Homework, finished. Fights, over.
Your child works through tonight’s real assignment with Drift, an AI tutor, one small step at a time. You get a short note instead of a battle.
Five ideas, about three minutes, and a quick check at the end.
Drift keeps them going, so you don’t have to.
Your child opens tonight’s assignment and works through it with Drift. Drift checks each step and ticks off each problem, so you’re not the one saying “check line 2” at nine at night.
A short note after every session.
Within five minutes: what they worked on, what’s still shaky, one win, and one thing to say tonight. On Sundays, a one-page brief on the week.
Maya
- Worked on
- Solving two-step equations
- Shaky
- Negative signs when moving terms (3 times, improving)
- Win
- Solved the last two with no hints
- Tonight
- Ask her to explain problem 3 to you. She nailed it.
Who else sees this?
No one, unless you share it.
One step more
Your child sees what Drift remembers in their own Notebook and can correct it. You can send a PDF report or a view-only link to a teacher or specialist, and turn the link off at any time.
You set the rules.
Answers, block length, replays and Focus Mode all live in your parent app. Try three of them here and see what each one changes.
Maya’s settings
Maya can always see which ones are on.
Their supports go with them.
Add the accommodations from an IEP or 504 plan once. Drift applies them in every session, on every device, without your child having to ask.
Does Driftlearn diagnose or treat anything?
No. It supports accommodations; it doesn’t diagnose.
One step more
It doesn’t replace services, therapy or a teacher. You can share a progress report with the IEP team, or give a specialist a view-only link. How we work with schools
A free week, then $29 a month.
Core covers up to 10 hours a month. Plus is $49 for unlimited sessions within fair use. Every accommodation is in every plan, and the free week includes three full sessions.
What about brothers and sisters?
Each extra child is $19 a month on the same plan.
One step more
Every child goes on one account and one bill.
Who can see what Drift remembers about your child?
Pick one. A wrong pick gets a hint, never the answer.
How this page worked: one idea per section, starting from real homework, the key line underlined, learning by doing, a pattern to spot, and the short version first. Every session closes with a check like this one.
Start with tonight’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.