Your honest operator for learning
Gia, Ada and Uma are the Education operators, each calibrated to a different stage of study. Your operator learns from your materials, teaches, plans your revision and marks honestly - the thinking stays yours.
Gia supports GCSE, Ada supports A-Level and Uma supports university. Each plans revision, teaches, builds practice and marks honestly - the thinking stays theirs.
Gia breaks down complex concepts into digestible lessons, plans revisions around your subjects and exam dates, marks against the mark scheme, builds practice aligned to your specifications, and helps you build confidence for your exams.
Everything Gia does, calibrated up: deeper teaching, exam technique against your board's mark schemes, and mocks, to help you master advanced topics with clarity and precision.
Calibrated for degree work: lectures and reading grounded with citations, essays assessed against your criteria, assistance with complex academic concepts and research tools to help you excel across all disciplines.
Not sure which? You choose your level: Gia is open from 13, Ada from 16 and Uma from 18. Your age sets your protections.
How it works
Not a chatbot waiting for questions. A plan, a session, and an honest close - every study day.
You open to a plan, not a blank chat: what matters today and why - what's slipping, what's coming, your real calendar - and one proposed way in. Ignore it freely; it's an opening, never a gate.
One tap starts it: teaching, practice and the timer wrapped around the plan. The operator asks before making anything new; you decide. Your own free study counts just the same.
Permission to stop. What you banked, what tomorrow holds - and progress measured against your own best work, never against guilt.
Progress measured against your own best work - never against guilt.
The thinking stays yours. The operator earns autonomy over the logistics - never over the learning.
The proof
No cherry-picked scores. This is how the operator actually behaves - and every behaviour on this page is yours to test in your first session.
Q4 · Rates of reaction - 6 marks · AQA mark scheme
“The rate increases because the particles collide more often when concentration rises…”
Divide by time, not number of pieces - the method was right.
Ada
Marked - 3 out of 6. You secured both method marks; the answer marks went on units and on stopping one step early. Here's the path to 6.
“Osmosis is slipping - last practised 18 days ago. Want a six-question quiz from your notes?”
“I can see you wrote something here but couldn't read it. Type it, or re-photograph - I won't mark it wrong.”
“Welcome back. Here's a twenty-minute way in - Chemistry first, since that's what's due soonest.”
For parents and guardians
No - by design. The operator plans, teaches and marks; answers, essays and thinking are always the student's. It will not write assessed work, and it never inflates a mark.
No. Marking is against the real standard - the exam board's own mark scheme. A 3 out of 6 is a 3 out of 6, said kindly, with the path to 6.
Every plan has one monthly plan limit, and the operator asks before making anything new. You'll see billing - receipts, plan and renewal - not their conversations or work.
Your child can choose to send you an honest progress report. What arrives is real: marks against the board's own scheme, trends, and the operator's judgement checked against actual results. Chosen, not extracted - which is exactly why it's worth reading.
Still have questions? · contact support - and once you're in, just ask the operator.
FAQ
The questions students and parents actually ask.
You choose: Gia for GCSE, Ada for A-Level or Uma for university. Your age decides which are open - Gia from 13, Ada from 16, Uma from 18 - and it sets your protections, which never loosen: a minor's privacy, safety and advertising settings aren't adjustable, by anyone. An adult who studies GCSE or A-Level is never treated as a child.
When you move up - from A-Level to university, say - support moves your account, and your saved work and Learning Profile stay with it.
Plans differ in their monthly plan limits and Library capacity. Your plan limit covers everything your operator does for you - lessons, quizzes, mocks, video overviews and ordinary conversation - including work it does without being asked, such as the daily brief. It makes something new only when you ask for it or say yes to a suggestion. Access to work you already have doesn't use it.
Your gauge in the account menu shows how much of your plan limit you've used, resetting on your billing date. Voice Mode uses your plan limit much faster than typing, so it has a daily time limit.
You set up your account and choose a plan; we send your parent or guardian a payment link showing exactly what the plan is and what it costs. Nothing is charged without them, and there's no countdown pressure on you to get them to pay.
If a monthly payment doesn't go through, AI features, including new answers and marking, pause straight away, and you can still read what you have. If a plan is cancelled, it stays active until the end of the month already paid for.
If a plan ends, your account and work are not deleted. New generated work pauses, but you can still export what you have made. Resubscribing restores full access. The separate 72-hour recovery window applies only when you ask to delete your account. Education plans are monthly.
Yes - and we'd rather give you specifics than adjectives. We don't sell your data; no advertiser is ever given it; our AI providers are contractually barred from training their models on your data; and your uploads are stored in the EU, private to your account, never used to personalise anyone else's operator.
There is no advertising anywhere on the platform - for anyone, at any age - and no advertiser ever receives your data.
Still have questions? Contact support