Edny talks your child through any question, from fractions to the water cycle, on a shared whiteboard, in your family’s language. After every lesson, you see what they tried, what they answered and what comes next.
:)Edny: Which number tells how many pieces the whole bar has?
Talk it throughYour child explains out loud; Edny listens, draws and asks back. Typing works too
42 teaching languagesEnglish, Hindi, German, Spanish, Arabic and more
A recap after every lessonYour child’s answers and Edny’s checks, kept for 90 days
How a lesson works
Start with the question your child already has.
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Their homework, their question
Add a homework photo or document before the lesson, pick the next topic in the plan, or let your child ask out loud.
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An explanation they can see
Edny talks it through and draws on the board. Your child can draw along, ask a follow-up or ask for it another way.
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A turn to try
Edny asks a question and waits. Hints come when they’re needed, not before. Then Edny checks the answer with your child.
Two spaces, one family
A notebook for your child. A quiet view for you.
For your child
Big buttons, few words, their own sign-in
Signs in by tapping three secret pictures you choose, on the devices you allow
Sees what’s next in their plan and what they learned last time
Draws and practises on the same board Edny teaches on
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For you
See what they learned. Plan what comes next.
Lesson recaps
Each task, your child’s answer, Edny’s check and how many hints it took. Delete any recap; all of them expire after 90 days.
A learning plan
Start from their school’s chapters for their class (CBSE / NCERT in India, or Stuttgart’s Grundschule and Realschule, Classes 3–7), add your own topics, or turn a family idea into a lesson you approve.
How Edny teaches
Hints first, examples then practice, or open exploration, in the languages your family uses.
Your child’s access
A learner sign-in without a child’s email address. Pause it or reset it from your account.
Families, by invitation. Edny is in early access, and we’re inviting families in small groups. A parent or guardian joins first and tries Edny themselves, then adds each child from the family space. Children sign in with a username and password, or by tapping their secret pictures on a device you trust. The classroom is designed for ages 7–14; the age range you choose for each learner guides how Edny explains.
What can my child bring to a lesson?
A school question, a topic they want explained, or a photo, PDF or text document of their homework. Materials are added before the lesson starts. Edny can discuss subjects including maths, science, languages and coding; the depth and quality of its help will vary by topic.
Will Edny just give away the answer?
Edny is instructed to guide with explanations, questions and hints, and to give the learner a turn. You can choose how much help it offers. This is still an AI tutor: it can make mistakes or give too much help, so try it yourself first with your own questions.
Can Edny teach in our family’s language?
Family settings offer 42 teaching languages, including English, German, Hindi, Spanish and French. Your selection applies to what Edny says and writes on the board. Quality can vary by language; try the ones your family uses before your child starts. The classroom’s buttons follow your child’s language, and parents can switch the family space to German.
What happens after I join the waitlist?
Continue with Google, confirm your name and phone number, and you’re on the list. You can sign in anytime to check your status. We’ll email you when your family is approved, then you can open the classroom with the same Google account. Joining doesn’t start a subscription or require payment.
Early access
Try Edny before your child does.
Bring a question from their homework and see how Edny explains it. Tell us what would make it useful for your family.