Made for minds that drift.
An AI tutor for students with ADHD and learning differences. It works through homework with them, one step at a time, until it’s done.
How it works
Drift watches the page as your child works, circles a slip the moment it happens, and gives the smallest hint that gets them moving again.
Join the waitlistIt sees each step.
Drift follows the page as your child writes. When a step slips, it circles the exact spot and waits, so they can find the fix themselves.
Take another look at the 2.
That’s it. 4 times 2 is 8.
It writes back.
When an idea needs explaining, Drift draws it on the page as it talks, stroke by stroke, with a caption for every line. It uses a fresh example, never the answer to the homework.
Here’s a line through two points.
From the first point, go right. That’s the run: 2.
Then go up to the line. That’s the rise: 4.
Slope is rise over run. 4 over 2 is 2.
Any device.The same board.
A tablet and stylus, a laptop or Chromebook, or real paper under a phone on a stand. Drift writes back in every one, and your child can switch partway through.
It remembers what helps.
After each session Drift keeps short notes: the sign that keeps slipping, the kind of hint that worked, how long a block should be. Your child can read them in Drift’s Notebook and change anything that’s wrong.
- Minus signs slip when distributing
- Pictures first, then words
- A break after about 12 minutes
- Slope quiz on Friday
Built for focus.
Homework comes in short blocks with a real break after each one. The finish line stays in view, so your child always knows how much is left.
You hear how it went.
A few minutes after each session you get a short summary: what they worked on, what’s still shaky, and one specific thing to praise tonight.
Maya
22 min, 6 of 6 done
- Worked on
- Two-step equations
- Shaky
- Negative signs when moving terms
- Win
- The last two with no hints
- Tonight
- Ask her to explain problem 5. She nailed it.
- Negative numbers
- Order of operations
- One-step equations
- Fractions
- Slope
- Two-step equations
- Distributing
- Equations with parentheses
- Factoring
- Variables on both sides
- Negative numbers
- Order of operations
- One-step equations
- Fractions
- Slope
- Two-step equations
- Distributing
- Equations with parentheses
- Factoring
- Variables on both sides
Every skill on one map.
The brightest stars are skills your child has down. Dimmer ones are still in progress, and the faintest come next. Drift plans each session from there.
Start withtonight’s homework.
Driftlearn is opening to families in small groups. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when there’s a place. A parent or educator signs up, never the student.