It's 8:30pm and you're teaching fractions again

You worked all day. Your kid is done. And you haven't seen this stuff since Grade 7.

Structured Grades 4–9 mastery practice built from Canadian curricula, plus Waterloo CEMC and Math Kangaroo contest prep — guided by an infinitely patient 24/7 AI tutor.

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Get your evenings back — and a kid who can get unstuck without you.

You've already tried the obvious options

None of them were built for a working parent on a Tuesday night.

Tutoring centres

$200–400 a month per child — and you're still the driver, teacher, scheduler, and marker.

Math games and apps

Good at keeping a 7-year-old busy for 20 minutes. But fun isn't the same as fluent — cartoon levels and random play don't build the structured reps that turn a concept into something your child just knows.

Free worksheets and video lessons

Now you're the curriculum planner: finding the right topic, at the right level, in the right order, every single night. That's a second job you didn't apply for.

Teach it once. Then practise until it's boring.

This is how math has always been learned. We just took your name off the job.

Intro cards teach the concept

Every topic opens with a plain-English explanation and worked examples, so your child learns it before they're asked to do it. From us — not from you at 8:30pm.

Drills make it automatic

Then they practise. Same concept, fresh questions, again and again until it stops being hard. That's the boring part nothing can replace.

An AI tutor with infinite patience

When they're stuck, it asks questions instead of handing over the answer — and it'll walk through the same idea nine times without ever sighing.

Grade 4 to Grade 9, built from ON, BC, and AB into one standard. They move forward when they've got it — and can go back to earlier topics when they don't. Not locked to this week's class.

Two kinds of math strength. One platform.

School math builds the foundation. Contest math stretches them to think when there's no template. Most drill programs stop at the first. We do both.

School math builds the foundation

Learn the concept, then drill until it's automatic — fractions, algebra basics, geometry. Ahead when they're ready; back when a gap shows up.

Available today

  • School Math for Grades 4–9, built from the Ontario, BC, and Alberta curricula

Contest math builds thinking

Waterloo CEMC and Math Kangaroo: creative problem-solving and analytical thinking — the stretch beyond "this looks like the textbook." Optional when they want it; not required to start.

Available today

  • Waterloo CEMC: Gauss (Grades 7–8), Pascal (Grade 9), Cayley (Grade 10), Fermat (Grade 11)
  • Math Kangaroo: Grades 5–6 and Grades 7–8

Canadian school standards. Waterloo contest roots.

Yes, it's on a screen. No, it's not open internet.

Handing a kid an iPad for math is fair to question. Here's what we locked down so practice stays practice.

Math conversations only

The AI Tutor is restricted to math. It won't wander into chats, games, or random internet rabbit holes.

Built on their actual progress

Explanations use your child's exact practice context — the question they just tried, where they got stuck, and what they've already mastered.

Weekly Progress Reports for parents

Every week you get visibility: time spent, questions completed, and accuracy by topic — so you can see strengths and weaknesses without hovering.

How It Works

Three steps. Under a minute to set up and start practicing.

1

Select your child's grade

Pick their grade as a starting point. On the mastery path they move forward when they've got it — and can revisit earlier topics when something's shaky. Not when the calendar says so.

2

They learn, then they drill

An intro card teaches the concept, drills lock it in. 15 minutes a night is enough. You don't have to sit beside them.

3

You check the dashboard, not the worksheets

See what's solid, what's shaky, and what they did last night — without marking a single page.

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What they walk away with isn't just math

Somewhere in those drills, they stop waiting for an adult to rescue them. They get stuck, ask a better question, work it out — without being sighed at or handed the answer. Knowing how to use AI to get yourself unstuck — instead of being handed an answer — is the skill they'll lean on in high school, university, and jobs that don't exist yet. Independent learners go further. Math is where they practise it.

Coming soon

What's on the roadmap

We're starting with Grades 4–9 school math, Waterloo CEMC from Gauss to Fermat, and Math Kangaroo for Grades 5–8. Next up:

  • Grades 10–12 school math — extending the same mastery path into high school
  • Euclid (Grade 12) and Math Kangaroo for more grades — expanding contest prep beyond today's ladder

Simple, Honest Pricing

One month at a tutoring centre costs more than a full year here.

From $14.92/month on annual plans.

Free

$0/month

No credit card required

Perfect for getting started

  • School Math: your grade's level, one Quick set a day (5 questions)
  • Contest prep: 10 practice questions a week, 1 mock contest
  • AI tutor: 10 messages in total
  • Weekly progress chart
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Pro

$179/year

$14.92/month

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For serious competitors

  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • School Math: every level, up to 5 sets a day, 5, 10 or 15 questions per set
  • Contest prep: 25 practice questions a week, 3 mock contests
  • AI tutor: 200 messages a month
  • Full progress analytics: topic strengths, weak-topic alerts, performance by difficulty, past contest score benchmarks
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Family

$299/year

$24.92/month

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For families with up to 3 student accounts linked together

  • Everything in Pro for up to 3 student accounts, one payment
  • 200 AI tutor messages a month for each account
  • Each student has their own login and progress

Pay from one student's account, then invite the other two.

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All prices in CAD. Cancel anytime — your access continues until your billing period ends.