How it works

A navigation system for a clearer school experience.

A tool that helps learning make sense for everyone involved. It is not a teaching method.

  1. Understand the adults

    What parents and educators see.

  2. Understand the child

    Their world, and how they learn.

  3. Translate it back

    Into their world, then back to school.

  4. A readable picture

    Plain, labelled, signed off.

At the centre

Understand the world around the child.

Interests are one way in. We carry the whole concept through their world.

What they love

MinecraftDanceAnimalsCookingSpaceK-pop+ many more

How they take in an idea

A pictureA storyHands-onTalking it throughA worked exampleA game+ many more

What motivates them

Visible progressA challengeTheir own choiceHelping othersA streakReal-world use+ many more

Hypotheses, evidence and a human in the loop.

Every claim shows its label. A person always checks the logic underneath.

Observed

"Solved 2/5 + 1/3 on her own, and said why."

Something your child did in a session.

Inferred

"Clear examples help her most."

Our working hypothesis. It can be wrong.

Suggested

"Ask for the reason, not only the steps."

What we suggest you do.

Parent-reported

"A method feels there one day, gone the next."

What you told us. Never blended with observed work.

Educator feedback

"Solid in class, lost on homework."

What a teacher or tutor told us.

Not yet checked

"Next session: the same idea as a word problem, after a delay."

What will be tested, and when.

Shown by AAM

"One complete worked example, every step named. Then she tried alone."

Exactly what we showed your child.

Never a score

Dots show how sure we are about the evidence. Never a score of your child.

Working hypotheses, not verdicts.

A child is always adapting, and so is our method.

Short termRecheck next sessionSeen twice
Mixes up numerator and denominatorRushes the last step of word problemsGuesses when unsure instead of asking
Recheck point
Now+1 wk+3 wksTerm
Medium termRecheck in 2 to 3 weeksConsistent, 4 of 5 sessions
Grasps fractions best with food visualsWorks faster after a short warm upExplains better out loud than in writing
Recheck point
Now+1 wk+3 wksTerm
Long termRecheck each termSeen across 3 months
Loses confidence on multi step problemsAvoids problems with lots of textStronger with patterns than with memorising
Recheck point
Now+1 wk+3 wksTerm

Checked every session, revised when the evidence changes.

Every next task is informed.

What school needs nowEquivalent fractionsSame denominatorsDifferent denominatorsNowMixed numbersWord problemsFractions of amounts
What we've uncoveredNeeds a picture firstRushes the last stepStrong with food examplesExplains well out loud
Her whole profileLoves footballLearns by seeingMotivated by progressConfidence rising
How to work with herFocus: best in 15 minute blocksBest time: after a snack, before dinnerResponds to: praise for effort, not speedGets stuck: long text, silent readingNext check: Tuesday
Best next taskDifferent denominators, in a football word problem, no example first.
BecauseSchool targetDifferent denominators, this weekHer trip-upRushes the last stepThe adaptationPicture first, football frame
Sample

A report based on the signals picked up.

The signals are checked and the logic confirmed by our team.

  1. Signals picked upAnswers, pauses, explanations, what helped.Paused 20s before the last stepChanged answer 3/4 to 2/3Said "I just guessed"+3 more Got it right with a picture, wrong withoutFaster on the second tryAsked for a hint, then solved it
  2. AI draftsA draft, never the final word.Paused before the last step in 3 of 4 multi step problemsmay lose track when steps stack up
    Hypothesis, to be checkedMedium · 4 observations
    +2 more
    Changed a right answerlow confidence, not a skill gap
    Hypothesis, to be checkedLow · 1 observation
    Right with a picture, wrong withoutneeds visuals to start
    Hypothesis, to be checkedLow · 2 observations
  3. Our team checksEvery signal checked, the logic confirmed.
    Loses track in multi step problemsNeeds visuals to startExplains better out loudAvoids word problemsReplayed the session. She stalled on one unknown word, not the problem. Logged as vocabulary.Rushes when boredTimestamps show it starts around minute 40 every session. Fatigue, not boredom. Shorter sessions.
  4. Released to youWithin 3 days. Nothing is sent automatically.
    After our team check
    In the released reportShe solved the item after a hint. We recorded it as a supported solve, not independent mastery.Checked and amended by our team
  5. Your feedbackCan amend or withdraw the read.
    Amend or withdraw any time
    "Loses track in multi step problems"AmendWithdraw

Reviewed and signed off by our team before it reaches you.

What it doesn't do.

No scores or rankings

No comparing with other children.

No diagnosis

Not a clinical service.

No promised results

No grades or places promised.

No selling data

We don't sell your child's data.

The beta.

We're building this with you. Tell us what works, what doesn't, and what you wish it did, as you go.

Maths first. More subjects coming soon.
Ages 8 to 12.
Free.
We're still improving the product.Thanks for helping us with your feedback.
A reviewer may listen to session recordings.
The parent doesn't have to be present.

What we record, and why.

Sessions are recorded

They build one learning profile that carries between sessions.

Reports come from it

Drafted from the profile, then checked by our team.

Tell us if we're wrong.

Your note goes to the reviewer, who can amend or withdraw the read. It stays labelled as yours.

See how it looks for your child.

Tell us about your child. We reply about a beta place.