Tools for the life you’re already building.

Close to the learning.

You know when a child needs a challenge, an explanation, a walk, or a new approach. The aim is to give you enough structure to act on that knowledge.

For younger learners

Use a shorter reading, talk through the question, and let the child draw or explain aloud. The sample is adaptable; it is not a tested grade-level placement tool.

For growing independent learners

Ask for reasons, a small piece of written work, and a reflection on what could improve. The public sample illustrates this approach for roughly middle-school learners with parent guidance.

Records stay close to home.

The local application stores family information in the browser profile on your device. This keeps records out of the public preview, but it makes device care and backups important. Browser storage is not an encrypted vault, and another person using the same profile may see it.

A downloadable release will include a parent guide explaining setup, local backup and recovery. The public preview currently offers the sample and printable activity only.

A realistic pace.

Try one lesson together. Notice whether your child can explain an idea more clearly and whether the plan makes your day easier. Those observations matter more than adding more material.