Fourteen minutes a day. Here's exactly what that looks like.

From picking a grade to seeing real progress, everything that happens between sign-up and a stronger reader.

The Daily Loop, Three Steps, Every Day

The same simple loop, every single day, short enough that it actually happens.

1. Read: Open today's two passages

Two short, grade-appropriate passages, fiction or nonfiction, refreshed daily, each about 7 minutes including questions.

Student opening daily reading passages
Student answering reading comprehension questions

2. Answer: Work through Part A, then Part B

Part A: 6 core comprehension questions per passage, covering main idea, inference, detail, and more. Part B: 2-4 bonus challenge questions with longer written answers for children ready to stretch. Instant feedback throughout.

3. See Progress: Score on screen, result by email

The score appears on screen the moment a session ends, and a result email is sent immediately after, so parents can check progress from the email without needing to log in.

Reading score and progress report

What It Feels Like: A Typical Session, minute by minute

This is the entire daily commitment: no extra steps, no extra screens.

0:00

Child opens today's first passage

One tap from the dashboard. Today's passages are already waiting.

1:30

Reads passage one, answers Part A

6 core comprehension questions, with immediate feedback after each answer.

5:30

Tries Part B's bonus questions

2-4 longer written-answer challenge questions for children ready to stretch further.

7:00

Score appears on screen, result email sent

Session complete. The score shows immediately, and a result email goes out right away.

14:00

Moves straight into passage two

Select the second passage, using the same Part A and Part B format, with no separate sign-in or pause needed.

Child focused on a short reading session

Built for The Right Level

The loop stays the same. The passage length, vocabulary, and question difficulty change with your child.

Grade 1-2

Short, simple sentences, familiar vocabulary

Literal recall, basic sequencing

Grade 3-4

Longer passages, varied sentence structure

Inference, cause and effect, main idea

Grade 5-6

Multi-paragraph passages, nonfiction and narrative

Analysis, author's purpose, supporting evidence

Parent reviewing a student progress dashboard

For parents

What you get to see

Parents get the signals that matter: completion, consistency, and progress over time.

  • Daily completion, so you know practice is actually happening.
  • Monthly accuracy compared with last month.
  • One dashboard per child, with grade level updates as they are promoted each year.

What Keeps It Going: Badges

Every badge reflects consistency, not difficulty or luck, so it stays honest as motivation.

Achievement badges for consistent reading practice
Children reading together

See it in action today

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