HOW AI KIDS HELPS

See what happens after the photo.

A question is only the beginning. See how AI Kids explains the working, organises what you save and helps you choose what to practise next.

Follow a question through AI Kids ↓

01

Photograph. Circle. Save.

Start with a worksheet, homework or an exam paper. Photograph the page and circle the question you want help with, including any diagram and the child's working.

Circle the relevant area so AI can focus on the selected question.
AI suggests a subject. You can correct the subject before saving.
Review the recognised question and answer, then decide what to keep.

From a full page to the question that matters.

02

An explanation they can follow.

See how to reach the answer, step by step. Explanations use your child’s age and learning language to help them follow the reasoning.

Compare the child's answer with the correct approach.
Read step-by-step guidance and visual explanations, with voice playback when helpful.
Save the explanation with the question so you can come back to it together.

Understand how to reach the answer.

03

Build one organised mistake database.

Each saved question becomes part of your child's learning history. Keep the question, answer, topic, mistake category and AI explanation together instead of losing them across worksheets.

Browse saved questions by subject, with clear topics and short mistake labels.
Open a record to revisit the explanation and add a parent comment.
Delete records you no longer want to keep. They are removed from the learning analysis and practice sources.

A useful record that grows with every saved question.

04

See the patterns behind the questions.

Insights brings your saved work together in a dashboard. Filter by subject to see which question types appear and which mistakes come up most often, then use that picture to guide the next practice session.

Follow the growth of the question database over time.
Explore the learning map by question type, with explanations of the bars.
Tap a common mistake to see the saved questions behind it.

Your growing question database

The graph counts saved questions over time. It shows the learning record growing, rather than a test score.

Learning map

See which topics appear in the saved work and where to look more closely.

Common mistakes

Short labels help you spot recurring patterns and open the related questions.

05

Practise with purpose.

Create practice from the questions you’ve saved. Follow the suggested review route, or choose the subject, question type and mistake type yourself.

Use the AI review route to start with frequently occurring learning gaps.
Choose your own filters when you want to focus on a particular topic.
Generate questions in the child's learning language and download a printable PDF, with answers on separate pages.

Personalised practice, ready to download and print.

Choose your own practice · Questions and separate answers

06

A profile for every child.

Children in the same family can need very different support. Create a separate profile for each child, then switch between their saved questions, insights and practice.

Set the child's age, school, year group and learning language.
Keep each child's question database and analysis separate.
Use a name initial or choose a profile picture to make switching easy.

Their own profile. Their own next step.

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Child profiles

Questions parents often ask

Does this only work for mathematics?

No. AI Kids supports multiple school subjects. AI suggests the subject from the photo, and you can correct it. Subject choices grow from the questions saved in the child's database.

What if my child has not written an answer?

You can still save the question and read the explanation. If there is not enough working to identify a specific mistake, the app shows No Mistake Detail. It won’t guess a cause.

Does my child do the practice inside the app?

Practice is designed for downloadable PDFs. Print the questions for your child and use the separate answer pages to review the work together.

Should I check the AI explanation?

Yes. AI can make mistakes. A parent or teacher should check important answers and use the explanation as support for learning.