Real signal, not screen time.
Most kid apps brag about minutes. We tell you whether your child actually thought. What they got stuck on. What they cracked. Whether they're getting fluent with AI. Whether they wandered off.
What your kid actually did — graphed.
Daily activity, the modes they leaned into, and an AI-graded quality trend. Echo scores every session on persistence, insight, and breakthrough — so you see whether 30 minutes of homework was actually 30 minutes of thinking.
- Per-child stacked daily activity (last 30 days)
- Mode breakdown — tutor / storybook / skills / voice / reading
- Learning-quality line chart, scored by AI
- Recent sessions with parent-voice summaries
Activity & progress
- tutor92 · 47%
- storybook41 · 21%
- skills28 · 14%
- voice22 · 11%
- reading14 · 7%
Which AI literacy lessons they've actually started — and how deep they went.
- Lesson 01How AI seesPractisinglast · Oct 203sessions4.0/5 quality
- Lesson 02How AI thinksPractisinglast · Oct 172sessions4.3/5 quality
- Lesson 03How AI learnsFamiliarlast · Oct 214sessions3.8/5 quality
- Lesson 04Why AI misunderstandsTriedlast · Oct 131session
- Lesson 05When not to trust AINot started0sessions
Each conversation is scored on persistence, insight, and breakthrough. This is the trend.
- Tatum · Oct 22 · tutor4.3/ 5
Worked through skip-counting in 5s; found the trick starting from any number.
Persistence 5/5Insight 4/5Breakthrough 4/5 - Ella · Oct 21 · skills4.0/ 5
Caught Echo making up a fake historical fact; asked three sharp follow-up questions.
Persistence 4/5Insight 5/5Breakthrough 3/5 - Tatum · Oct 20 · storybook3.7/ 5
Wrote a story about a dragon named Sparkle; took ownership of every plot twist.
Persistence 5/5Insight 4/5Breakthrough 2/5 - Ella · Oct 19 · tutor2.3/ 5
Started fractions worksheet; drifted after question 3 — would benefit from a story rescue.
Persistence 3/5Insight 3/5Breakthrough 1/5
She figured out skip-counting in 5s starting from any number — and explained the trick back to Echo.
Caught Echo making up a fake historical fact and pushed back with three sharp follow-up questions.
You hear about it. Not next week — that night.
Every conversation is graded by Claude. When a session scores a genuine breakthrough — or just unusually strong persistence and insight — a card appears at the top of your dashboard. One sentence, the moment, a tap to dismiss.
The tutor calling you with news, not asking for something.
See where they're getting fluent.
The AI Skills track — 50 modules across foundations, prompting, creative tools, critical thinking and real-world projects — tracks which lessons your child has actually engaged with. Macro progress card at the top; per-foundation ladder below.
- X of 50 modules explored · tier (Beginner → Expert)
- Per-foundation depth (Tried · Practising · Familiar)
- Average AI-graded quality per skill
What they've solved
- Tatum · Grade 1 Maths · Skip Counting.pdf22 / 30 · 73%
- Tatum · Phonics · Short Vowels.pdf14 / 18 · 78%
- Ella · Grade 7 Maths · Fractions.pdf18 / 24 · 75%
We track every correct answer, not every minute.
When your child uploads a worksheet (PDF or photo from the tablet camera), Echo extracts the questions and quietly grades each reply. The progress bar climbs as your kid solves questions on the page — you see actual completion, not estimated effort.
A 90-second audio summary, in a real voice, every Sunday.
The bit of the dashboard you don't have to remember to open. Ava reads what your kid worked on, what tripped them up, what they cracked, what to watch next week.
Hear a sample on the homepage →Try CU3E with your kid for 21 days.
Full access. No card required. We email you on day 19 before anything happens.