Snap their work.
See their progress.

Save their artwork and learning in one place. Get helpful feedback with every assessment.

Illustrative handwritten story about a day at the park

Their work

Illustrative AI feedback

Strength

Clear sentences that tell a story.

Next to try

Add a detail about the dog.

✓ Saved to their Progress Journal · Example
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Free — 3 assessments every month

How it works

1

Snap it

Photograph your child's work — anything they've created.

2

Understand it

Get a clear, encouraging assessment with strengths, developing areas and 3 focus items.

3

Keep it

Automatically save it to their Progress Journal.

4

Watch them grow

See their progress over time and look back on how far they've come.

See what one snap can tell you

A little writing. A clearer next step.

Illustrative child's handwritten story on lined paper: On Saturday I went to the park. I played on the swings with my sister. We saw a dog. It was fun.

Their work

Year 2 · Writing · Example

Illustrative example — suggestions based on one piece of work.

Example feedback

Strengths to celebrate

Clear sentences and events in a logical order.

What's developing

Adding descriptions and feelings could bring the story to life.

Three things to try together

  1. Describe the dog.
  2. Explain how you felt.
  3. Add a detail about the swings.

3 free assessments every month

Their work tells a story.
Keep it.

From first letters to full paragraphs, keep the little moments that show just how far they've come.

See their Progress Journal
  1. Example first letters — january

    JANUARY

    First Letters

    “Every journey starts somewhere.”

  2. Example numbers — february

    FEBRUARY

    Numbers

    “Growing in confidence.”

  3. Example creative writing — march

    MARCH

    Creative Writing

    “Finding their voice.”

  4. Example artwork — april

    APRIL

    Artwork

    “Creativity blooming.”

  5. Example maths — may

    MAY

    Maths

    “New skills taking shape.”

  6. Example writing progress — june

    JUNE

    Writing Progress

    “Look how far they've come.”

Example journal — illustrative work, not real customer data.

Encouraging
and practical

Designed for
real families

Your child's work
stays private

Less paper,
more progress

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