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For parents

The tutor you'd hire,if you could findthe perfect one.

Pytha gives your child a private teacher who knows them — and gives you what you'd want from a great tutor: honest notes after every session, a truthful picture over time, and real control.

The Kims

This week

Mia wants to redeem “Movie night”

250 tokens · asked 2 hours ago

Time
2h 40m
only time spent writing answers
Problems
86
first attempts only
Accuracy
78%
right on the first try
Best streak
6 days
days in a row

Family feed

  • Mia climbed to Stage 4 · Adding fractions

  • Leo earned a badge · 7-day streak

The first screen you see is readable in thirty seconds — and every number says exactly what it counts.

Session reports

Sentences,not statistics.

After every practice round, the teacher leaves you a note — what your child did today, where it got stuck, what was genuinely good. Like a good tutor at the door on the way out.

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Written in your language

Your reports can be in a different language from your child's lessons — written fresh, not translated.

02

Easy to find

Filter by child, period, mode and subject, or search the notes for a word like “percent”.

03

Flag anything

Open any problem in a report and flag it for review. Your flags are a real part of how quality is kept.

Tap the letter behind to switch languages

Mia · IB MYP Year 1

  • Whole-number operations

    Mastered
  • Factors, primes & multiples

    Rung 4 of 5
  • Fraction arithmetic

    Rung 3 of 5
  • Ratio & rate

    Rung 2 of 5
  • One-step equations

    Rung 2 of 5
  • Area & perimeter

    Rung 1 of 5

Rung 1 is the gentlest, rung 5 the hardest. “Adding fractions” at rung 1 and at rung 5 are genuinely different problems.

A truthful picture

Where shereally is.Skill by skill.

Every skill has a five-rung ladder. Correct answers in a row move her up — one lucky hit doesn't. Mastery has to be proven on different problems, on different days.

You hold the keys

Real control.No dark patterns.

Choose the teacher

Switch the teacher any time. Only the voice changes — problems, grading and tokens stay exactly the same.

Stock the reward shelf

Name it, price it in tokens, aim it at one child or all. Approve every redemption — or decline, and the tokens go back.

One family, all equal

Any number of learners, each with their own curriculum and teacher. Co-parents get exactly the same console — no permission tiers.

Two languages, set separately

Your child can learn in Korean while you read reports in English — or the other way round.

Private by construction

Only a nickname and a character ever leave your family. Messaging, friend requests and search were never built.

Tell the teacher what's covered

Tick the sections your child already did at school. The evidence still wins — what they can actually do beats what was ticked.

What Pytha holds to

Our promisesto parents.

  1. Warm, encouraging, never shaming — everywhere, always.

  2. Sound reasoning is never punished, and equivalent answers are never marked wrong.

  3. Progress is earned on evidence — never granted by time spent or the calendar.

  4. Rewards can't be gamed: difficulty, hints and effort are priced into every token.

  5. No cosmetic shop and no in-app purchases. Tokens only become rewards you set.

  6. Your family owns its data, and we collect as little as we can. AI runs only on our servers — never from your child's browser.

Seven short films

A quick lookat Pytha.

One idea per film, made for parents. Tap one to watch it with sound.

  • Written for her. Just now.

    A workbook doesn't know your child.

  • The teacher's note

    After every session, a note in your language.

  • Teacher wanted

    Design a teacher together.

    Preview of a coming feature

  • Ten more minutes

    Why she asks to keep going.

  • Right thinking

    Wrong answer, right thinking — her level stays.

  • Six on her own

    Progress she earns, not progress the clock fills.

  • Key covered

    Two answers must match before it reaches her.

Coming next

What we'rebuilding next.

Coming soon

The counselor conversation

A first chat in your own language that turns “how has she been doing?” into the teacher's first notes — built for parents who can't name exactly where their child is in the curriculum.

Coming soon

Design a teacher together

Write a “teacher wanted” note with your child and meet the teacher it becomes. Your family's voice, the same standards.

Coming soon

More subjects

Science and history are on the way. Adding a subject is data work, not engine work — so the teacher arrives already knowing how to teach.

Questions parents ask

Goodquestions.

  • Pytha is in public beta. Apply with your email and we'll write to you with how to get started. If you already have a family code, you can log in today.

Ready whenyou are.

Already have a family code? Jump in. Curious first? The parent manual walks through every screen in about fifteen minutes.