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Most work does not start
with a meeting.

It starts with a pile of things you already have. Capture and Review takes handwritten notes, uploaded documents, referrals and pasted case notes, pulls the information out, and shows it to you next to the original so you can correct it.

Pebble Capture and Review starting points: scan handwritten notes, upload documents or paste text

Eleven attachments and no summary.

Information rarely arrives in one place or one format. Handwritten notes, uploads, a referral, case notes pasted across from another system, and no time to read all of it properly.

Capture and Review brings it into one workspace, pulls the information out, and puts it beside the original so you can check it before anything else happens.

Professional judgement remains central.

It helps you see what the evidence actually says: what is fact, what the child has said, what an adult has reported, what a professional has observed, where accounts differ and what is missing. It does not set the threshold, assign a risk rating or make the decision. That stays with you.

Ask a question, or choose a structured task.

Summarise the information, draw out strengths and protective factors, review the child's voice and lived experience, prepare points for supervision, or find gaps and contradictions worth checking.

Structured review tasks in Pebble Capture and Review, including summarising information and identifying gaps

Instructions cannot ask Pebble to determine risk levels, make threshold decisions or replace practitioner judgement.

Start from what you have

Handwritten notes, uploaded documents, referrals or case notes pasted from another system.

Corrected against the original

Extracted information sits beside its source, so you check it before anything relies on it.

What the evidence says

Fact, the child's words, an adult's report, a professional's observation, and where accounts differ.

The questions worth asking

Patterns, tensions and gaps surfaced for you to consider, not conclusions drawn on your behalf.

For the referral that lands at four o'clock.

See how Capture and Review helps you get through a pile of information without losing what matters inside it.

See Pebble in practice