STEP 1
Snap the homework
Take a photo of every page from tonight, right in the workbook or on a loose sheet. A parent or the student can do it.
AI tutoring for kindergarten to 5th grade
A tutor that builds every lesson for one kid.
Snap tonight's homework. Jot turns it into clean worksheets on the iPad, and the moment your child gets stuck, it builds a short lesson for exactly what's missing, at their pace. Then it's back to the sheet.
- Lessons made for one student
- At their pace
- Help in seconds, by voice
Free during the beta. Families in every grade, K‑5.
On the iPad, ready to work
You've used 720. That leaves 22. How many 6s fit in 22?
How it works
Homework comes first. The lesson shows up when it's needed.
No course to march through. Your child does the work their teacher sent home, and gets taught only what they're missing.
Get clean sheets
Each page comes back clean and ready on the iPad, with the right tool for each question: number lines, base-ten blocks, the Pencil.
Ask Jot anytime
Stuck? Tap Jot and talk. Jot asks the next good question and points right at the sheet. It never just hands over the answer.
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Learn the missing piece
If a skill is missing, Jot builds a few minutes of lesson just for it, then sends your child back to finish the sheet.
Custom lessons
The same app builds a different lesson for every child.
Jot learns what each student knows, how they learn and what they love. When they get stuck, it assembles a lesson from interactive pieces, in their world. Pick a student to see it.
What Jot knows about Jordan
Where Jot learned this
Jordan's lesson, built tonight
About 8 minutesInside the 3D scene742 ÷ 6
At their own pace
Faster where they've got it. Deeper where they don't.
Every problem tells Jot something. A skill your child already owns gets a couple of quick checks and they move on. A skill that's shaky gets more practice, broken into the small steps they write on paper.
- A skill counts as learned when they solve it on their own nine times. Problems Jot helped with count as practice.
- No grade-level lockstep. If their class is on long division, that's where they are.
- Parents and teachers see the same picture at a glance.
Jordan's division skills This week
Multiplying by 1 digitLearned
Got it in two nights, so practice stopped.
Estimating quotientsLearned
9 of 9 on his own.
Bringing down the next digitPracticing
5 of 9 on his own. Jot added a short lesson and more small-step practice.
Dividing by 2-digit numbersNext up
Starts when his class gets there.
Instant help
Stuck at 7:40 on a school night? Jot is right there.
Your child taps Jot and just talks. Jot sees the sheet they're on, answers right away, and walks them through it one question at a time, so the thinking stays theirs.
VoiceTalk out loud like you would to a tutor at the table. No typing needed for a kindergartner.
PointsJot highlights the digit, draws on the scratch pad and uses your child's own ideas.
NeverJot never gives away the answer. It gives the next step and lets them take it.
Jot● Listening
742 ÷ 6
For parents
You know how tonight went, without hovering.
The parent app lives on your phone. Get a short note when homework is done, see where your child struggled, and talk to Jot yourself about what to work on next.
A note after every session
What they finished, how long it took, and what Jot taught.
Talk to Jot
"She's nervous about fractions." Jot plans around it with you.
More, only if you ask
Just homework, homework plus a focus, or a full plan. You pick and change it anytime.
Real work, on record
Every finished sheet is saved, with what they did alone and where they had help.
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See the sheetsTalk to Jot
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Everyone on the same page
Built for the student, the family and the classroom.
The iPad and the Pencil
Big, clear sheets they write on with the Pencil. Interactive 3D lessons when a picture helps. Jot is a robot, not a cartoon owl, so 5th graders don't feel babied.
The phone
Sign up, give consent, get updates and talk with Jot. One account covers every child in the family.
A class view
Who needs you today, which skills the class finds hard, and an easy way to assign more practice. Students join with a class code and a parent's approval.
Safe for kids
Made for children, with parents in charge.
Parent consent first
Children under 13 join only through a parent, with consent on record.
Answers checked
Every worksheet's answers are worked out and checked before your child sees the sheet.
No answer handouts
Jot teaches. It doesn't do the homework.
Your data stays yours
We don't sell your child's data or show ads. See and delete it anytime.
The beta
Apply to try it first.
Freeduring the beta
We're opening Jot to a small group of families, kindergarten to 5th grade. Tell us about your kids and we'll let you know if there's a spot.
- ∑Math first. The beta is math, kindergarten to 5th grade. Reading and more subjects are coming.
- $No surprises. When the beta ends, pricing will be by the hour, and you'll see it before anything is charged.
Built with you. Beta families build Jot with us. Every couple of weeks we'll ask how it's going, in a short note or a quick call, and what you tell us decides what we make next for your kids.
Questions
What parents ask first
Is this just an app that gives my kid the answers?
No. Jot is built never to give the answer. It asks the next question, points at the sheet and teaches the missing step. A problem Jot helped with counts as practice, not as learned.
Does it replace my child's teacher or curriculum?
No. It starts with the homework the teacher sent home, so it follows your school's order and methods. You can photograph the table of contents of their math book so Jot knows what's coming.
What subjects and grades?
The beta is math for kindergarten to 5th grade, because that's where we can make it excellent first. Reading and more subjects are coming, then more grades.
What does a "custom lesson" look like?
A few minutes, built from pieces: a quick warm-up, an interactive 3D scene, small-step practice written the way it looks on paper, then back to the problem they were on. It's themed to what your child loves when that helps.
What do we need?
A phone to take photos, and ideally an iPad with an Apple Pencil for your child. Parents use their phone for updates and talking with Jot.
Make tonight's homework the good part of the evening.
Lessons built for your child, at their pace, with help the moment they ask.
Apply for the beta