The best tutor in the world. For everyone.
Every subject. Every grade. One price. Atlas finds what your child knows, teaches what comes next, and brings it back before they forget — on the phone you already own, with or without a signal.
Atlas is a complete tutor for children — every subject, every grade, $5 a month for every child on the device — and the lesson runs with no signal at all, on the Android phone a family already owns.
It teaches. It doesn't hand you a library.
Most learning apps are shelves. They give you thousands of videos and exercises and leave the hardest question to you: what should this child do next? That question is the tutor. Atlas answers it every few seconds — from what your child has just done, what they did last week, and what the next skill depends on. Not a recommendation. A decision, and one it can explain in a sentence.
Adaptive to your child.
Atlas knows the difference between knowing and guessing — and that answering correctly twice in five minutes is not the same as still knowing it on Thursday. So it teaches at the edge of what your child can do, where the work is hard enough to be worth doing and easy enough to keep going. Being wrong there is not failure. It is the point.
Adaptive to your phone.
It works with no internet. It gets better when there is some. Setup needs a connection, once. After that the learning session never touches the network — not for a hint, not to check an answer. A child can learn for weeks with the radio off, and a phone that never connects again keeps working.
What you get back.
Not a score. Most apps report usage: minutes, streaks, lessons opened. Atlas reports what your child can do without help — in sentences, never collapsed into one number, because a number tells nobody what to do tomorrow. And some weeks it will say not much moved. A report that only ever shows progress is not a report.
One price, for everyone.
Every child on the device is included — there are no seats to count. If $5 is too much, set it yourself: $4, $3, $2 or $1, approved automatically, no application and no questions. And if you stop paying, your child keeps learning.
Everything, in one.
Why does nobody sell a complete education for one price?
Because writing one costs too much. Not to deliver — to write. Every lesson, every problem, every wrong answer worth anticipating, in every grade and every subject. That is thousands of human-years, and it is why every product in this category picked a slice.
Bloomy charges $39 a month per subject — two subjects is about $558 a year, for one child. Buddy.ai teaches English. Amira and Ello teach reading. Synthesis teaches maths. Khan Academy is broad, free and excellent — and it is a library with a path through it, not a tutor.
Nobody chose to be narrow. They were priced into it. That is what changed.
A guide from every country — and your child picks theirs.
Who it's for.
Families
One subscription, every child in the house, and a report you can actually read.
Atlas for families →Homeschoolers
A complete curriculum that decides the sequence, so you don't have to be the scheduler.
See how →Schools
A per-child mastery record for every student, that works when the wifi doesn't.
Atlas for schools →Every child has potential. Every child deserves a tutor.
One email when Atlas opens. Nothing else.