Adult previews
The parent reads the sample week and agrees that the public Site is an adult-facing curriculum preview.
Controlled family launch
The Parent Pilot Guide
Begin with the founder household, verify the complete loop, then invite three to five families who understand the commitment: consistent adult supervision, honest evidence, and feedback that improves the system.
Parent consents
Before a learner profile exists, the parent reviews data, safety, offline, and deletion choices.
Alias is created
Use a nickname such as Wolf 01—never the child’s full name, school email, diagnosis, or address.
Device is paired
A one-time six-digit code connects one family device to the parent-controlled learner space.
Domains are placed
Reading, spelling, writing, math, science, regulation, and movement each begin at their own prerequisite.
The week runs
The learner encounters, models, names, twists, and teaches back while the parent keeps evidence.
The parent reviews
Print or export attendance, artifacts, mastery status, and the next recommended node.
Invite families who
Fit the pilot
- Will supervise young learners
- Can test on an iPad or tablet
- Will use aliases and protect private data
- Will complete at least one full sample week
- Will report confusion, breakage, and wins directly
Do not collect yet
Keep the perimeter clean
- Child emails or passwords
- Full legal names
- Medical or disability records
- District credentials
- Payment information
- Public rankings or social profiles
Current pilot sequence
Share this parent link now. The organizer then issues learner-app access only after the parent consent, alias, and device-pairing flow is ready for that family.
Open the sample week