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Free 15-minute spoken assessment

Is your child actually on track?

Fifteen minutes. They talk. You see exactly what they know, and the brick that's missing.
No test to grade. No credit card. You keep the map either way.

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Then a free week of voice tutoring. $29 a month after that. Cancel anytime.

You keep the map, even if you never subscribe
Word-for-word transcript of every lesson
Math, language, science, and social studies
First week free. Cancel anytime.
What usually happens

The class moved on. Nobody mapped the brick he missed.

One sick week. One concept that never clicked. Thirty-four other kids in the room. It does not show up as a crisis. It shows up as homework that takes too long, and a kid who starts saying he is bad at math.

This is not about bad teachers. One adult cannot sit with your child until it clicks.


A 15-minute spoken assessment draws the map. A voice tutor fills last year's gap before this year's work. That is the job.

What it actually is

A voice tutor that finds the missing brick.

They talk for 15 minutes. You get a map of what they know across K-12. Then they talk through the gaps with a tutor who does not get tired or snap. You get every word in a transcript. They get the next brick, not a pep talk.

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What you can actually see

What the first month is for

Two things, if they sit down.

The gap has a name

We do not guess. The spoken map shows the brick from last year that is sabotaging this year. Then we start there.

They get unstuck

The lesson does not move on until they can say it back. "I'm bad at math" gets quieter when the missing piece is in.

You get the evening back

Twenty or thirty minutes. No driving. No "wait, I don't remember this either." You can read the transcript after dinner if you want.

See how it works

A real session

What 20 minutes sounds like

Learning Web
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My World: Places and Maps

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Phoebe, a Learning Web tutorSpeaking
Today we're switching gears to something super cool in science — how animals and plants have special tricks to survive in the wild. Quick check-in from your ecosystems work: what do we call an animal that eats only plants?
A fawn grazing in a meadow
A Learning Web voice session: tutor Phoebe speaking, a lesson bubble, and a science illustration of a grazing fawn.

This is the product. Not a worksheet. Not an answer bot.

How it works

Four steps. No mystery.

1

15-minute spoken assessment

They talk through one subject. You get a map of what they know, and what is missing, across the years that feed this year.

2

Daily voice sessions

Twenty or thirty minutes. They talk. The tutor does not hand over the answer. It does not get impatient. Homework helper is the same rule. When they stick with a hard problem, the tutor names that.

3

Old gaps first

If this year's work is falling down, we rebuild the brick underneath it. Then we bring it back later, so it sticks.

4

You see it

The map updates. The transcript is every word. Nothing is said to your child that you cannot read.

The map

This is the Learning Web

Not a checklist. A map of what they know. The hole is visible. When the foundation is solid, the next topic opens.

A student's interactive Learning Web — connected nodes showing mastery across K-12 Math, Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies
Live mastery visualization

This is what she takes home from the free assessment.

Questions careful parents ask

What will it actually say to my child?+

Academics only. Math, reading and writing, science, social studies. Age-appropriate guardrails. You do not have to take our word for it. Every session has a word-for-word transcript. Nothing is said that you cannot read.

Is this just more screen time?+

They talk. They reason out loud. Twenty or thirty minutes. It replaces the worksheet fight, not the backyard.

What ages and subjects?+

K-12. Math, language, science, social studies. The assessment finds the real level in each one, so a 4th grader doing 6th-grade reading and 3rd-grade math gets exactly that.

What if the map shows they are behind?+

Then you can see the brick. A gap you can see is a gap you can start on. The tutor rebuilds the missing foundation first, without making it a character problem. We will not promise how fast it closes.

How much does it cost?+

The assessment is free. You keep the map. First week of tutoring is free (card on file, no charge until day 8). Then $29 a month for the first student, $5 a month for each sibling, unlimited. Use it for 5 voice sessions in 30 days. If they are not more confident in that subject, full refund. Cancel anytime. One hour with a human tutor is $50 to $100.

The offer

Free map. Free week. Then $29 a month.

$29 a month for the first student. Less than $1 a day.

Less than one hour with a human tutor.

  • The map. 15-minute spoken assessment. You keep it either way.
  • Daily voice sessions. A tutor they pick. As long as they need.
  • Homework helper. They have to earn the answer. It is not a solver.
  • Parent transcripts. Every word, after every session.
  • The Learning Web. The map updates after each lesson.
  • Siblings. $5 a month each. Same unlimited access.

30-day on-track guarantee

Use it for 5 voice sessions in 30 days. If they're not more confident in that subject, full refund. Cancel anytime.

7-day free trial. No charge until day 8.

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See the map in 15 minutes.

Free spoken assessment. You keep it either way. If you start tutoring after that, the first week is free, then $29 a month.

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No charge until day 8. Cancel anytime. 5 sessions in 30 days, or a full refund.

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