Every core subject, one method. Twelve complete 12-week guides covering math, algebra, geometry, reading, early reading, writing, grammar, life science, chemistry, physics, history, and coding, each with a free placement check that finds the right week to start. You lead; the AI is the tutor. No expertise needed in any subject.
| Course | What it teaches |
|---|---|
| Coding as Literacy | First line of code to a project they demo (ages about 10 to 16) |
| Read to Understand | Inference, main idea, and summarizing (ages 8 to 12) |
| Math That Makes Sense | Rebuilds math confidence by fixing the gaps that compound (ages about 9 to 14) |
| Algebra Made Clear | Pre-algebra to early Algebra 1, solving equations (ages 12 to 16) |
| Write Like You Mean It | Real writing with AI as editor, never ghostwriter (ages about 10 to 16) |
| Geometry You Can See | Angles, area, triangles, circles and volume, seen not memorized (ages about 12 to 16) |
| Grammar and Spelling That Stick | Punctuation, spelling patterns, and editing (ages 8 to 12) |
| Learning to Read | Phonics, sight words, and early fluency (ages about 5 to 8) |
| Life Science | Cells, body systems, plants, and ecosystems (ages about 10 to 14) |
| Intro to Chemistry | Atoms, reactions, acids and bases (ages about 11 to 15) |
| Physics: How Things Move | Forces, motion, energy, and electricity (ages about 11 to 15) |
| History Is an Argument | Primary sources and evidence instead of memorized dates (ages about 11 to 17) |
Each course is a deep, digital guide: 12 ready-to-run 60-minute weekly sessions, each with a plain-language concept, a concrete worked example, a minute-by-minute session plan with the AI-tutor prompts built in, a "show me" checkpoint, common mistakes to watch for, and practice. Every course opens with a five-minute "Never used an AI chat assistant? Start here" walkthrough and four rescue prompts for when a session goes sideways. No paid AI plan needed.
Homeschool families who want a full year of core subjects (and then some) taught with an AI tutor, without being an expert in any of them, even if you've never used an AI chat assistant.
A chatbot answers; it doesn't teach. These courses ship the curriculum, the guardrails, and the checkpoints a chatbot lacks: Socratic prompts that make the tutor ask before it tells, rules that stop it handing over answers, and "show me" moments that prove the learning stuck.