Your child’s
AI math coach
What they build here is the ability to think for themselves — even without AI.
What to practice
A complete map of math skills
Master one skill, then move to the next
How hard
Every problem just within reach
Not too easy, never so hard they quit
When they’re stuck
Guided to think it through
One step at a time, never the answer
01 Why
Endless drills. Copied answers.
New problem? Stuck again.
Drilling without direction
The worksheets pile up, but nobody knows which gap to fill. Check the answer key after a mistake, and all they’ve learned is that one problem.
New problem → the same old trap
One size fits nobody
The same worksheet for everyone: kids who get it are bored, kids who don’t just grind through.
New problem → bored, or ready to quit
Asking AI for the answer
Every step is right there. Copy it down, and it looks like learning.
But the AI did the thinking.
New problem → no AI, stuck at step one
What Owl Mind does instead1
A complete map of math skillsNot a sea of worksheets
What + and − MeanWhat × MeansWhat ÷ MeansWhat a Fraction Means
Multiplying FractionsDividing FractionsPercent ChangeSharing in a Ratio
Adding & Subtracting IntegersSolving Linear EquationsSystems of EquationsEvaluating Expressions
2
A stretch, but within reachNot one-size-fits-all
3
One step, never the answerNot handing over the answer
Level 2Picture a piggy bank: how much did the 8 games cost?
Level 2There’s $5 left in the bank. How much did the Lego sets bring in?
Level 3Is the money that went in more or less than $160?
Level 2A basketball game has 4 quarters, each 1/4 of the game. How many quarters in 1 whole game?
Level 3And in 2 whole games?
Level 3Add the 2 quarters in the half game. How many in all?
Level 2Call the pre-tax price x. After the 5% tax, what does x become?
Level 3If the price were $100, what would 5% tax be?
Level 3Now take off the $8 coupon and split it. How do you write that as an equation?
02 Question bank
First the map,
then the goal.
Every problem is pinned to its place on the knowledge map and rated on six dimensions.
Sample problems
Sample dataFresh grapes are 90% water by weight; raisins are 20% water. How many kilograms of raisins can you get from 40 kg of fresh grapes?
Reading load
How hard it is to find the method from what the problem gives you — judged before you know it, not by how obvious it looks afterwards
03 Practice with Omi
When they’re stuck,
Omi gives just enough.
Omi is your child’s AI math coach, built on scaffolding, a well-established teaching approach. Each time your child says something, Omi works out where they’re stuck, then offers just enough help for the next step. Every hint draws on teaching material organized by skill.
Kids ask Omi:
Percent Change
A shop raises a jacket’s price by 40% and then takes 20% off the raised price. The jacket originally cost $150. What does it cost after both steps?
- A$168
- B$180✗
- C$150
- D$210
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These chats are lightly trimmed from real Omi sessions in the app. Tap any line to see how Omi reads it and why it replies that way.
04 For parentsComing soon
Not just a score.
Know where your child stands.
Which skills are solid, which mistake keeps coming back, and what to practice next — in plain words.
- 1The real level, skill by skillEach skill, and the finer points inside it, and how far along it is.
- 2Only what really mattersA slip here and there is nothing to worry about. When the same trap keeps catching them, we’ll let you know — and show you how to practice.
- 3Something to chat about, every dayLike sharing with a friend: let your child quiz you, not the other way round.
Daily notesWeekly reportsMonthly progress
Sample data
4sessions
47problems
33correct
28minutes
Practiced today
Integers on the Number Line18 of 24
Divisibility Rules7 of 9
Equivalent Fractions6 of 9
What a Fraction MeansFirst try at harder problems2 of 5
Integers on the Number LineBetter on day twoAccuracy went from under 60% yesterday to 75%.
Asks when a word is unclearMissed the first two with “quotient”; after asking what it meant, got the next ones right.
Something to chat about
Today your child spotted that “52 has a 5 in it, so it’s divisible by 5” is false. Let them quiz you: “Can you think of a number with a 5 in it that isn’t divisible by 5?”They ask, you answer
Practiced 5 days, finished 10 sessions — about 2 hours in all.
Went well this week
Equivalent FractionsFixed the methodUsed to add the same number to top and bottom; this week, across several problem types, multiplied or divided both by the same number.
Willing to redo mistakesRedid 24 problems and fixed 10 on their own.
To watch this week
Adding & Subtracting FractionsUnlike denominators: only 1 of 6 right
1/3 + 1/6→2/6
Keeps one denominator and adds the numerators. Gets it right when the problem says “find a common denominator first.”→ To practice: unlike denominators — find a common one firstIntegers on the Number LineProblems that cross 0Missed 3, fixed 2 on a redo. Only two days in — we’ll look again next week.
The parent view is a preview; the released version may differ
05 FAQ
Questions
parents ask
How is this different from ChatGPT or photo-solver apps?
Those are built to hand over a complete solution: snap a photo or type a question, and the answer and every step are right there. Owl Mind works the other way. Omi listens to how your child is thinking first, gives just enough of a nudge when they’re stuck, and guides them to reach the answer on their own.
What grades is it for, and how long each day?
Grades 2 through 9. Your child starts at the level that fits and moves on as they master each skill. Each practice session takes about 10 minutes.
Does it line up with what my child learns at school?
The knowledge map draws on the official math curricula of the US, Australia, Hong Kong and mainland China, covering elementary through middle school: number and operations, fractions and decimals, ratio and proportion, algebra, geometry and measurement, and statistics and probability. Each region teaches the same skill in a different grade, so the map doesn’t follow any one textbook. It’s laid out by how skills build on each other — wherever your child is in class, there’s a matching spot on the map.
Won’t kids just keep asking for hints until the AI gives in?
Omi never just tells them the answer. When your child asks for a hint, Omi first asks how they’re thinking about it, then offers one small step — and the last step is always theirs. As they catch on, Omi steps back. Over time, they learn what to ask when they’re stuck, instead of waiting for the answer.
Do I need to pay?
Sign up free. Everything is free while we’re in beta. After that, a month of practice, anytime and anywhere, costs less than a single tutoring session.
Will there be other subjects?
Yes. We’re starting with math, with logic and reading to follow. The goal stays the same: kids who think for themselves.
