A tutor for your child, for $5 a month.
Every subject, every grade, every child in the house. On the phone you already own.
Atlas costs $5 a month per device with every child in the house included, and it teaches each of them what comes next in every subject and every grade, without needing a connection during the lesson.
What you actually get.
A tutor that chooses
Your child never picks from a menu they aren't equipped to understand. Atlas decides what comes next, from what they have actually shown it.
No reading required
It talks, draws and sings. Your child touches, drags and traces. A five-year-old who does not know a letter can start on day one.
A report you can read
What your child can do without help, what is still shaky, and what comes next. In sentences, not a score.
It works without wifi
After setup, the lesson never needs a connection. It gets better when there is one.
What will Atlas never do to your child?
No streaks. No hearts. No lives. No leaderboards. No timers. No countdowns. No guilt.
Not because rewards are bad — children love stakes and collections, and Atlas has both. Because your child shares a phone with a household, and a streak punishes them for a Tuesday that was never theirs to control. And because Atlas deliberately keeps them at the edge of what they can do, where being wrong is the tutor working properly. Nothing here drains when they get something wrong.
Does it work with more than one child?
Yes: $5 a month per device, with every child on it included. There are no seats to buy and no per-child upgrade. Each one has their own profile, their own progress and their own report, and the tutor treats them as what they are: different people, at different points.
| In the house | What you pay | Per child |
|---|---|---|
| One child | $5 a month | $5 |
| Two children | $5 a month | $2.50 |
| Three children | $5 a month | $1.67 |
What if $5 is too much?
Set it yourself. $4, $3, $2 or $1 — approved automatically. No application, no explanation, no means test, and nothing different about the product you get.
If even that is too much, apply for a scholarship. That one has a form, and we keep it narrow on purpose so that it stays available to the families who need it.
What happens if you stop paying?
Your child keeps learning. Everything already on the phone keeps working, indefinitely. Only sync and new content pause.
There is no kill switch, and there will not be one. A child losing their tutor because a card expired is the exact thing this whole architecture exists to prevent.
What do you do with your child's data?
Their name is never attached to what we learn. It is there to greet them and for the report you read, and it is not needed anywhere else. No voice recordings, no photographs, no free text, and no location beyond a region.
What does travel, when there is a signal, is the learning signal: which items landed, where a child gets stuck, how mastery is moving. It goes under a pseudonymous identifier, never under their name. That is what makes the tutor better next month — for your child and for everyone else's.
What do you need to start?
An Android phone. It doesn't have to be a good one. You need a connection once, to set it up — yours, a relative's, a school's, a library's. After that you don't.
An adult creates the account, once, and it is the simplest part of the product. Your child never has to create anything.
A tutor for your child. We will tell you when it opens.
One email when Atlas opens. Nothing else.