Know a program before you tour it
Kido International Preschool, Austin TX
A real report our agent produced from public sources in November 2026: 31 pages, 97 sourced facts, 43 inspections reviewed, plus Google reviews, Reddit threads and the program’s own website. The first pages give you the answer; the rest is the evidence.
Sample generated from Texas HHSC public records and other public sources as of November 2026. Shown to illustrate the report format; it is not an endorsement or a rating by the regulator.
High level first, deep dive after
The verdict
One plain sentence and a TL;DR you can read in 30 seconds: what the program is, how its record looks, and the one thing to check.
Your checklist
What parents actually decide on, answered for this program: cameras & recordings, food (kitchen or catering, included or extra), drop-off & pick-up traffic, teacher turnover, tuition & extras, subsidy mix, quality rating, teaching approach.
Drop-off & pick-up traffic
Historical traffic at the hours you actually drive — arriving at opening, leaving near closing — from 8 directions, on a map. Same distance can mean a very different drive.
What parents say
Google reviews, Reddit threads, Facebook posts and other parent talk, distilled into recurring themes with counts and dates — not a dump of reviews.
Key numbers & scorecard
Seats, ages, licensed since, inspections, findings, latest visit — then seven areas rated Looks good, Worth a look, Concern or Not enough data.
Key findings
The 5–8 things that matter most, each with the facts, dates and why it matters for your family.
Questions for your tour
A checklist built from the findings, so your visit gets straight to what the record can't tell you.
Seven chapters
License & history, safety & inspections (with a year-by-year chart), staff & hours, who runs it, building, cost & subsidies, and nearby alternatives — each opens with an “In short”.
Every fact sourced
Small numbered chips link each statement to its source in the appendix: the regulator record, dataset row or page it came from, with dates and how sure we are.
Asynchronous research, reviewed by a person
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Request
Choose a program and request a report. A person reviews the request before research starts.
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Research
Our research agent re-checks current licensing and inspections, searches enforcement, filings and the web, and records every fact as evidence with its source and dates.
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Verify
A separate pass checks every item: dates, attribution and contradictions. Building records are never attributed to the operator. Missing data is never treated as “no issue”.
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Deliver
The report is written in plain English, reviewed by a person and emailed as a PDF.
Get the report for a program you’re considering
Find the program first — every facility page has a report button — or request one directly.