Not money — hours, and the subjects you are not confident teaching. These are the four gaps every home-schooling parent runs into.
Nobody is equally strong in chemistry, literature and calculus. A tutor per subject means your child is never held back by the gap in your own timetable.
Schemes of work, worksheets, mark schemes. Generate a term's structure in minutes and spend the time you save actually teaching.
Progress reports, insight into where a child is slipping, and evidence you can show anyone who asks — without a school behind you.
Every lesson and tutor is grounded in the real syllabus for CBC, Cambridge IGCSE or Pearson Edexcel — so you are never guessing whether you covered it.
The hardest part of teaching at home is not discipline or structure. It is the moment your child asks a question in a subject you last studied twenty years ago.
A curriculum-grounded tutor answers it — with speech, a live whiteboard and diagrams generated as it explains. Your child gets the subject specialist; you keep being the parent.

Generate a scheme of work for the term, a worksheet for tomorrow, or a full mock paper with its marking scheme — matched to your child's grade and curriculum.
Everything is downloadable. Screens are not the point; the planning is. Use the paper at the table and keep the tablet closed if that is how your house works.

Some things do not survive a diagram. A four-stroke engine, the inside of a cell, the geometry of a molecule — these are objects, and understanding them means moving around them.
Cognita teaches them in interactive 3D and VR, so your child can take the thing apart and rebuild it rather than memorising a picture of it.

Everything a school would give a child, run from one account by the person who knows them best.
Curriculum-grounded AI tutors your child can call any hour, plus practice buddies for revision without the pressure of being taught.
Walk around an engine, take apart a cell, stand inside a molecule. The parts of science a kitchen table cannot demonstrate.
Worksheets, quizzes, mock papers, lesson plans and schemes of work — generated to your child's grade and curriculum, ready to print.
Learning insights that show what was covered, what is sticking and what needs another pass — written in plain language, not jargon.
Enrol each child, author your own courses for them, and track them side by side from a single parent dashboard.
No bell, no term dates you did not choose. Move fast where your child is strong and slow down where they are not.
The free tier costs nothing and lets you buy and access any curriculum you need.
Enrol each child, set their grade and curriculum, and everything they see is pitched to it.
Cogs are the credit the AI runs on. Top up once and spend as you go — tutors, worksheets, mocks.
Generate the week's work, let the tutors cover what you would rather not, and watch the insights.

The account is free and so is buying into a curriculum. What costs is the AI itself — and that runs on Cogs. You buy them up front and spend them only when you actually generate something.
A subscription unlocks what you can reach. Cogs are what you spend while using it — top up any time, and you only pay for what you actually generate.