Know exactly how your child is doing

The skill map

Every skill shows as Not started, Learning, Practising or Mastered. Tap any one to see the questions behind it. The map covers math, English and science from kindergarten to grade 12, so you can see gaps from earlier years as well as this year's work.

Mastered means your child got the skill right on their own, not with hints or tutor help. That makes the map an honest picture, and a useful one to bring to a parent-teacher conference.

A weekly report

Each Sunday you get a short report by email, or by Telegram if you choose: the numbers that matter, one win and one thing to practice. Here is an example of what a child's section looks like:

• Maya: 52 minutes · 140 questions · 86% correct · 5-day streak
• Win: mastered adding fractions with the same denominator
• To practice: rounding to the nearest hundred
• Latest practice paper, if she took one, with its estimated score

The thing to practice is something you can do together in five minutes at dinner or in the car. You don't need to be a math teacher to help.

Setting up your family

• Create a free parent account with your email.
• Add each child with a nickname and their grade. Up to three children per family.
• Children under 13 get a username and a 4-digit PIN from you.
• Each child takes a short placement test, and their skill map fills in from there.

Goals with a real reward

Set a goal for the week, like 60 minutes of practice, five days practiced, three skills mastered or two lessons finished, and choose a real-world reward to go with it: a trip to the park, a later bedtime, picking dinner. Progress fills in by itself from what your child does.

You stay in control

• Children under 13 get a profile from you, not an email account
• They sign in with a username and a 4-digit PIN
• Download or delete your child's data at any time
• No ads and no trackers, ever
• Voice and homework photos are read on our own servers and deleted, never sent to third parties
• When the tutor uses AI, names and contact details are removed first

Questions parents often ask

• How much should my child do? One session a day, ten to fifteen minutes, is what Eurekami is built around.
• What if they get frustrated? Two misses on a skill bring a short lesson or an easier skill. If it's been a long day, stop; the skill will come back.
• Can I see what they got wrong? Yes. Tap any skill on the map to see the questions behind it.
• What if they miss a day? The streak has one free pass a week, so one busy evening doesn't undo their effort.

Free or Plus

The free plan includes the placement test, the skill map, five practice questions a day, three tutor helps a day and the parent dashboard. Eurekami Plus unlocks unlimited practice, lessons, the tutor, Snap, the Writing Coach, Exam Prep and the weekly report, for up to three children. It's the same price in every country.

What it isn't

Eurekami isn't screen time to fill an afternoon. Ten to fifteen minutes a day is plenty. It also isn't a replacement for school: it practices what your child is learning there, and shows you how it's going.