Ten minutes a day, and it starts to click

What you do each day

• A short session in math, English or science, about ten minutes
• Lessons with pictures you tap, drag and move yourself
• Snap a homework question and get walked through it, step by step
• Flashcards that come back just before you'd forget them
• Games and Eko's Wonder Islands, a 3D adventure where you build and explore
• Exam practice when you need it: SAT, ACT, 11+, KS2 SATs and GCSE

Your first day

Your first session in each subject is a placement test. It works out what you already know, so you don't waste time on easy stuff. You get one try per question and no hints, and the last few might feel hard. That's normal: it's finding where to start you, not giving you a grade.

When you get stuck

• Every question gives you two tries.
• Use a hint if you need a nudge.
• Tap "I don't get it" and Eko looks at your working, finds the line that went wrong and asks you about it.
• Tap Watch an example to see the method worked through, step by step.
• Miss the same skill twice and you'll get a short lesson, or an easier skill first.

Eko only shows you the full answer after you've had a real try. That can feel slow, but when you work it out yourself, you remember it.

Stars, streaks and Eko

Every question you get right earns stars. Keep a streak going and spend your stars on Eko's wardrobe: a cap, glasses, a crown and more. Miss a day? You get one free pass a week, so your streak survives.

The 3D games, like Sky Dash, Goal Rush, Kart Cup, Bubble Reef, Pinball Party and Putt Planet, give stars too. Only your first try counts in games, and games never change your skill map, so the only way to master a skill is to practice it.

Flashcards

There are 61 built-in decks, and you can make your own. Play them as Flip, Match or Quick quiz. Cards you know well come back less often, and cards you find hard come back sooner.

If you're a teen

You get levels and progress instead of cartoons. Your skill map goes all the way to calculus, the Writing Coach handles essays, letters and stories, and Exam Prep has timed papers for the SAT, PSAT, ACT and GCSE with a countdown to your test date.

Your privacy

There are no ads on Eurekami. If you use your voice or take a photo, it's read on Eurekami's own servers and deleted. When the tutor uses AI, your name isn't sent with your question.

How to get started

• 13 or older: sign up with your own email, then join your class with the code from your teacher
• Under 13: ask a parent or your teacher to add you. They'll give you a username and a 4-digit PIN, or a sign-in link
• Already have a username? Tap Log in and choose Username and PIN

Want to try first? The games have free demos you can play without signing up.