Your child doesn’t need more answers. They need to understand what’s missing.
AI Faculty helps identify learning gaps, provides personalized support and helps students build lasting mastery.
Find the gap. Fix the gap. Build mastery.
One learning journey: diagnose, find the root cause, practice, then check that the idea has stuck.
- Find the gaps
A diagnostic assessment shows what your child already knows and which concepts are not yet secure.
- Find the problem behind the problem
If algebra is hard, the real difficulty may be fractions, negative numbers or another earlier idea.
- Practice what’s needed
Explanations and targeted practice focus on the concept being strengthened, not on more of everything.
- Check mastery and progress
New questions check independent understanding, and progress tracking shows what to work on next.
Never guess where your child stands.
Progress tracking gives you a clear view of learning, so you can support the next step at home.
What you can see
- What your child struggled with.
- What they have mastered.
- What still needs attention.
- What to practice next.
Start where you are. Move at your pace.
Student plans (Learner, Scholar, Mastery) include these tools. Monthly limits differ by plan, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
Ask and understand
- AI chat queries (with image upload)
- Homework help (per image)
- Doubt queue
Practice with focus
- Quiz evaluations
- Remedial learning topics
- Subtopic suggestions
- Mock test attempts
Review and revise
- Chapter notes
- YouTube video suggestions
- Progress tracking
Questions families ask.
How is this different from a homework solver?
See how AI Faculty compares with ChatGPT, homework apps and generic AI tutors.
Read the comparisonWhat does it cost?
Compare the student plans and their monthly limits.
See plans and pricingHow is my child’s information handled?
Read how AI Faculty handles personal information and children’s privacy.
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Find out what’s missing, then fix it.
Start with a diagnostic and see which concepts need attention.