The technology
What’s underneath.
Here’s what the technology does for your child. How it does it stays ours.
A map of what children learn.
1,613 skills and 3,278 links showing what comes before what, so every story knows what it builds on.
Mistakes with names.
A wrong tap is recorded as the mix-up behind it, like “reading the long hand as the hour,” so you know exactly what to practice.
The picture is the answer.
Every object in a painting knows what it is. Tap the clock and the story knows you meant the clock.
Words that are always right.
The words sit on the page as real text, never painted by an AI, so they’re spelled right and light up as they’re read.
Facts with sources.
When a story states a fact about the real world, it comes from a cited source. A fact without one isn’t shown.
Checked before a child sees it.
A library story carries a review seal once a named reviewer approves it; the rest are marked in review. Every family story waits for a parent’s yes.