"How was school?" "Fine." That exchange is where most parents lose the thread. This replaces it with something you can actually read.
Link each child to your account in a couple of taps. One dashboard, however many children you have, each with their own grade and curriculum.
What was studied, what was completed, how long it took and how it scored — per child, per subject, without asking them.
Not just numbers. A plain-language read on where your child is strong, where they are drifting, and what to do about it this week.
Read what the AI tutors actually said to your child. Every session is visible to you — no black box between them and the platform.
Your child will talk to an AI tutor about things they would not raise with you. That is useful — but you should still be able to see it.
Conversation Oversight shows you every tutor and study-buddy session in full. Not a summary, not a safety score. The actual transcript, so you decide what matters.

A report card tells you the result after it is too late to change it. Learning Insights tells you the pattern while it is still forming.
Which topics are not sticking, which subject has gone quiet, whether the time spent is going into revision or avoidance — written in plain language, with the one thing worth doing next.

Seeing the problem is half of it. These are the levers you have.
A topic quietly not landing shows up in the insights weeks before it shows up in a grade. That is the window where it is still cheap to fix.
Set your child a specific mission or topic to work through, and see it come back completed with a score.
Build your own course and enrol your children in it — useful for faith, language, life skills or anything the school does not cover.
Told when work is submitted, when a score drops, and when a child has not opened anything in a while.
Costs nothing. You can buy into any curriculum from the free tier.
Link each child, set their grade and curriculum, and everything is pitched to them.
Cogs are the credit the AI runs on. Your children spend them on tutors and practice.
Reports and oversight fill in as they work. You read, and step in where it matters.

Your account is free, and so is linking your children and reading their reports. Cogs are what the AI itself runs on — you top up once and your children spend them as they learn.
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.