For parents
AI that helps your kid learn — not one that does it for them.
Safe homework helpers, family-friendly study tools, and tutors you can trust as a backup — never as a babysitter. We tell you which ones respect your kid's data.
How it works
- 01
Find an AI tutor that explains, instead of just answers.
- 02
Pick study tools you're comfortable handing to a 12-year-old.
- 03
Decode the AI policies your school is sending home.
- 04
Spot the apps designed mostly to harvest student data — and avoid them.
Browse by task
Where to start
Content Creation
Generate quizzes, worksheets, reading passages, slide decks. For teachers prepping class, students building projects, and parents making study sets.
Special Education / IEP
Draft IEPs, accommodations and differentiated plans — for special-ed teachers, parents advocating for their child, and instructional coaches.
Tutors & Study Companions
Safe AI tutors and study companions. Students use them direct; teachers and parents recommend them as homework helpers.
Parents
Tools that respect both you and your kid
Diffit
Content Creation
Paste any article, URL or PDF — get it leveled and translated for every reader in your class.
Goblin Tools
★Special Education / IEP
Tiny single-purpose AI tools for executive function — break down tasks, soften tone, estimate time.
Grammarly
Tutors & Study Companions
AI writing assistant for both teachers and students — feedback, tone, citations.
Khanmigo
★Tutors & Study Companions
Khan Academy's AI tutor — Socratic, never gives away the answer, free for teachers.
Speechify
Special Education / IEP
Turn any PDF, web page or photo of a worksheet into natural-voice audio — built for dyslexia.
NotebookLM
★Content Creation
Google's AI research notebook — upload your sources, get briefs, study guides and audio "podcasts".
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