Turn today's lesson
into tomorrow's confidence.
Photograph a lesson, add a PDF, or just describe it in chat. ReadyStudy files it into your child's library and builds a quiz from it — so you find out whether today's lesson actually landed.
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Let's see how Sophia's doing today.
Sophia
grade 2
3 lessons to review
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Avg quiz score
80%
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Quizzes
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Added in Jul
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Plants and Their Parts
attempt 2
85%
2h ago
Addition within 100
Math
yesterday
Suggested topics for Sophia
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The Water Cycle
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Science · Grade 2
Skip Counting by 5s
Popular
Math · Grade 2
Parts of a Sentence
English · Grade 2
How it works
Three steps, about a minute.
Checking whether a lesson stuck shouldn't become another chore on your evening.
- 01
Capture the lesson
Photograph a textbook page or worksheet, add a PDF, jot a note, or describe it in chat. Several photos and notes can go into one lesson.
Up to 5 photos per lesson
- 02
AI files it away
ReadyStudy reads the content and shelves it under the right subject, topic, and grade in that child's library — with a summary and tags you can search.
Sorted by subject and topic
- 03
Quiz, then hand it over
Generate a quiz from those lessons, pick the format, and your child answers it in Kids Mode. Grading happens on our server, so on a connected device the answer key never sits on theirs.
Graded server-side
App tour
The parent side of ReadyStudy.
Four screens do the work. Pick one to see it.
However the lesson reaches you.
Photos of a worksheet, a PDF the teacher sent, a note you typed on the way home — stage them together and they become one lesson.
Filed before you close the app.
Every lesson lands under a subject and topic with a summary and tags, so a term's worth of work stays searchable instead of piling up.
A quiz from what they actually studied.
Pick the lessons, and the format follows: matching, multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, identification, or a mix — in the language you teach in.
Or just ask for one.
Describe what they covered and the quiz arrives in the conversation as a card you can preview, edit, or start straight away — then refine it by asking.
Add Lesson
CloseAdd a lesson
Snap photos, add a PDF, jot notes — mix them, I'll organize it all into the library.
Source
Photos (2/5)
Add up to 5 photos of one lesson — I'll read them together.
Note
Teacher said to focus on the leaf's job
sophia's library
Search lessons
FilterScience · 4
Plants and Their Parts
Roots, stem, leaves, and flowers — and the job each part does for the plant.
The Water Cycle
Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection.
Math · 5
Addition within 100
Adding two-digit numbers with and without regrouping.
New Quiz
CloseGenerate a quiz
Enter a topic or pick lessons, then choose the format — I'll build the questions.
Topic
e.g. the water cycle
Lessons
Optional — pick lessons to base the quiz on, or leave empty to use the topic.
2 lessons selected
Tap to change
Options
Matching · Medium
5 pairs · English
ReadyStudy uses AI and can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.
Chat
Make a 10-question quiz on plants and their parts for Sophia.
Done — here's a quiz drawn from the plants lesson. 🌱
For Sophia
Plants and Their Parts
Message…
ReadyStudy uses AI and can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.
Question 3 of 10
Which part of the plant makes food for the plant?
For kids
Then hand it over.
Kids Mode is one question at a time, targets big enough for small hands, and a read-aloud button for children who aren't reading fluently yet. Owli keeps them company; three stars and a score arc land at the end.
- A tablet they keep
- Pair the device once with a 6-character code — no account, no email, no password for your child. It only ever shows the quizzes you send it.
- A link in a message
- Send a quiz link to a grandparent or a tutor. They open it in any browser, no app and no sign-up, and the score still lands in your child's history.
- Paper, when screens are the problem
- Export the quiz as a PDF and print it. Same questions, same answer key, no device involved.
On a connected device and on shared links, the answer key stays on our server and grading happens there — so a curious child poking at the page can't read the answers off it. Printouts and quizzes you download for offline use necessarily carry the key with them.
Also in the app
Built for how families actually run.
- One account, two guardians
- Invite a co-parent with a code. You share one library, one subscription, and one pool of usage — up to five people, no extra charge.
- A separate shelf per child
- Each child's lessons, quizzes, and scores are isolated to their own profile. Switch children from the header; nothing crosses over.
- Quizzes in your language
- Generate in English, Filipino, Cebuano, Spanish, and more — set per child, so a bilingual household isn't fighting the app.
- Works on the drive
- Mark a quiz for offline use and it downloads to the child's device. Answers queue up and re-grade against the server once there's signal again.
- Every attempt, kept
- See each attempt with its score, how long it took, and which questions went wrong — plus whether the trend is moving up.
- Bring your own assistant
- Connect Claude or ChatGPT and have it write a quiz — grounded in lessons you pick — straight into your child's library.
ReadyStudy connectors
Bring your favorite AI assistant.
Create a quiz in an MCP-capable assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT, then save it straight to ReadyStudy for your Child. When you choose, the assistant can ground the quiz in selected lessons already in your library.
Selected lesson text only. Original photos and PDFs stay private, and the connector cannot create, edit, or delete lessons.
AI assistant + ReadyStudy
Lesson grounding
Reading extracted text from the selected Water Cycle lesson. The original upload is not shared.
Water Cycle Review
10 questions · Medium
FAQ
Questions parents ask first.
Closed beta
Try it with tonight's homework.
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