About Eurekami

What we believe

• Children learn most when they work it out themselves
• Every number a tutor says should be checked first
• A great tutor shouldn't cost more than a family can afford
• Children's data is not a product

Why we built it

A good tutor notices the exact moment a child goes wrong and asks the question that helps them see it. Most families can't pay for that every week. We wanted to build something that gets close, costs the same in every country, and never takes the thinking away from the child.

We also wanted to respect the people around each child. Parents deserve an honest picture of progress, not a stream of badges. Teachers deserve their time back, not one more dashboard to feed. And children deserve help that leaves them feeling clever, not told.

How we build it

• Answers are worked out by a math engine before a question is shown, and every number in a tutor reply is checked against it.
• Help comes as a ladder of questions. The full answer appears only after a real try.
• Lessons are drawn live from the real numbers, so the picture always matches the math.
• Mastery means doing a skill alone. Help never counts as mastery.
• No ads and no trackers. Voice and photos are processed on our own servers and deleted.

Who it's for

Eurekami covers math, English and science for ages 5 to 18, in English and Spanish. It follows the Common Core and the Next Generation Science Standards in the US, and England's National Curriculum and GCSE content in the UK, with exam practice for tests from the SAT to the 11+. Families in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and Spain can use the same skill map by choosing the matching grade.

Independent

Eurekami is an independent company. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any exam board, school district or government body. Exam names are used only to describe what we help students practice.

Get in touch

Questions, ideas or something that doesn't look right? Email us and a person will reply. Teachers and tutors are especially welcome to tell us what would make Eurekami more useful in class.