A learning aid for children with epilepsy, a brain injury or autism
Schoolwork that finally adapts to your child
However hard your child tries, sometimes learning at school just doesn't click. Not because your son or daughter isn't clever enough, but because ordinary schoolwork takes no account of how your child learns.
This platform turns that around: you photograph the schoolwork and we turn it into a lesson that does fit your child.
Does this sound familiar?
- Single facts are fine, but the bigger picture just won't come together.
- Ask the question a little differently and the answer suddenly disappears.
- After ten minutes of learning your child is already worn out.
- And meanwhile you watch their confidence slowly fade, while you know there's so much more in there.
It's not your child. It's the format.
How it works
1.Take a photo
Photograph your child's worksheet or book page. Several photos are fine too.
2.We turn it into a lesson
We take out the learning goal and the exercises and build a new, calm lesson, broken into small steps.
3.Your child learns at their own pace
Text, images and audio in a low-stimulus setting, with no time pressure.
Built by a father, for his son
This platform began at the kitchen table at home, when Tom (who has epilepsy) got stuck at school. His father built what didn't exist: schoolwork that adapts to the child, instead of the other way round.
Read our story →Why Tom's Lessons
- Schoolwork adapts to your child, for their condition
- Your child learns the same schoolwork, just calmer and in small steps
- Low-stimulus: no flashing, no time pressure
- Every lesson checked automatically; you decide if there's any doubt
- Photos are never kept
- As little data as possible: just your email address
- Progress you can follow on any device
- Built by a father, for his son