Parent-guided homework help for ages 8–13
Real schoolwork becomes calm, spoken, step-by-step practice — for children with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or regular homework frustration.
Made for real schoolwork · Guides without giving answers · Parent-controlled · No ads or trackers
Your child doesn't know where to begin. You repeat the instructions three different ways. They get upset; you become the teacher; and nobody feels good when the homework is finally done.
Professor Paws steps between "I can't do this" and the answer — giving your child the next manageable step.
Enter this week's spellings, the assigned times table, reading, or snap a homework question.
One spoken or visual instruction at a time — and the step gets smaller when it needs to.
What was practised, where support was needed, and what will return later.
Professor Paws doesn't replace the teacher, the reading book, or the homework sheet. It helps your child understand and practise that work at home.
Your child names and cares for their own companion.
Bones are earned by real learning — not by time on screen.
Using a hint never reduces the reward.
Coming back is encouraged without shame or competition.
It starts with something your child can see and move. Support gradually fades as understanding grows — and important skills return days later, so learning sticks.
I'm a security engineer, and a bright, funny, dyslexic child I love was regularly overwhelmed by homework. Every app we tried either added more noise or handed him the answer.
So I built the calm, patient homework coach I couldn't find — and I protect children's data with the same care I bring to security work. He still asks to use it. That's the result that matters most to me.
— The founder of Professor Paws
No. It guides the method in small steps — visuals, manipulatives, hints — and breaks a step down smaller when your child is stuck, instead of revealing the answer.
The AI writes the lesson — pacing, wording, encouragement. The maths is checked by code, not by the AI, and every phonics letter sound is real recorded human speech. There's no open-ended AI chat anywhere in the app.
The minimum a learning coach needs: a parent email, a first name or nickname, and learning progress. Handwriting stays on the device. Nothing is sold, shared for ads, or used to train AI. Details in our Privacy Policy.
Children roughly 8–13, met at the level they're actually working at. The beta covers spellings and phonics, times tables and number work, telling time, handwriting, and home reading.
No. It's for children who learn differently or regularly find homework overwhelming — with or without a formal diagnosis.
No. The parent controls the account and any subscription. There is nothing a child can buy.
Designed for iPad. Free during the private beta; a paid subscription at public launch — beta families will always see pricing before paying anything.
No — it supports the work your child is already learning, and makes home practice calmer and more accessible.