Short animations
60 to 120 second explainers with captions, narrated at your child's reading level.
Example: a soccer-loving 6th grader learns why the Moon has phases through a stadium-lights analogy.
Tell us your child's grade, reading level, attention span and interests. Just4Me Education builds lesson plans, animations, podcasts and comics around them, checks every fact, and maps it to your state's learning standards.
Pick a subject and a format. Every piece is written for one child's grade, reading level and attention span.
60 to 120 second explainers with captions, narrated at your child's reading level.
Example: a soccer-loving 6th grader learns why the Moon has phases through a stadium-lights analogy.
Two friendly hosts talk through the topic. Episode length follows your child's attention span.
Example: a horse-crazy 8th grader hears linear equations explained through feed costs at a stable.
Short illustrated stories that star characters built on what your child loves.
Example: a dinosaur fan in 3rd grade follows a dino detective reading clues in fossils.
Nothing reaches your child until it has been planned, aligned, written, fact-checked and screened for age-appropriateness. Anything they can't agree on comes to you to decide.
Builds the week around grade, pacing and interests.
Maps each objective to your state's standards. Optional.
Creates the comic, podcast or animation script.
Every correction cites a source. Up to two revision rounds.
Safety first, then accuracy. Unresolved items go to you.
We never ask for a child's real name, photo, birthday or location.
Learning needs are encrypted separately and visible only to your family.
Your child's profile and work are never used to train AI models.
Export or permanently delete any child's data at any time.
Follow one family through My Classroom. Each step opens the live demo screen.
A parent adds a nickname, grade, reading level, attention span, learning needs and interests. Up to 10 children and 3 adult users per subscription.
LPBot builds a week of lessons. CompBot tags each day with the matching state standard, for example NJSLS-S 3-LS4-1 on fossils.
Choose a topic and format. Watch the agents plan, write, fact-check and screen it, then see exactly what was corrected and why.
Record graded work and level-setting tests, then see which standards are covered, in progress or not yet started.
When the agents can't settle something, it lands in the review queue with a plain explanation.