Ontario curriculum · Grades 4, 9 and 12 are live · public and Catholic boards

Learn it once.
Actually know it.

One concept at a time, taught on a screen you can touch. Your child explains it back, proves it, and only then moves on. You see exactly which concept is stuck, in the same words that appear on their report card.

Kindergarten to Grade 12Every lesson is interactiveBuilt to teach in your languageNo card for 100 days
Try a Grade 4 concept

Share a chocolate bar fairly

B1.4B1.5B1.9

Pick how many friends share, tap the pieces one friend gets, and watch the fraction, the words and the decimal move together.

Friends sharing
14one fourth
Counting by fourths
1/4
Same amount, other names
1/4 is already in its simplest form.
Tap the pieces, or change the number of friends.
Two friends share one bar. Four friends share another bar the same size. Who gets a bigger piece?
One of 177 Grade 4 concepts. Each gets its own explorer.Open the full lesson, free
Grade 4, live now
B1.4Fractions from halves to tenthsC3.1Writing code for a math problemE2.5Area of a rectangle with arraysF1.2Cost and change in your headC2.3Making inferencesB2.2Prefixes, suffixes and rootsB2.2Food chains and food websC2.3Sound is vibrationD2.1PulleysE2.2The rock cycleB3.1Provinces, territories and capitalsA1.1Understanding spoken FrenchD1.1Food and nutritionC1.1Singing, playing and creating music
Every grade, one spine

Pick a grade. The whole Ontario curriculum is the map.

The full concept map for Grades 4, 9 and 12 is live, with lessons being authored concept by concept. The grades in between follow. Catholic-board subjects are included and tagged.

KKindergartenPlanned
1Grade 1Planned
2Grade 2Planned
3Grade 3Next
4Grade 4177 concepts · 9 subjectsLive
5Grade 5Planned
6Grade 6Planned
7Grade 7Planned
8Grade 8Planned
9Grade 9177 concepts · 9 subjectsLive
10Grade 10Planned
11Grade 11Planned
12Grade 12177 concepts · 9 subjectsLive
Elementary · K to 8Secondary · 9 to 12
The spine

One concept, six steps. Always the same six.

Every concept in every subject and grade runs on this rail, on one screen. The explanation, the thing you move, the worked example and the practice sit side by side. No clicking here and there.

Explain

The idea in plain words, with something to touch.

Worked

One example, step by step, each step lit up on the model.

Try

One attempt with hints on. Mistakes cost nothing.

Practice

A set, self-marked. A wrong answer names the mistake.

Mastery check

No hints. Pass it and the next concept unlocks.

Review

It comes back weeks later to prove it stuck.

Four ways in

Study. Watch. Get help. Teach.

For parents

A report you can act on, not a minutes-logged chart.

Two honest numbers per child: concepts mastered, and how many still hold weeks later. Then the one concept to do something about, named the way the school names it.

A Grade 4 learnerTerm 1 · week 6
Example
  • Mathematics31/50L3
  • Language21/28L4
  • Science and Technology15/27L3
  • Social Studies3/10L2
70Concepts masteredof 146
92%Still holdingof those mastered 2+ weeks ago
B1.4Fractions from halves to tenthsStuck 4 days · a tutor who teaches B1.4 is one tap away
Level 3 is the provincial standard
Tutoring

A tutor for the exact thing they are stuck on

Not a directory. When a child stalls on a concept, we surface tutors who teach that concept and have moved other students past it.

  • Matched on the concept code, not the subject
  • One-on-one, or a seat in a small class
  • Live on video, with the learner's own attempts on screen
  • The tutor sets the rate. You pay per session, through the platform.
For tutors and teachers

The curriculum is already built. Bring the teaching.

Every Ontario concept is here with its code, its explorer and its practice. You teach it live, mark with the same misconception list, and your students' mastery checks build your reputation.

  • Teach from the same concept map the learner sees
  • Offer one-on-one slots or open a class with seats
  • Set your own rate; the platform collects and pays you out
  • Ranked by your students' results, not by stars
Apply to teach
From Ontario, outward

One spine. Many curricula. Your language.

Most of mathematics, physics and biology is the same everywhere; what differs is the order and the words. Another curriculum is another map on the same engine. Another language is a translation of the same concept.

Curricula
Ontario, Canada
Live · Grade 4 · K to 12 in progress
British Columbia
Planned
Alberta
Planned
CBSE, India
Planned
England
Planned
Languages
EnglishFrançaisবাংলাहिन्दीਪੰਜਾਬੀEspañol中文العربيةትግርኛአማርኛPortuguês
LivePlanned
Pricing

Free for 100 days. Then decide.

Long enough to watch mastery actually move before anyone asks you for money. No card at signup.

Start here

Family

$0for the first 100 days

Every grade, every subject, up to four children. Then one flat monthly price for the whole family, shown to you before your trial ends.

  • Full Ontario curriculum as it is authored
  • Up to 4 learners in one home
  • Interactive lessons, practice, tests and review
  • Parent report: mastered, holding, stuck
  • Goals in report-card terms
  • Cancel any time
Start free

Tutoring

Tutor setsper session

Pay only when you book. One-on-one or a seat in a class.

  • Matched to the stuck concept
  • One-on-one or small class
  • Paid through the platform
  • Refund window after every session
  • No subscription needed to book
How tutoring works

Teach

Freeto join

Set your rate. The platform fee comes out before payout, and you see it before you accept a booking.

  • Teach from the built curriculum
  • Your own one-on-one slots and classes
  • Payouts through Stripe
  • Your students' mastery is your ranking
Apply to teach

Find out what they actually know.

100 days free, no card. If their mastery hasn't moved by then, don't pay us.