Affordable, evidence-first tools that teach kids to think, create, and explore — with AI as a given, not a threat. Built by a physics professor who teaches real students, and ships the tools she wishes existed.
A generation that doesn't just consume AI — but thinks clearly with it, builds boldly with it, and understands the world more deeply because of it.
Redesign learning around AI as a given, and adapt it to the individual learner — with tools priced for families, not just institutions. Privacy-first, evidence-first, and genuinely useful.
It's one adaptive engine — diagnose, prescribe, monitor, refine — expressed as focused tools:
Communication and guided learning for neurodiverse kids — free, forever. The mission and the R&D core.
Focused apps for language, writing, habits, and more — with an orchestrator that finds each kid's real gaps.
AI-native and radically simpler, for the small colleges the big platforms price out. Later.
AI as an assumed companion — make the need to cheat moot. Research first, product later.
A joyful game that teaches diaspora kids the Hindi spoken at home — a thousand-word journey with spaced repetition, daily paths, stories, and a parent-controlled everyday ↔ pure-Hindi toggle. Rebuilt from a working family original, polished for everyone.
Essays on how learning should change now that AI is a given — from the classroom and from the workshop.
Why prompt engineering, decomposition, and evaluation are the real literacies — and why "AI writes the code" isn't cheating when the goal changes.
Kids will always be ahead of the detectors. The answer is to redesign the work so AI is a companion, not a shortcut.
In active development, rolling out one polished app at a time. Want early access? Follow along.
The heritage-Hindi game — speak like family.
A kid-friendly daily journal that grows real writing.
A joyful, accuracy-first typing tutor with an AI coach.
Time management & prioritization, made doable for kids.
Tiny habits, streaks, and real routines that stick.
A reading tracker that turns pages into a habit.