Who’s KAVI for?
One platform, four ways in. Whether you teach at home, run a classroom or a pod, are a curious kid, or just want after-school screen time that actually teaches — here’s how KAVI fits, and how each of you uses it.
Homeschoolers
Families teaching at home who want one rigorous, secular, all-in-one spine instead of stitching together six apps and a stack of printables.
A complete curriculum blended from Cambridge Primary, the Singapore method and a China fast-track, with an Olympiad ceiling — 1,356 modules you don't have to build yourself.
How homeschoolers use KAVI
- Open-and-go: read each module's objective and a worked example free, then open the lesson — no lesson-planning the night before.
- All six subjects in one place — Math, English, Science, Mandarin, ICT and AI literacy — on one shared plan.
- Ability-not-age: each child starts exactly where they are and climbs S1 → S6 with no skipped rungs.
- A record you can keep: every objective is an “I can…” outcome, so progress is easy to put in a portfolio.
Teachers & Schools
Classroom teachers, microschools, learning pods and tutoring centres who need differentiated, no-prep practice that still ladders to one standard.
Differentiate a mixed-ability room without extra planning. School and pod seats are operator-provisioned, so one dashboard covers the group.
How teachers & schools use KAVI
- Class and pod join codes — children join with a code and a profile pick, never personal details (no child PII).
- Assign any module as a warm-up, practice set or homework; worked examples are ready to project.
- Teach the whole class to one standard while each child works at their own level.
- See mastery per objective — one measurement spine underneath every subject and activity.
Students
Learners aged 5–12 — plus an Under-5 Early-Years on-ramp — who learn best by doing, at their own pace.
Learning that feels like play but builds real, measured mastery — so getting better is the fun part.
How students use KAVI
- A friendly world guided by Kavi the owl, where every lesson is something you do, not just watch.
- Learn → Practise → Quiz: you build a skill, try it, then show you've got it.
- Earn certificates and badges by mastering things — not by chasing streaks or pressure.
- Audio-first for early readers and for tonal Mandarin, so you can start before you can read.
Parents
Busy parents who want screen time that genuinely teaches, and a simple way to see whether it's working.
Confidence your child is progressing, measurably — $5/mo or $36.50/year ($0.10/day) globally, and Rp50.000/mo in Indonesia.
How parents use KAVI
- Set up in about two minutes — add up to three children on a single family plan.
- See what each child is actually mastering with parent deep-insights, not just time spent.
- Safe by design: no ads, no direct messages, no child personal data — ever.
- Fits real life: about 15 focused minutes a day after school is enough to keep momentum.
The same strong foundation underneath
However you come to KAVI, you get the same spine: one standards-blended curriculum, one honest measure of mastery, and a safe, secular, global home for learning.
- One curriculum — six subjects, Stages S1–S6, blended from the world’s strongest methods, not one country’s textbook.
- Measurable mastery — every activity rolls up to mastery per objective, so progress is real and visible, never just time spent.
- Safe by design — no ads, no DMs, no child personal data; a human review gate on anything children can see.
- Secular & global — no religious content; AI literacy on a universal-ethics spine. Built for children anywhere.
Is KAVI right for me?
Is KAVI good for homeschooling?
Yes. KAVI gives homeschoolers an open-and-go, secular, all-in-one curriculum across six subjects — 1,356 modules blended from Cambridge Primary, the Singapore method and a China fast-track, with an Olympiad ceiling. Every objective is public to read, and each child works at their own level, so there's no lesson-planning and no six-apps-at-once.
Can teachers or a school use KAVI with a class?
Yes. Teachers, microschools, pods and tutoring centres use class or pod join codes — children join with a code and a profile pick, with no personal data collected. You can assign modules as warm-ups, practice or homework, teach to one standard while children work at their own level, and see mastery per objective. School and pod seats are operator-provisioned.
What ages is KAVI for?
KAVI is built for ages 5–12, with an Under-5 Early-Years on-ramp. Stages are based on ability, not age (roughly S1 ages 5–6 up to S6 ages 11–12), so a child who is ahead or behind simply starts where they actually are.
How many children can one subscription cover?
One family plan covers up to three children. In Indonesia it's Rp50.000/mo (about Rp1.000/day); globally it's $5/mo or $36.50/year — about $0.10/day. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
Is KAVI safe for children?
Yes. KAVI is safe by design: no ads, no direct messages between users, and no child personal data (children use a display name and avatar, not real names or emails). Any content children can see passes a human review gate.
Is KAVI secular?
Yes — KAVI is secular and global, with no religious content. AI literacy is taught through a universal-ethics spine: human dignity, honesty, discernment and care for the planet.
Do parents or teachers need to plan lessons?
No. Every module comes with a clear objective and a worked example, and the practice and quizzes are generated for you. Adults can just read what's coming next and let the child learn — or assign a specific module when they want to steer.
Find your way in.
Read the curriculum free. Start a 7-day free trial to practise, quiz, and see mastery measured — up to three children on one plan.