What this actually costs
No "contact us for pricing," no email required to see this page. 14 days free either way, then one of two plans — cancel anytime, and every payment after the trial carries its own 100-day money-back window. Details below, not hidden behind a form.
Individual
One child
or $199/year (works out to $16.58/month)
AUD, GST included, no setup fees
Start 14-day free trialFamily
Up to 4 children
or $299/year (works out to $24.92/month)
AUD, GST included, no setup fees
Start 14-day free trialWhat's actually included — same list, every plan
- 5 curriculum-aligned questions printed every day, chosen by spaced repetition against the Australian Curriculum (AC9)
- Scheduling that adapts per concept, per child, based on how they actually go
- PDF worksheets, ready to print, no extra formatting work for you
- A parent dashboard tracking what each child has covered and where the gaps still are
- Foundational-gap detection — surfaces Stage 3 content for older kids who need it, not just their current year level
- Email support from a real person
- One-click cancel and one-click refund, both from your own account — no phone call, no support ticket required
Family doesn't unlock extra features — it's the same product for up to four children instead of one.
Two separate ways this de-risks for you
Before you pay: a 14-day free trial, plus the no-signup demo if you want to see it working first.
After you pay: every individual payment carries its own 100-day money-back window — one click in your account settings, no forms, no "eligibility review," no waiting on a support reply. Cancelling is the same: one click, no phone call, no retention pitch.
The questions people actually ask before signing up
What if my kid hates it?
Some do, at first — five minutes of paper maths isn't a novelty. Give it two weeks (that's what the free trial is for) before deciding. If it's still not landing after that, the 100-day guarantee means you're not out the money for finding out.
I don't have time every day. Is this even for me?
Be honest with yourself here, not with us. The mechanism only works if the worksheet actually gets done and graded most days. If most weeks you'd realistically miss more days than not, this will feel like a chore you're failing at, not a habit. That's a real reason to look elsewhere, not a flaw in your parenting.
How is this different from a tutor?
A tutor costs more, needs scheduling, and you're not in the room. This is cheaper than one hour of tutoring a month, takes five to fifteen minutes a day instead of a weekly block, and you're the one who sees exactly how your child is doing — not a report from someone else.
What if it doesn't actually help?
Then you get your money back. Every payment carries its own 100-day window — one click in your account settings within 100 days of a charge, and it's refunded, no questions asked. A refund resets every child on your account completely: streaks, unlocked content, and question history all clear. If you change your mind and sign up again later, you start from scratch.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, one click from your account settings, whenever you want — no phone call, no "are you sure" retention flow. Think of it as a pause: cancelling stops future billing, but your child's progress, streaks, and unlocked content stay exactly as they are, so if you come back later you pick up where you left off.
Why is there no cheaper trial-only tier?
There's a free 14-day trial already — that's the low-commitment option. A permanently cheaper tier would mean a worse product (fewer questions, no gap detection) for the families who probably need it most.
Built by a working mathematics teacher, not a startup that's never run a classroom — the spaced-repetition scheduling and the foundational-gap focus both come directly out of what actually shows up in Australian maths classrooms, not a generic ed-tech template.