FDA-Cleared Autism Assessment Technology

Diagnose Earlier.
Treat Sooner.
Measure Outcomes.

FDA-cleared eye-tracking technology using visual attention biomarkers for autism to support early diagnosis and measurable treatment outcomes—starting as young as 16 months.

Study Locations

Join the EarliPoint® Network

Answer a few quick questions to see if you qualify for low-cost access to EarliPoint® and opportunities to join the EarliPoint® Network. Takes ~2–3 minutes.

How It Works

Quick and Easy Administration

A trained behavior technician—or any designated trained team member—can easily administer the assessment using a portable tablet. 

Eye Gaze Capture

Children watch a short video while the device unobtrusively captures eye gaze data. Behind the scenes, proprietary algorithms analyze patterns of visual attention—biometric markers of social and cognitive development.

Actionable Insights

The system generates a detailed report showing the child’s scores across three clinically aligned indices: language, cognition, and social engagement. These insights support early detection and help track progress over time.

Supporting Timely, Informed Care

Same-day results help guide discussions with families and care teams. 

The EarliPoint System device is indicated for use as a tool to aid qualified clinicians in the diagnosis and assessment of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in children ages 16 months through 30 months who are at risk based on concerns identified by a parent, caregiver, or healthcare provider (Not for direct consumer purchase; clinician use only).

Benefits for Providers

A Smarter Way to Grow Your Practice

Transform your practice with FDA-cleared diagnostic aid that provides outcome measurements and builds stronger relationships with families.

Attract New Patients

Offer FDA-cleared diagnostics to families—removing barriers to early assessment and differentiating your practice in the community.

Track Treatment Effectiveness

Monitor each child’s progress over time with objective, visual-attention-based metrics aligned to gold-standard tools.

Communicate Outcomes with Confidence

Earn the confidence of parents, payors, and educators with transparent, easy-to-read reports that highlight progress clearly and consistently.

Proven Science

Decades of research. Breakthrough results.

The EarliPoint® System is FDA-cleared to provide visual-attention measurements that aid qualified clinicians in the diagnosis and assessment of Autism Spectrum Disorder, alongside established diagnostic tools.

Our research foundation includes:

  • Clinical Validation — Two large-scale, double-blind clinical studies
  • Peer Review — Findings published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)
  • Academic Excellence — Research conducted in collaboration with Yale University and Emory University
DATE: September 5, 2023

Eye-Tracking-Based Measurement of Social Visual Engagement Compared with Expert Clinical Diagnosis of Autism.

DATE: September 5, 2023

Development and Replication of Objective Measurements of Social Visual Engagement to Aid in Early Diagnosis and Assessment of Autism.

Why We Do This

Insights & Updates

Jamie Pagliaro brings over two decades of leadership in autism and behavioral health to his role as President and CEO of EarliPoint. Most recently, he served as Chief Operating Officer at Rethink, a leading SaaS provider supporting individuals with autism and developmental disabilities. Under his leadership, Rethink’s behavioral health division became the company’s largest business unit, serving thousands of clinicians and driving scalable, tech-enabled care delivery.

Earlier in his career, Jamie was Executive Director of the New York Center for Autism Charter School, the first public charter school in New York State dedicated to children with autism. At EarliPoint, he leads the company’s mission to bring breakthrough science to the front lines of care—empowering providers, families, and health systems with earlier answers and better outcomes.

Jamie Pagliaro

President & Chief Executive Officer

Dr. Ami Klin is a globally recognized leader in autism research and early detection. As Director of the Marcus Autism Center and Division Chief of Autism and Developmental Disabilities at Emory University School of Medicine, he has dedicated his career to understanding how young children engage with the social world—and how subtle disruptions in attention can signal developmental differences. His pioneering work in eye-tracking science led to the development of EarliPoint™ Evaluation, the first FDA-authorized tool to objectively assess autism in children as young as 16 months.
At EarliPoint, Dr. Klin drives clinical strategy and innovation, ensuring that families and clinicians worldwide have access to timely, science-based insights that enable earlier, more personalized intervention. His career reflects a deep commitment to transforming how society supports children with autism—starting with the earliest signs.

Ami Klin, PhD

Chief Clinical Officer & Co‑Founder