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Everything in the school, in plain words.
Your first day
Set up in ten minutes: add each kid, link their iPad, let Luna say hello.
Set up a kid's iPad
Link code, home-screen install, and what happens if it's lost.
The school day
A real school day led by Luna: eight blocks in order, about three hours, with brain breaks.
Where are you? (placement)
The first day finds the right starting point in math and reading. No grades.
The week plan
Luna plans each kid's week: themes from their interests, three wins a day.
Luna leads the day
One tap in the morning, then Luna carries your kid through the whole day. Afterwards you see how it really went.
The whiteboard
Every math question opens a big whiteboard so your kid works it out by hand, and you see the work.
Luna Studio
Your kid makes real things: web pages and logos, with Luna as the crew and themselves as the director.
Bosses and Comebacks
A real test for each step of the ladder. 90% wins. A "not yet" is real, and comebacks win most.
Science and social studies
The Second Lesson: science Monday, Wednesday, Friday; social studies Tuesday and Thursday.
Spanish every day
Ten minutes a day: hear six words, say them back, a picture quiz, a tiny story.
Writing (Luna edits, never writes)
After reading, your kid writes about the story. Luna gives one hint; your kid fixes it.
Coding, art, music and life skills
The Second Lesson rotates through science, social studies, coding, art and music, and life skills, on the weekdays you choose.
The library
Public-domain classics your kids can read here (or have Luna read aloud), plus books to get from the public library.
Extra practice sites
Outside sites you approve, like Khan Academy and education.com. Kids say what they did; you confirm and it counts as school.
Projects
Your kid's own idea, made step by step across weeks, with Luna as planner, not boss.
Mind maps
One idea in the middle, colored branches of one or two words: a way to remember and to plan.
Phonics and read-along
A step-by-step sound ladder, sound boxes, stories your kid can fully sound out, words that light up as Luna reads, and re-reading against their own ghost.
Story worlds
Your kid invents a hero, and every lesson's opening is the next chapter of their adventure.
Warm-up cards (spaced review)
Everything learned comes back on a schedule so it sticks.
The memory palace
Your home, room by room, becomes a place to store what they learn.
Mind Gym games
Memory, speed, creativity and focus games, now in free-choice time.
Notifications
A morning note when school is ready and a note when each kid finishes.
Language (English and Spanish)
The whole school in either language, per person.
Time zone
When the school day rolls over.
Your kids' privacy and your data
No ads, no tracking, no selling. Download everything, read every chat, or delete one kid or the whole school.
The Living Sky
Adelante's colors and logo follow the real sky where you live: sky blue by day, a sunset in the evening, dark with stars at night.
Mind Lab
Twenty minutes every school day to think big, believe in themselves, and stretch their imagination.
The Big Aim
Your kid's own big goal, with a date and a first step, said out loud morning and night.
Power words
Up to three short "I" sentences in your kid's own meaning, said every morning.
Invention Journal
Your kid's ideas, said, typed or drawn, with Luna asking the next good question.
The Sunday report
Every Sunday: each kid's week in plain numbers, their words, and three things to talk about at dinner.
Teach them… (any topic)
Ask Luna for any topic; you approve the lesson and its sources before it's taught.
Notes to Luna and carry-over
Tell Luna what to change this week; unfinished lessons come back the next day.
Showcase night
Once a month each kid presents what they made. You write what you saw, and it goes in their portfolio.
Something's wrong
If something breaks or acts strange, tap Something's wrong. It's recorded with where it happened, so it can be fixed.
Plan & billing
One Adelante plan where Luna teaches every kid, plus Luna's Voice for each kid you want talking with her out loud. New families get 14 days of everything free.
School records and invoices
Attendance, transcript, Arizona standards, a portfolio and ESA-shaped invoices, all from what your kids actually did.
Flagging a lesson
If something in a lesson looks wrong, flag it: it's pulled from every kid until Adelante checks it.
How Luna teaches
Pictures on the screen, answers that diagnose mistakes, a sure-meter, movement breaks, and testing out of what your kid already knows.
Luna Lab
Luna tests two ways of teaching your kid and keeps whichever they actually remember better a week later.
Luna, the teacher
Who she is, what she can and can't do, and what she costs.