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A personal AI teacherfor every child.

Not a problem bank, not a drill app: a teacher the family chose, who knows the learner, writes every problem for them in the moment, reads their thinking, remembers their journey — and reports to the parents like a real private tutor.

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“We have a private tutor who's the perfect fit for our child.”

— When a parent says that, we've done our job.

Where we are

Now inpublic beta.

1Now← We are here

Public beta

Families who apply use Pytha, and the teaching is tuned by long, live use.

2Next

Ready for launch

Consent, privacy and safety work is finished before the doors open to everyone.

3Later

Public launch

Open sign-up with verified consent, and a curriculum platform that keeps growing.

Before the doors open to everyone

  • Parental consent, captured properly
  • A clear privacy policy — and a way to delete a child's data
  • Children's-privacy compliance: COPPA, GDPR-K and PIPA
  • No-retention, no-training terms with every AI provider we use
  • Hardened sign-in and a filter on display names

Durable principles

Whatdoesn't change.

01

Warm, encouraging, never shaming.

Reward effort and good thinking — everywhere, always.

02

Sound reasoning is never punished.

The final answer drives progress; the process earns recognition. Equivalent answers are never marked wrong.

03

The learner is a child.

Parent-owned data, minimal collection, no dark patterns.

04

AI stays server-side.

Model keys never reach the browser.

05

Competition without shame.

Effort leagues by default. Boards celebrate climbing and never spotlight the bottom. Identities are pseudonymous.

06

Personas change the voice, never the substance.

A teacher's personality never alters difficulty, grading or token fairness.

07

Rewards can't be gamed.

Difficulty and effort are priced into every token.

08

The learner never pays for our architecture.

No dead waiting, no lost work — and never fixed by cutting the teacher out of the loop.

09

Quality over cost.

When teaching quality and operating cost trade off, quality wins.

How quality is kept

Three layers.Every problem.

Problems are written live, for one learner, in the moment. That is the product — so quality is built into how every problem is made.

1

Curriculum depth

The teacher knows precisely what each rung of each skill means, so problems land at the intended level.

2

Self-verification

Every problem is solved again from scratch, without the answer, before it's served — with a full worked solution, equivalent answer forms and step-by-step hints.

3

Automated quality checks

Served problems are audited again every hour, and parents and learners can flag any problem in a tap.

Meet the teacheryour child deserves.