A learning path that grows with your child
Stories at bedtime, then quests they choose on their own. Every quest comes from an open map of 1,590 skills, so nothing is too easy or too hard.
For parents of children ages 2 to 11+. Ages 2 to 11+.
TechTotz maps 1,590 skills across 8 subjects, from age 4 up. Each skill links to the skills that must come first. Turn on JavaScript to explore the map.
See where your child is going
Every dot is a real skill. Every line says what has to come first. Pick an age to see what children typically work on, then tap any dot to trace the skills that lead up to it. Once your child starts, the dots light up as they learn.
TechTotz maps 1,590 skills across 8 subjects, from age 4 up. Each skill links to the skills that must come first. Turn on JavaScript to explore the map.
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Tell us what they already know
A few quick questions per subject place your child on the map, followed by a short check game for them.
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We find what's next
Only skills whose basics they've already mastered are offered, so quests are never too easy or too hard.
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Watch the map light up
Every quiz and game updates their map, so you can see growth by subject and age at a glance.
What they'll learn
8 subjects and 54 topic areas, from counting to fractions to feelings. Here is what each one holds.
- Science 547 skills · 19 topic areas · ages 5–11+
- Starts with things like Naming Common Animals, Seasonal changes, and Common Plants & Trees.
- Mathematics 503 skills · 12 topic areas · ages 4–11+
- Starts with things like One-to-one counting, How Many in Total?, and Subtraction as taking away or separating.
- English 286 skills · 9 topic areas · ages 4–11+
- Starts with things like Sitting and holding a pencil, Listening and responding, and Building sentences.
- History 90 skills · 4 topic areas · ages 5–11+
- Starts with things like Egypt, the Nile, and the Desert, Vocabulary: ancient egypt, and Pharaohs and Tutankhamun.
- Personal & Social Development 88 skills · 6 topic areas · ages 5–11+
- Starts with things like Naming Basic Emotions, Feelings Change and Differ, and Words for Big Feelings.
- Life Skills 37 skills · 2 topic areas · ages 5–9
- Starts with things like What Money Is, Coins & Notes, and Buying Things.
- Computing 21 skills · 1 topic area · ages 5–9
- Starts with things like Computers in Everyday Life, AI in Daily Life, and Voice Assistants and How They Work.
- Learning to Learn 18 skills · 1 topic area · ages 5–10
- Starts with things like Asking for Help, Persisting When It's Hard, and Checking Your Own Work.
True adaptive learning
Our system learns your child. It maps what they know, finds the next right skill, and keeps adjusting as they play. Here is one full turn of the loop, pictured with a made-up child named Maya.
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Tell us what they already know
A quick questionnaire per subject places your child on our 1,590-skill map. You answer in a few taps.
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We find what's ready next
Only skills whose basics your child has mastered are offered, so nothing is too hard and nothing is a repeat.
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They choose their next quest
Kids pick from a few recommended quests, ranked by what they love and how close each skill is to their age.
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AI writes the lesson, just for them
We turn the skill into a short lesson and quiz themed around their interests, like space or dinosaurs.
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Playing is the assessment
Quiz and game scores quietly update their map. No stressful testing, and you see progress as it happens.
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The loop keeps going
Success unlocks the next skills. A struggle brings a fresh, simpler lesson with a different example.
It starts together, at bedtime
Younger children begin with stories and activities you share. As they get ready, they move on to quests they pick themselves, with the same map keeping every step the right size.
Questions parents ask
What ages is TechTotz for?
Children ages 2 to 11 and up. Bedtime stories and activities start at age 2, and the adaptive skill map runs from age 4 through 11 and beyond.
How does it decide what my child learns next?
Every skill on the map lists the skills that must come first. We only offer skills whose basics your child has already mastered, and we widen the age range only when nothing else is ready.
Does AI make up the curriculum?
No. The skill map is the open Marble skill taxonomy (credited in the footer). AI writes the lesson and quiz for each skill, themed around your child's interests.
How much does it cost?
You can start with a free trial. Plans and pricing are listed on the home page.
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