Turn homework and testsinto a game in seconds
Take photos, or import a PDF or Word file. Will·e reads the content and turns it into practice questions in seconds.
Will·e turns playing into studying, and studying into something worth playing.
Take photos, or import a PDF or Word file. Will·e reads the content and turns it into practice questions in seconds.
A quick game that doesn't feel like homework.
Will·e shows the right answer straight away and explains it. If you picked wrong, it also tells you why that particular option wasn't right.
Will·e keeps chosen apps closed until the practice is done. The parent picks the apps, the child unlocks them by studying.
Your own teacher, there whenever you need someone to talk things through or help with homework.
History shows day by day and week by week what has been practised and how it went. Parents can choose to receive an email summary: what is going well and which questions still need review.
Every practice run moves the ship forward. Coins, ranks and win streaks turn revision into something you'll want to continue tomorrow.
Will·e is safe and was designed for school-age children from the start, and it shows in every decision.
No advertising and no third-party tracking inside the app. Data is never sold on.
Friends and chat with Will·e unlock only after a parent gives permission. You can study on your own right away.
Photos you take are not stored on our servers, and chat history stays on the child's device.
GDPR and COPPA considered from the start. Rated 4+ on the App Store.
AI can make mistakes — Will·e is a study aid, and important things are worth checking with a teacher. App Lock builds on the screen time limits in iOS and is not meant to be your only parental control. Read the privacy policy and terms of use.
The research behind it
In a randomised controlled trial at Harvard University, students learned more than twice as much in less time with an AI tutor than in an active-learning classroom. They also reported feeling more engaged and motivated.
The trial involved 194 undergraduates on a physics course, and it did not test Will·e. Will·e is built on the same principle: an AI designed to teach, not merely to answer.
Kestin, Miller, Klales, Milbourne & Ponti (2025). AI tutoring outperforms in-class active learning. Scientific Reports 15, 17458.