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Personalised learning
CurioPilot builds a picture of what each student knows from every answer they give. It uses that picture to choose their next practice, their hints and their reviews — and it always shows why.

How it works
Every answer — in homework, practice or a game — adds to the picture of what they know.
Not just right or wrong: which kind of mistake, on which topic, and how sure we can be.
Practise, review, fill a gap from an earlier topic, or move ahead — with the reason shown.
For parents

For teachers

For students
When a student is stuck, Spark asks a guiding question or shows the first step. Pressing harder doesn’t get them the answer.
Questions are pitched so a student succeeds most of the time but still has to think.
Topics come back for a short check at the right time, so learning lasts beyond the test.
Teachers and parents can set a path of topics. It adjusts as the student moves faster or needs more time.
Our promises
FAQ
It looks at the student’s recent answers, the mistakes they made and what their class is studying. The rules for choosing the next step are fixed and explainable, so a teacher or parent can always see why.
No. CurioPilot waits for enough answers before it says anything about a topic. Until then it says “not enough yet”, which is about our information, not about your child.
No. Spark is built to give hints and ask questions. It will not write an essay or give the final answer to a question that is being marked.
Before anything is sent, names become placeholders such as “Student A”, and emails, phone numbers and ID numbers are removed. The AI service is Microsoft Azure OpenAI, which does not use children’s work to train its models.
Yes. Teachers approve activities before students see them, can change any mark, and choose which suggestions to follow.
We will show you a student’s week in our demo school — every answer, every suggestion and the reason behind it.