Your family's guiding light, turned into a school week
Tell the platform what your family stands for. AI agents interview you, then build a six-month curriculum and a syllabus of activities fitted to each child. You plan the week by drag and drop, children run the activities in their own player, and scoring rewards finishing, never beating a sibling.
Homeschooling runs on the parent's time and energy
Most families start with a clear vision and then lose weeks to planning: choosing subjects, finding activities, balancing two or three children at different levels, and remembering what was already covered.
The platform treats planning as the work AI should take over, and keeps the parent where they matter: setting direction, teaching, observing and deciding. The family's own philosophy, written in their own words, steers everything the agents produce.
- Your philosophy leads. The main guiding light, whatever it is, weighs most heavily on the curriculum.
- Each child is different. Activities are written for the specific child, from basic to deeper over the six months.
- Scoring is fair. It measures completing the task, not excellence, and never ranks one child against another.
- Your data stays yours. Families are isolated tenants and AI works only inside the family's own data.
How the platform helps
Six connected capabilities. Each page explains what the feature does day to day.
A curriculum that starts from your philosophy
An agent interviews you, then builds a six-month plan around your philosophy.
Read moreAI syllabus builderSix months of activities, written for each child
Activities written subject by subject, deepening for each child.
Read moreWeekly plannerPlan the week by dragging, not typing
Drag activities into day slots for each child, or for everyone.
Read moreActivity playerOne link, two views: parent and child
One link, two views: parent guidance and a focused child screen.
Read moreFair scoring and observationsReward finishing, never ranking
Completion-based tokens, co-op modes and parent observations. No sibling ranking.
Read moreKids' learning worldPlaces for children to wander and wonder
A picture encyclopedia, a phonics playground and a live voice companion.
Read moreFrom vision to a Tuesday morning
Set your guiding light
Describe the family, the children and what you want learning to serve.
Talk to the curriculum agent
A short interview about vision now and in the long run.
Receive the plan
A six-month curriculum, then subject-by-subject activities.
Plan the week
Drag activities into slots, per child or for the whole family.
Run the day
Parents follow instructions; children use their own player.
Score and observe
Completion scores and parent observations feed the next plan.
Built for people who do this work
Intentional parents
You want learning to reflect your values and still have a plan you can follow every day.
Families with several ages
Pair one-to-one coaching with independent stations and group activities.
Quran and Arabic learners
Noorani Qaida and Quran reading activities with word-by-word audio support.
Micro-schools and co-ops
Run a small group with shared structure, planning and observation tools.
Design principles you can rely on
- Tenant isolation. No family can read or write another family's data.
- Completion over excellence. Scores record whether a task was done, not how it ranks.
- AI inside the lines. Agents act only within the family and the role of the person using them, and every change is logged.
- Preview before change. Destructive batch changes are shown for approval first.
Questions people ask
Can I start using it now?
Yes. The platform is live and families can sign in and set up their workspace.
Does it replace me as the teacher?
No. It plans, prepares and tracks. Parents teach, score and observe, and the player gives parents their own instructions.
What if my family's approach is not mainstream?
That is the point of the guiding light. Whatever you write there, whether a text, a tradition, a person or an education system, steers the curriculum direction.
How do you handle siblings of different ages?
Activities are assigned per child. You can schedule one-to-one coaching for one child while the others work independently, and add group activities for everyone.
Do children have to be on screens all day?
No. Many activities are hands-on: physical materials, outdoor tasks, teaching a sibling. The parent view carries the instructions.
Is children's data private?
Each family is an isolated tenant. Security rules at the database and checks in the server enforce that access, and AI agents act only inside the family's data.
Build your family's learning plan
Open the platform, describe your family and let the curriculum agent start the conversation.