Real math tutoring, rebuilt for the AI age
Kneade is not a math app. It is a live, one-to-one, 60-minute lesson with a tutor who talks, listens and works next to your child on a shared whiteboard, and every lesson is built for that one child.
A lesson, not an app
Most math apps are built around a screen of questions: tap an answer, see if it was right, move on. Good tutoring has never worked like that. A good tutor sits beside a child for an hour, watches them work, hears how they think, and steps in at the exact moment something goes wrong. That is what Kneade does.
- It talks and listens. Your child speaks to their tutor the way they would to a person: they explain, ask, interrupt, think out loud. The tutor answers in real time.
- You both write on the same board. Your child writes their work by hand on a shared whiteboard. The tutor follows it line by line, underlines and circles what it is talking about, and writes a worked example when one is needed.
- It draws when words aren't enough. When an idea needs a picture, a fraction model, a graph, a shape, the tutor draws one for your child on the board.
- It asks instead of correcting. When a line goes wrong, the tutor points at that line and asks about it, so your child finds the mistake and understands it, rather than copying a fix.
Built around one child
No two children get the same lesson. The first lesson is a diagnostic that finds where your child really is across their grade. From then on every lesson is generated for them: the topics, the problems, how hard each one is, and the hints prepared in advance for the mistakes that child is likely to make. Difficulty moves problem by problem, up when they are ready and back a step when they are not.
Your child can also bring their own schoolwork: photograph tonight's homework or next week's test review and work through it with the tutor. After every lesson they get practice made from what happened in it, and you get a report on what was covered, where they needed help, and what comes next.
Why now
Until recently, a tutor who could follow handwritten math line by line, hold a spoken conversation about it in real time and rebuild every problem around one child had to be a person, booked by the hour. Frontier AI changed that. Kneade brings together speech, handwriting recognition, reasoning and teaching into a single lesson, so every child can have the kind of attention that used to be rare, whenever they need it.
In step with what schools teach
Lessons are built on the same grade-level standards schools teach from. We read the math standards of every US state, 26,278 skills across 51 sets, and keep that map up to date as states revise them. You can see it in our map of what every US state teaches, and when.
Company
Kneade is made by Kneade MB, a company registered in Lithuania. Write to us at info@kneade.com.