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A short video or a hands-on simulator you can actually poke at. Parents can pin the exact video they like.
For teenagers who learn by doing
A personal tutor called Levi who explains GCSE Maths, Science and English the way a mate who's good at fixing things would. Short sessions. Real projects. A fake-money economy where good work gets paid. And a parent dashboard that tells you, honestly, whether they're on track.
AQA GCSE Maths · Combined Science · English Language · plus Money & Business. Built in England for home education.
Twenty minutes. One topic. Nothing passive.
A short video or a hands-on simulator you can actually poke at. Parents can pin the exact video they like.
Levi starts with something you'd want to fix or take apart, then asks one question at a time. You teach it back to him before you move on.
A quick quiz, marked properly. Pass it and the topic turns green. Rush it and it doesn't count. Levi remembers what tripped you up.
Every real session pays into Levi Bank, with tax and bills like real life. Save it, invest it, or buy a broken thing to fix and flip.
Strip a bike. Build an electromagnet. Learn a multimeter. Each quest comes with a kit list and the GCSE topics it unlocks.
Payslips with tax and National Insurance. Weekly bills. Savings interest. Three funds, one of which can crash. Nobody teaches this in school.
Levi keeps notes: what clicks, what the misconceptions are, what they're working towards. Every explanation starts from there.
Marks, progress and money are decided on the server. Fast guesses get flagged. A session only counts if there was a real conversation.
You get a separate login and a straight answer.
Teenagers in England working towards GCSEs outside a classroom: home education, long-term absence, exclusion, or just a school that isn't working. It starts at Year 7/8 level without ever saying so, and builds up to GCSE.
It covers the AQA specification for Maths, Combined Science and English Language, and it's one-to-one, which a classroom can't be. You will still need to book exams as a private candidate; the dashboard tells you how far along you are.
No. Levi is an AI tutor with a fixed personality and strict rules: short turns, one question at a time, no year groups, no "you're behind". Every conversation is saved and visible to the parent.
It's in family testing right now. If you want to be one of the first families, email us.