Feature

One screen. Forty seconds. Every Sunday.

Three things that are secure. One worth revisiting. One conversation starter. That is the whole parent experience, by design. The detail is there if you want it, and invisible if you don’t.

This week · MayaSent Sunday 6pm
SecureQuadratics · Osmosis · Macbeth Act 1
Worth revisitingCircle theorems
Ask her about“What did you work out about Lady Macbeth?”
Total this week2h 10m ↑ 25m
Parent and teenager looking at a tablet together at the kitchen table

Designed around what parents can do

Research on parental engagement at secondary age is consistent: the most useful thing parents do is support independent study and keep the conversation open. Sitting beside a teenager correcting their maths tends to backfire. So the parent view doesn’t ask you to teach. It gives you:

  • Secure topics, so you can say “well done” about something specific.
  • One topic to revisit, so you know what StudyBuddy is working on without having to ask.
  • One conversation starter, a real question about what they learned that opens a chat rather than an interrogation.
  • Time this week, with the trend, not a streak.

When you want more

Specification map

Every point in the specification, coloured by how secure it is. Tap any one for the evidence.

Session history

What was practised, how it went, how long it took. Exportable if a tutor or teacher wants it.

Household view

On the Household plan, all three children on one screen, each with their own Sunday note.

Ready when they are.

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