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Early access now open · Years 1 to 6

Every child.
The right next question.

Horace is a friendly owl who listens to every answer. Get it right and the next one is a little harder. Get it wrong and Horace explains exactly why, shows worked examples, and practises with you until it clicks.

  • Built on the DfE National Curriculum
  • No adverts, no trackers
  • Free during early access
Maths Quest · Year 4
Fractions · get 3 right to master this
3/4 of 20 = ?
5
Nearly! Let's learn this together.
What happened

You found 1/4 of 20, but we need 3 of those quarters.

How to work it out
  1. 20 ÷ 4 = 5 (one quarter)
  2. 3 quarters: 5 × 3 = 15
Practice 1 of 2: try one like the example
3/4 of 12 = ?
9
Mastered!
Next up: a slightly harder one.
227
maths statements, word for word from the DfE programmes of study
61
grammar and punctuation objectives (English Appendix 2)
13
KS1 and KS2 reading skills, as used on SATs papers
4
statutory spelling lists, read aloud by Horace

The Horace loop

Not just right or wrong. Every question moves your child forward.

1

Answer

Questions pitched just right: hard enough to stretch, easy enough to succeed about three times in four.

2

Understand

Wrong? Horace explains what probably went wrong and how to work it out, in words a child of their level understands.

3

Practise

Two worked examples, then a couple to try. Your child gets it right, several times, before moving on.

4

Master

Three in a row with new numbers and the next set gets harder. Spaced review brings it back so it sticks.

Why it works better

Most homework apps hand every child the same exercises and mark them right or wrong. Horace teaches.

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Typical homework appHorace
Questions Fixed sets, same for everyone Adapts after every single answer
When stuck Shows the answer and moves on Explains why, worked examples, then practice
Moving on After finishing the set Only when it is truly secure
Working level Year group only Each child, group or class can be set individually
Remembering Done once, forgotten Spaced review brings learning back at the right time
Grown-ups see Scores Every question, time, level, gaps and next steps

Seven ways to learn

Short, satisfying rounds that fit between tea and bedtime.

Maths QuestProblems that grow with you
Arithmetic SprintSATs Paper 1 style calculations
Times TablesMultiplication Tables Check practice
Story ExplorerRead a text and answer questions
Grammar GardenGrammar and punctuation
Spelling BeeListen and spell
Memory BoostMake yesterday's learning stick
Stars and badgesStreaks, levels and badges that reward effort
For parents

Know exactly how they're doing, without the homework battles

  • Set their working level and pace: support, steady or stretch
  • Tell Horace their school's maths scheme and current topic
  • See every question, how long it took, and what to practise next
  • A plain-English weekly summary with five-minute activities
  • Up to six children on one account, locked with a grown-up PIN
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For schools

Whole-school sign-up in minutes, insight in real time

  • Invite teachers and leaders by email; classes per teacher
  • Paste pupil names: usernames like SAMSMI and PINs made for you
  • Print login cards on A4, cut out and hand round
  • Groups and per-pupil working levels for SEND and greater depth
  • Live class view, class gaps and whole-school gaps for leaders
Bring Horace to your school

Safe, private and checked

Designed with the UK Age Appropriate Design Code in mind.

Names never leave Horace

Children's names and personal details are never sent to the AI.

Every AI question double-checked

A second AI independently solves each question and checks it stays within the curriculum. If they disagree, it is thrown away.

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Questions

Horace is free during early access. We are letting families and schools in gradually so every learner gets a great experience.

Primary school: Years 1 to 6 (ages 5 to 11), covering maths, reading, grammar and punctuation, and spelling. Year 6 pupils get SATs-style practice.

Yes. You can set the year they are working at for maths and English separately, and choose a pace. Horace then pitches questions, explanations and examples at that level and adapts from there.

Every AI-written question is answered independently by a second AI before a child sees it, and checked against the curriculum objective and year. Arithmetic and times tables questions are generated by Horace itself, so they are always correct. Children can also flag anything that looks wrong.

Horace follows the DfE National Curriculum for England. You can tell it the school's maths scheme (for example White Rose Maths) and the current topic, and it uses familiar models and vocabulary.

Rounds are short (around 10 questions) and you set a daily goal. Horace rewards effort and progress, not endless play.

Ready to meet Horace?

Places are limited during early access. Request yours and we'll email your invite.