Reading tutoring for every early reader

Built for reading and literacy programs

• A board built for young readersChild Mode · AvailableChild Mode gives kindergarten to third grade students a clean board, a few big tools and their teacher’s face right there.
• Letters that are easier to tell apartDyslexia-Friendly Fonts · AvailableDyslexia-friendly fonts such as OpenDyslexic, chosen from the font menu, make letters easier to tell apart.
• Hearing the text againRead Aloud · March 2027Read Aloud will let a student click a block of text and hear it, as often as they need.

Customer stories

• ALP CharlotteCustomer storyFirst graders gained 46.1 points, nearly twice the 23.7 of matched peers (UNC Charlotte)

Literacy program leaders

• Under-dosed students spotted too lateSolved today
• Hard to show tutoring caused the growthSolved today
• Funding is hard to win and keepSolved today
• Student data under COPPA, FERPA and GDPRSolved today
• Hard to judge teaching skill before hiringSolved today
• Coaches can’t give every tutor feedbackSolved today
• No-shows and join failures at start timeSolved today
• Logins fail, young children most of allSolved today

Reading tutors

• Unready for their first real studentsSolved today
• Inheriting students with no contextSolved today
• Logging attendance after every lessonSolved today
• Attention drifts, young kids most of allSolved today
• Students looking at the wrong spotSolved today

Young readers

• Forgetting, or no adult to get them thereSolved today
• Only a phone or a locked-down ChromebookSolved today
• Afraid of being wrong in front of peersSolved today
• Accommodations missing in the lessonSolved today
• Too many controls for young or new studentsSolved today

Families

• “It was fine” is all they hearSolved today
• Wary of recordings and AI on their childSolved today
• Language barriers with the programPartly solved today

Every problem we’ve mapped is on the problem map.