Fewer decisions on the fly
The plan organises the next activity around school year and the difficulties being practised.
Pobbi. The study plan that shows where your child needs help.
Pobbi turns questions, homework and attempts into a guided path: children practise with support and parents understand progress without hovering.
You set things up.Choose the school year and subjects where your child needs support.
Your child practises.Short activities with hints to help make sense of each step.
You follow along.See what is improving and what needs a little more attention.
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See the whole journey in a few seconds.
The experience starts with your child’s context, becomes a clear task, and ends in a report that explains what happened.
- 1. Set the profileYear, country, subjects and starting level shape the plan without confusing screens.
- 2. Your child practisesWhen they miss or freeze, Pobbi gives a smaller hint before moving on.
- 3. You follow progressThe report shows skill, effort, mistakes, retries and the next focus.
Emma’s planParent dashboard
EmmaEmma · Year 6
MathsEnglishScienceHistory
Guided task8 min of practice
Why does ice melt faster in your hand?
“Because the cold leaves the ice.”
Heat moves from your warm hand into the ice. Let’s say what moves, and in which direction.
Parent summaryReport
Next focus: revisit heat transfer and explain causes with evidence.
8 minpractice today3useful helps+11%fractions
What improved, where your child needs support, and what comes next.
You know where to help. They know what to practise.
More room to learn
Step-by-step support and another attempt when an idea has not clicked yet.
Progress you can understand
See effort, progress and sticking points, beyond a single score.
01 · The starting point
First, find the foundations that are already there.
A short learning snapshot gathers clues about your child’s skills. The result suggests what to revisit first and helps shape the first week.
- School year and goals chosen by the parent.
- Questions to identify secure foundations and difficulties.
- A first focus and study sequence based on the answers.
The initial snapshot currently covers maths. It is a learning assessment, not a clinical diagnosis.
Year-level content. Support for the sticking point.
From skill to task: a foundation to revisit, a step to practise and support to try again. Each subject has its own path.
Maths · Fractions · Year 7 example
Same year. Two starting points.
Still needs to understand why two fractions can have the same value.
Why this task?
Before adding, work on equivalence: changing the numerator and denominator in the same proportion.
Child activityAttempt 1
Equivalent fractions
Which fraction is equivalent to 2/5?
What number do you multiply both the numerator and denominator by?
Illustrative scenarios using product questions and answer checking. This demo does not assess your child or save answers. The automatic checking shown here covers maths.
Maths · Year 7
Adding fractions with different denominators
Foundation check2 min
Spot the parts
Underline each denominator and decide whether the pieces are already the same size.
Quick tasks that confirm the base skill is steady before moving on.
Activities from the current catalogue. Coverage varies by subject and year; this is not the full official curriculum of every country. Times are estimates.
02 · Homework from school
A homework photo. A path towards solving it.
Children or parents can send a photo or PDF. After checking the question and subject, the homework becomes a starting point for supporting activities.
- 1
Share the homework
A photo, PDF or question text, from the child or parent area.
- 2
Check the question
Review or type the question and add what your child has tried.
- 3
Get supporting steps
A sequence to revisit foundations, practise and review the skill.
03 · Learning takes more than one attempt
A mistake leads to another supported attempt.
Practice leaves room to understand the reasoning. Children can ask for a hint, see the steps and try again before moving on.
- 1
Try
The first answer helps reveal a difficulty.
- 2
Get support
Hints and smaller steps make the reasoning more accessible.
- 3
Try again
Another attempt and activities on the same skill.
- 4
Review
Foundations return to the plan to help learning stick.
04 · For parents
More than “how was your lesson?”.
The dashboard shows what happened during practice and helps you choose where to focus support at home.
- Subjects and skills that need reinforcement.
- Visits, time, completed tasks, mistakes and retries.
- What improved, the next focus and a helpful parent prompt.
A private tutor, Pobbi, or both?
Different ways to support learning. Pobbi organises practice between lessons and can complement a teacher’s support.
| Family routine | Private tutor | Pobbi |
|---|---|---|
| Support | Live conversation and attention from a teacher. | Guided activities and a parent dashboard. |
| Study time | Sessions arranged with the professional. | Practice at a time that suits the family. |
| When a child makes a mistake | The teacher observes and adapts the explanation. | Hints, smaller steps, retries and review. |
| School homework | Support according to the agreed lessons. | Photo, PDF or text uploads to organise activities. |
| Parent visibility | Feedback and reports according to the service. | Progress, usage, mistakes and retries in the dashboard. |
| Cost | Price and frequency agreed with the professional. | A Plus or Family subscription with the plan’s features. |
Pobbi does not include a live human teacher and does not guarantee mastery or higher grades. The right support depends on your child’s needs.
A plan for your family.
Plus
For 1 child
£39.99/month
£359/year
- Every subject
- Personalised activities and hints
- Homework support
- Reports for parents
Family
For up to 3 children
£54.99/month
£499/year
- Everything in Plus
- A plan for each child
- Separate profiles and activities
- Individual progress for each child
Their next step starts here.
Create your parent account, choose a plan and set up each child after payment.