Schools
A pilot protocol partners can stand behind
We run controlled classroom pilots with live apps — not a slide deck. Success means children can do the skill, still remember it about a week later, and families try it at home. If any of those fail, the claim fails for that domain.
Mastery
≥80%
Children show they can do the skill securely in the mission
Retention
≥70%
A short check about a week later shows the skill still holds
Transfer
≥60%
Families confirm they tried the skill in real life at home
What schools receive
- Apps for children on iPhone and Android, focused on early grades
- Teacher tools: class list, live view, skill map, weekly reports
- Parent tools: consent, weekly summary, home practice, verify at home
- A pilot data package for review — plus a clear expand / pause recommendation
Guardrails we take seriously
- No open chat with an AI for children — mentors use fixed, safe lines
- No addictive variable rewards or public shame rankings
- Children join with a class code — no public student profiles
- Invite staff by role; school options for Arabic-first, quieter modes, offline
- UAE-minded data residency settings for pilot paperwork
How a pilot runs in practice
Teachers set up a class and run short mission blocks. Devices work even when Wi‑Fi is weak. Evidence syncs when online. School leaders can invite staff, turn options on per school, and export results for the pilot review — without inventing classroom data.
Request a pilot
Let's design your first classroom smoke test
Email us with your school name, grade band (roughly ages 5–7), and preferred window. We will reply with the pilot kit outline and what you need on site. Strong Wi‑Fi is helpful but not required for every lesson.