Progress over time
Courses started and finished, quizzes taken, assessments sat — and whether the trend is going the right way.
For parents
Know how it's going, without having to check up
Most evenings the honest answer to "how was studying?" is "fine". CyOku gives you something better than fine — what your child has covered, what they've understood, and the one or two topics that would actually help them most right now.
Mathematics78%
Physics64%
Chemistry · Moles39%
This week: 4 sessions, 2 quizzes completed, 1 assessment. Strongest area: algebra. Worth a look: moles and concentration.
Illustration of a progress summary.
What you can see
Useful visibility, not surveillance
The point isn't to watch every click. It's to know enough to help — and to be able to have a specific conversation instead of a vague one.
Strengths and weak topics
Not just a mark. The specific topics where your child is losing marks, so revision time goes where it counts.
Reports where supported
Summary reports so you don't have to log in to know how the week went. Availability depends on the course and, for school accounts, the school's settings.
Trust and safety
The questions parents actually ask about AI
You should be able to interrogate this. Here are straight answers to the three we hear most.
Will it just do the work for them?
No. Support is built to lead with hints and questions so the student does the thinking. It explains fully when explanation is what is needed — the aim is understanding, not a completed worksheet.
Where does the AI get its answers from?
From the course content on CyOku — content an expert editor has reviewed before publication. That's the core difference from pointing a child at a general chatbot: the AI is working inside a structured, checked course.
What happens to my child's data?
We never sell personal data. Personal information is protected under privacy and security controls, and processed only where it is needed to provide the service.
The goal is a student who can do it themselves — and knows they can.
Getting started
Three ways families use CyOku
Your child's school uses CyOku
Work is assigned by their teacher and done with support alongside. Where the school enables it, you can follow the same progress picture the teacher sees.
You set it up at home
Create an account, start with a free course to see how it works, then choose the courses that match the subjects and exams your child is preparing for.
You use it for the gap between lessons
Assessments and practice sets for the work a busy term does not leave room for — with a report that says what to work on next.
Start with a free course together
Create an account, open a free course, and see the learning experience your child would actually be using.
Free to create an account. Selected free courses are available once you sign in.