For guardians
See the learning journey without taking over the quest.
Guardian surfaces are designed for consent, visibility, support, and family controls while preserving the learner and school workflows around them.
✦ Architecture
What can a guardian see about a learner's progress?
A guardian dashboard shows progress summaries, without the learner's raw answers, attempt-level detail, or assessment evidence, so a family sees how a learner is doing without seeing exactly what they answered.
✦ Architecture
How does guardian consent work?
A guardian link moves through invited, consent-pending, active, and then revoked or legacy states as consent is given, withdrawn, or the learner reaches consent maturity age.
✦ Architecture
At what age does a learner manage their own consent?
The default consent maturity age is 16. A school can set its own age between 13 and 18, and the link automatically becomes read-only once the learner reaches it.
✦ Architecture
What extra consent does a guardian control?
A guardian can grant or withhold consent for the AI companion, community features, and research analytics separately for each child. Each of these defaults to withheld until a guardian turns it on.
✦ Architecture
Can a guardian pay for a learner's subscription?
Yes. A guardian can sponsor a linked child's subscription plan from their own account, and can cancel a sponsorship they created.
✦ Architecture
Who handles a concern about a learner's account?
A guardian can raise it through the same support desk as any other account question, with the learner's school context attached when the account is school-issued.