Parent FAQ

Straight answers for the questions parents ask first.

Will it do my child’s homework for them?

No. It explains, asks guiding questions, and offers level-matched practice. It should not complete worksheets or submit schoolwork.

Does our child’s work go to the cloud?

Not for normal home use. Tutoring is designed to run on your home network with data on your family’s PCs. Optional school sharing, if added later, will be parent-controlled and off by default. Privacy Policy · How local AI works

What computer do we need?

Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) for the desktop app. The parent hub runs the AI — a typical household PC is the target; GPU helps, hybrid/CPU modes exist for lighter machines. Child can use another Windows PC or a browser on home Wi‑Fi.

Does it work offline?

After the first download of the local model/runtime, tutoring is meant to stay on your home network. You still need the parent hub on for a separate child device.

How many kids does $99 cover?

One household purchase: multiple children on one parent hub, on your home computers. Not a classroom site license.

Is there a subscription?

Core local home tutoring is planned as a one-time unlock — not a monthly cloud seat. Any future optional school features would be called out separately.

What about the 14-day trial?

Coming with public launch so families can try the real product. Final rules (including payment card requirements) will be published before sales open.

Can a teacher see our child’s progress?

Not by default. A school portal with parent invite codes is on the roadmap. Nothing school-facing should share without a parent choosing to link and share.

We can’t afford $99. Is there help?

Email funbotlearning@gmail.com — we plan a free path for families who need it.