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For parents
CurioPilot gives your child practice that fits them, hints when they are stuck and games built from their topics — and gives you a clear, kind picture of how they are doing.

What your child gets
Spark helps your child get unstuck by asking the next question — it won’t do the work for them.
The Fun Zone turns their topics into crosswords, memory games and quiz shows.
A few lines each week on what your child did, what went well and one thing to try together.
Snap a photo of a worksheet and get feedback on the working, step by step (Premium Family).
See the reason for every suggestion, or ask Guide, the parent assistant, in your own words.
Set up a tablet once. Each child taps their name and enters their own PIN.
What you see

You’re in control
For children under 13, AI features stay off until you agree. You can change your mind at any time.
Switch the Fun Zone off for your family whenever you like.
Download your child’s data, or ask us to delete it.
Stored in the UAE. Names are swapped for placeholders before anything reaches the AI.
Our promises
FAQ
Yes. For children under 13, AI features stay off until you give consent. Children can only message their own teachers, and messages are screened before they are delivered.
The question and your child’s answer — with their name swapped for a placeholder such as “Student A”, and contact details removed. The AI doesn’t learn from it; Microsoft may keep a request for up to 30 days only to check for misuse.
No. Spark is designed to give hints and ask questions, not to hand over answers.
No. Your school’s plan covers you, and your school will send you an invitation.
We are opening family accounts in small groups. Join the family pilot and we will set you up.
Yes. Independent tutors can have an account for their learners. Parents give consent for children under 13.
Tell us about your children — their ages and what they are studying — and we will set up your account.