Gaps come first
A topic with mistakes comes back in the tasks until it is solid.
Learning at home, by plan
A program of their own for your child
We'll find where your child got stuck and close the gaps one by one. Every day — tasks on exactly those gaps, a check from a photo of the notebook, and an explanation of every mistake. The knowledge map shows what is already mastered.
An Aristotle for every child.
Aristotle taught a single student. Then classes grew to thirty, and a personal tutor became a luxury. We bring it back: daily tasks, checking from a photo and a knowledge map that grows with your child.
How it works
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Tell us about your child
Age, grade, strengths and weak spots, goals for the year. Five minutes.
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Get a plan
We'll draw up a learning plan. If something is off, correct it in your own words.
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Knowledge map
The plan breaks into topics: what is mastered, what is in progress, where the gap is.
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Tasks every day
Today's set: gaps first. A new topic comes only after the ones it rests on.
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A photo of the notebook — and the explanation
Your child works in an ordinary notebook, you photograph the page. We check it, explain every mistake, and the map updates on its own.
Falling behind doesn't mean they can't
In a class of thirty, nobody has time to notice exactly where your child got stuck. Gaps pile up, and each new topic is harder to catch. We find those gaps and close them one by one — every day, at their pace.
From the basics to what is hard
A topic will not arrive before the ones it rests on: adding fractions first, then equations with fractions.
Mastered means mastered
A topic becomes solid when your child handles it on the first try for two sets in a row.
Nothing gets forgotten
From time to time we'll offer a check on topics already mastered. If something has slipped, it comes back into the work.
And you are simply the parent
We'll take the tasks, the checking, and the explanations.
No need to invent the tasks
Press the button, and the set is ready.
No need to check in the evening
Photographing the notebook is enough.
No need to argue about who is right
Your child reads the explanation.
What happens to the photos
Your child's photos are used only to check the answer. We keep them for up to 7 days so you can review what was submitted, then delete them automatically — longer only while a paid plan is active. We never sell photos or use them for advertising.
Full privacy detailsSlow is free. Faster is paid.
Unhurried
Free
New tasks once a week
Steady
$30/month
New tasks every day
Plan S
Diligent
$50/month
New tasks several times a day
Plan M