An AI tutor that teaches instead of telling
Kaze gives a hint, asks a question, tries another explanation, and never just hands over the answer. Every reply is checked for safety and shaped to your child's age, reading level and needs. And you always know what's going on.
What your child sees
Can you do my homework? 3/4 of 20
Let's work it out together. What is 1/4 of 20? Once you have that, we'll count three of them.
What you see Tonight's summary
Emma, 9 · fractions
Worked out three quarters of 20 from a hint, then asked why pizzas are cut in eighths.
Every child builds their own Kaze. Grown-ups can switch it off.
Built for learning, and for peace of mind
Six things we hold ourselves to. Each one is something you can check in the product, not a slogan.
Teaches instead of telling
Ask Kaze to do a worksheet and it gives a first step and a question back. Say you don't get it, and it explains another way. Getting stuck is part of the plan; being handed the answer isn't.
Adapts to your child
Age, reading level, interests, and needs such as dyslexia, ADHD or autism shape every reply: how long it is, which words it uses, whether a diagram helps, which examples land. The same question gets a different answer for each child.
Checked before it's seen
Every message your child sends and every reply they get is checked: personal details, sensitive topics, a moderation service. Anything doubtful waits for you instead of reaching your child. If the safety service is down, chat pauses rather than running unprotected.
Private, and yours
We keep a name, an age and a learning profile. No ads, no tracking, no data sold, no third-party analytics on children's pages. Download everything as a file, or delete it all, from your settings.
Oversight without spying
You see a summary of every chat. When you open the full messages, your child sees a note that a grown-up read it. Anything Kaze held back sits in your safety log, waiting for your decision.
Made to learn, not to hook
No feed, no notifications, no autoplay. Projects keep chats on one topic together, a logbook keeps what they learned, and badges are theirs alone. Session timers and daily message limits are built in.
Set up in minutes
One account for the grown-ups, a profile per child, and a device linked with a code. Children never need an account or a password.
Create your account
Create your account with a magic link to your email, a password, or Google. It takes a minute.
Tell Kaze about your child
A name and an age are enough to start. Add reading level, interests and any needs when you're ready, and Kaze shapes every reply around them.
Link their device
Your child opens Kaze and gets an 8-character code; you enter it in your dashboard. Or use Quick Start to hand over your own browser: without a PIN it signs you out until you sign in again; with a PIN, your account stays behind it and the dashboard asks for it.
Stay in the loop
Read summaries, open a full chat when you need to, decide on anything held back, set limits, and bring in a co-parent or teacher through a group.
Everything your child gets
A tutor, not a toy. Each of these is in Kaze today.
Homework, guided
A hint, a question, a second explanation. Kaze helps your child get there, and politely declines to write the essay for them.
Speak instead of typing
A microphone in every chat. The recording is turned into text on Kaze's own server and deleted right away. It never goes to another company.
Read aloud
Any reply can be read out loud, with each sentence highlighted as it's spoken. Ideal for reluctant readers.
Real math and diagrams
Fractions, powers and equations are typeset as in a textbook. Mind maps and flowcharts appear when a picture explains better than a paragraph.
Their own Kaze
Each child builds a Kaze from a kit of heads, bodies, legs and colours, and it reacts to what happens in the chat. Nothing is AI-generated, and nothing about your child is used to draw it.
Projects and a logbook
Chats about one topic live together in a project. After a chat, a few lines in the logbook, started with a recap in your child's own voice, help the lesson stick.
Badges, just for them
Small rewards for keeping at it: a first project finished, five logbook entries, a week of learning. No leaderboards, no comparisons.
Ask a grown-up
Stuck, or found something to show you? One tap sends you that message, and your answer appears in their chat. The AI never sees what you wrote.
Gentle spelling feedback
Real mistakes are pointed out kindly after a message is sent, so the conversation keeps flowing. Never a lecture.
Readable for every child
Dyslexia-friendly text with larger, more spaced letters, high contrast, reduced motion, and chats in English or Spanish.
You always know where things stand
The dashboard is built for a two-minute check-in, not for surveillance. Summaries first, the full picture when you need it, and the controls that matter.
Summaries first, full chats one tap away
Every conversation gets a summary, and a weekly recap is on from day one, on your dashboard or by email. Open the full messages whenever you need to; your child sees that you did.
A safety log you act on
Anything held back waits for your call: allow it and it reaches the chat, or reject it. Every event has a severity, so you see what matters first.
Limits, and an off switch
Session timers and daily message limits are built in. Disconnect any device from your dashboard in one click. Hand your own browser to your child with Quick Start: without a PIN it signs you out; with one, your account stays behind the PIN.
Bring in the other grown-ups
Invite a co-parent, tutor or teacher to a group with the right role: reviewer, tutor, custodian. Print a chat or a whole project as a PDF for the teacher. Nobody shares a password.
This week at home
Weekly recapSessions
Recent topics
Nothing held back this week. Anything Kaze holds waits here for your decision.
Welcome back
Your children's profiles and chats are where you left them. Open the dashboard, or link a device so your child can pick up where they stopped.