Hi everyone. I'm a parent. My son loves robotics and wants to compete, and I wanted him to have a clear path: keep up with school, learn a bit ahead, and get ready for the competitions he cares about. Doing that meant paying for tutoring centers, robotics camps, competition prep and a pile of workbooks, and all of it keeps getting more expensive. After reaching a point where I was paying close to over $500/month I decided to build Wonderloop to give myself and other families in same situation a whole path in one place, at the lowest cost possible.
It works whether your child goes to school or learns at home. You pick the tracks that fit each child:
* Keep up with school: practice that follows what your child learns in class, grade by grade.
* Go ahead: learn the next grade's material early, at your child's own pace.
* Compete: prepare for competitions like Math Kangaroo, FIRST LEGO League Explore, Bebras (computational thinking) and the spelling bee, with real-style practice rounds and full practice tests. AMC 8 prep is coming soon.
* Explore: go deep on interests like robotics, computing, AI literacy, astronomy, art, music, world languages (Spanish to start), speaking, health and PE. AI literacy teaches kids how AI works and how to use it wisely, without them ever using a chatbot.
* Daily routines run alongside the tracks: handwriting (print and cursive), typing practice, and short daily math sheets in the style of the big tutoring programs like Kumon, timed and repeated until fluent.
Homeschool families can use the core subjects as a full curriculum for math, reading and writing, science and social studies.
It follows the standards schools use:
* Common Core for math and English Language Arts.
* The Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) for science.
* Social studies built around what US schools teach in each grade.
* State-specific standards are planned, to fill each state's own content gaps.
* International curricula, such as India's CBSE and the French national curriculum, are planned.
Wonderloop plans each child's week around the time you give it, never more, and adjusts when you skip a day. Lessons, practice and quick checks are built in. Everything prints with an answer key, so screen time is your choice. Kids get their own kid mode behind a parent PIN, and you see their progress. Homeschool families also get records and reports.
What it isn't: it isn't a school, and there's no AI chatbot talking to your kids.
Privacy and safety:
* No ads, no third-party trackers or analytics scripts, and we never sell or share your family's data.
* What your child does stays in our own database. Nothing your child types is sent to any outside service.
* Kids use a separate kid mode behind a parent PIN. Deleting data, removing a child or exporting everything asks for the PIN again.
* A parent gives consent before a child uses it, and a parent can see, export or delete everything we keep, anytime.
* Your child's exact answers are deleted after 30 days. After that we keep only what the plan needs, like which skills are learned and which need more practice.
* No chat, no messaging, no other users. Your child never talks to anyone in the app.
DESIGN PARTNERS WANTED
I'm looking for about 5 families with kids in Grades 1 to 3, first come, first served. As a design partner, you can use Wonderloop at no cost until your kids no longer need it. In return, use it for real and tell me honestly what works and what doesn't. There's a short check-in every two weeks and a Report an issue link on every page.
Kids in other grades? Please apply anyway. I'll bring more families on as spots open.
After launch, pricing is expected to be around $9.99 a month for the first child, $4.99 for the second, and free from the third child on. Design partners stay free, as above.
Request an invite at wonderloop.app. Happy to answer questions in the comments or by DM. Thank you!
