For parents · kindergarten through 12th grade
Her study guide, turned into a week of practice.
Take a photo of the worksheet her teacher sent home. A minute or two later she has flashcards, matching games, picture questions and practice tests built from that page and nothing else. Not a tutor. Not a homework machine. It makes her practice.
Free for one study set · Photos or PDFs · Early access, by invitation

Photographed 7:42 pm
Ready 7:44 pm
Two minutes later, the whole week is set.
30 cards, 3 practice tests, 3 matching rounds and 10 picture questions from six photographed pages. That is a real set, and you can try every mode of it.
Open the exampleHow it works
Photo in. Practice out.
- 01
Photograph the study guide
The review packet, the worksheet, the pages of notes. Several pages at a time, photos or PDF, straight from your phone.
- 02
The practice is built from it
A plain-language summary and six ways to practice, all drawn from her material and nothing else. A minute or two.
- 03
She practices. You read the results.
Every attempt is saved. Her scores over time, and the questions she keeps missing, so you know what to go over.
- No answer button — it asks the questions and never finishes an assignment.
- One parent login. Your child never needs one of her own.
- Photos of schoolwork are deleted after 400 days, or the moment you delete the set.
What you read
Sunday night, you know which four questions to go over.
Every quiz and matching round is saved. The results page shows her scores across attempts and the questions she keeps missing — the part of the app that is for you, not her.
Pricing
Pay for the week she has a test. Or the year.
Free
$0
One study set, every practice mode, no card.
Test Week Pass
$9
One more set and a week of unlimited practice. It just ends.
Family Pass
$79
A full year. Up to 4 study sets a month, every subject.
Nothing renews on its own. Practice is never metered.

Why there's no answer button
Why there's no answer button
“I copied the same twenty terms onto index cards in handwriting she could barely read. It took an hour and she was done with me after ten minutes. So I built the thing that makes the cards.”
— Daniel, dad and sole developer
The longer versionQuestions
The things parents ask first.
Does this do my child's homework?
No. It builds practice from the guide you photograph and asks her the questions. When she answers wrong it explains the answer and asks her to try again. There is nowhere to paste an assignment and get it back finished.
What ages is it for?
Kindergarten through 12th grade. The summary is written at the grade you set, so a 2nd-grade spelling list and an 11th-grade chemistry review both come out at the right level. It is not a tutor and not a homework machine: it takes material you already have and makes you practice it.
What if it gets something wrong?
It can. It reads a photograph and writes questions from it, and sometimes it misreads a word or writes an awkward question. Look over the first study set with your child. The guide from her teacher is always the last word.
Who can see my child's schoolwork?
You, and the AI service that reads the page (Anthropic), which keeps it briefly and does not train on it under its published terms. On our side, uploads build her study sets and nothing else; deleting a set or the account deletes them. Details and dates are on the Privacy page.
Early access
Her guide could look like this by tomorrow night.
Accounts open in small batches while one person runs everything. Leave an address and you'll be invited when there's a place.


