What ships today, and what's on the roadmap.

Every model that runs does so on the device in your home — vision, language, the math verifier. Nothing leaves the house; there is no cloud in the loop.

While the camera-read paper loop is being built, the child enters the problem and answer through two text inputs. A deterministic symbolic-math library checks every answer — the language model never grades arithmetic.

The supervisor stays quiet and activates on face presence. The overhead camera watches the worksheet for page stability and corners.

Tapping the avatar is the primary sign-in. If you enroll a photo, the face embedding is encrypted on-device and cascade-deleted with the profile. Never uploaded.

XP rewards work shown, not just correct answers — a per-problem ceiling, no reset, no streaks, no leaderboards. Three adventure worlds: space, ocean, forest.

Per-child support flags (ADHD, dyscalculia, dyslexia, dysgraphia, autism). Wired today: the OpenDyslexic font, reduced motion, focus-chunk length, and mystery-drop opt-out, plus the focus timer, break screen, and visual transition warnings.

A real timed exam mode in which the tutor goes completely silent, with a post-exam review afterward.

A per-child report of what your child worked on — viewable anytime in the parent portal, exportable as PDF or JSON. No streak counts, no shame framing, no comparison to other kids.

Story expeditions that build science, math, reading, spelling, geography and a new language, making the player use them together. Level 2, The Glacier Caves, continues the Mount Ağrı climb with elements and the periodic table. Ice Core's Level 2, The Northern Center, follows Ranger June from Anchorage through Talkeetna to the Kahiltna landing, with Spanish, weather and climate, Walter Harper's history, and four independent flight-board checks. Ice Core uses still-picture play. The game runs in the browser for invited families. It stores a parent account and the child's game progress online so play continues across devices; it has no camera, no microphone and no AI model.

Eight kid businesses, server-checked questions, cents-exact books and a parent view of progress, Business Words, mix-ups and stuck spots. Uses the same family account as Expedition. All money is pretend; no camera, microphone, model calls or third-party analytics.

Eight kid businesses, server-checked questions, cents-exact books and a parent view of progress, Business Words, mix-ups and stuck spots. Uses the same family account as Expedition. All money is pretend; no camera, microphone, model calls or third-party analytics.

Eight kid businesses, server-checked questions, cents-exact books and a parent view of progress, Business Words, mix-ups and stuck spots. Uses the same family account as Expedition. All money is pretend; no camera, microphone, model calls or third-party analytics.

Eight kid businesses, server-checked questions, cents-exact books and a parent view of progress, Business Words, mix-ups and stuck spots. Uses the same family account as Expedition. All money is pretend; no camera, microphone, model calls or third-party analytics.

The launch catalog: deepest math coverage for grades 2 through 5, plus roughly 188 short explainer videos.

The on-device page-recognition engine — local MLX VLM reading a workbook image into structured problems + bboxes + student answers — is built and verified (~25 s/call after first-run weight cache). The missing piece is the live-session wiring: the supervisor still pulls typed input from the production session UI, not camera frames from the overhead worksheet. Bring that integration online and this graduates.

In-session spoken audio. Today Koda returns its hints as on-screen text.

A wake word trained on your household. Today the wake-word listener is a generic preset proxy, and it is off by default.

Reading a stall from gaze and pencil movement to time a hint. Today the supervisor uses face presence as its ambient signal, not per-problem motion.

Answering aloud instead of writing — an accommodation that matters most for dysgraphia and fine-motor difficulty.

Observing physical and executive-function development — posture, fine-motor skill, focus and calm across a session — to give you, the parent, supportive feedback. On-device, never sold, never a diagnosis, never a behavior score for the child. We will not ship it until it has had a privacy and legal review.

Auto-routing a dyscalculia profile to the most supportive mode at session start, and a cross-session pathway for revisiting a shaky skill.

Today the parent report is viewable on demand in the portal; scheduled delivery — the Friday SMS + email digest — is being wired (opt-in, off by default).

Beyond today's math build: reading comprehension, spelling, science, and executive-function / PE warm-ups land with starter content at launch and deepen over time. Math is the deep launch catalog.

The journey beyond the city: cross-country travel, Alaska and the climb to the research station on Denali.

The rest of the climb: molecules, isotopes and radioactivity, fission and reactor cooling, each level a new camp on the mountain.

Planned for step 2. Investors, shares, market trading, real-company reports and the certificate have not shipped.

Planned for step 2. Investors, shares, market trading, real-company reports and the certificate have not shipped.

Planned for step 2. Investors, shares, market trading, real-company reports and the certificate have not shipped.

Planned for step 2. Investors, shares, market trading, real-company reports and the certificate have not shipped.

Pre-K and kindergarten below, grades 6 to 8 above.