Learns their way
Explanations adjust across four reading levels, from first words to college reading — and pick up where they left off.
Reading, math and more · K-college
Stuck? Your child gets a hint, not the answer.
The AI tutor is built to ask what they think, then give the next step. They type their answers. Afterwards you see what they worked on and how it went.
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Free during early access. When you add a child, a $0.50 card hold confirms you're an adult. We cancel it, so you're never charged. Your bank may show it as pending for a few days.
- Parent confirmed first
- No ads, ever
- Data never sold
A tutor that won't do the homework for them.
An illustration of how Cocovox adapts: a lesson written for a university student becomes one written for Maya, and her family sees what happened. Maya is not a real student.
- Maya is in 5th grade. The lesson is written for a university student.
- Four words in, she’s stuck. Not because she can’t learn it — because nobody wrote it for her.
- It doesn’t rewrite to a grade. Built from what Cocovox knows about her — not from what year she is in.
- It gives her a hint, not the answer. It hands her the next step.
- Her flashcards ask how sure she is. Really sure and wrong is the thing worth catching.
- Then you see how it went. What she read, and what to practice together next.
01 How it works
One learner. One picture. Family looped in.
Your child sees their own progress. You get the same week in plain words. Each of you looks through your own window.
Their topic trail
Types out their thinking, hears the tutor read its answers aloud, and sees their own progress picture, in their own words.
01 Starts at the hub
Picks up where they left off — today's practice is one tap away.
02 Explains their thinking
Types it out; the tutor adjusts to how they think.
03 Hints step back
As they get it, the hints step back — until they're doing it on their own.
Real product, shown with demonstration data. Captured July 2026.
During early access, each child practices through a family account, and the parent who set it up sees how it went. Classroom tools are switched off, so teachers can't use the class view yet.
02 Meet the tutor
Learns their way. Knows their world. Speaks their voice.
One tutor, tuned to one learner — yours.
Knows their world
Vocabulary follows their class or course schedule, so practice matches what they are actually working on this week.
Speaks their voice
A built-in keyboard that speaks for them, in a natural voice they choose — and a choice of tones to match their personality.
Try it before you sign up.
A small taste of the tutor: turn any text or link into a quiz in seconds. No account needed.
See results instantly.
03 Accessibility
Built for every learner.
A dyslexia-friendly font, screen reader support, large tap targets and four reading levels. Every accessibility feature is included for everyone — never a premium add-on.
- AAC keyboard with natural voices they choose
- Dyslexia font, spacing, and color overlays on every lesson
- Screen readers and keyboard navigation
Try it yourself — toggle a setting and watch the text change.
The Water Cycle
Water moves in a continuous cycle. The sun heats water in oceans and lakes, turning it into vapor. This vapor rises, cools, and forms clouds. When clouds get heavy, water falls back as rain or snow.
Passage shown in the default face, standard contrast, standard spacing.
Some learners speak by tapping.
The Cocovox keyboard lets a child tap words and hear them spoken aloud, in a voice they choose. It has a walkthrough of its own.
See the AAC keyboard04 Schools and therapy
For teachers and speech therapists.
Teachers
Classroom tools are switched off during early access. What we built is a class view: your students' practice would show up in an account you can see, not in a general chatbot that leaves no record. For now, each child practices through a family account.
Speech therapists
Cocovox is for practice at home, not therapy — clinical scoring is switched off. If you work with families and want to tell us whether it would help between sessions, we'd love to hear from you.
Want to tell us what would help? Email us
05 Cost
Free during early access.
There are no paid plans yet.
- Sessions, voice and deep dives, with a generous daily limit that resets each day
- Plain-language notes for parents on what their child practiced
- Every accessibility feature, for everyone
Adding a child needs a one-time card check to confirm you're an adult: a $0.50 hold that we cancel straight away, so you're never charged. Some banks show it as pending for a few days.
Create a free account06 Our promises
What we will never do.
We plan to earn money from families who choose to pay — never by selling you.
- We keep the transcript, not the recording. ElevenLabs turns the audio into text and can keep a copy under its own terms; our copy of the audio is deleted within three hours
- We confirm a parent before a child under 13 can use Cocovox
Learners are not the product.
No ad network, no behavioral profiling, no data brokers.
Your data is not for sale.
Conversations are processed by Anthropic's Claude. For voice, we keep the transcript, not the recording, though our speech provider can keep a copy under its own terms.
No bait-and-switch.
Every accessibility feature is included for everyone, never held back as an extra.
Frequently asked questions
No. Cocovox is free during early access, with a generous daily limit that resets each day. There are no paid plans yet. Adding a child needs a one-time card check to confirm you're an adult: a $0.50 hold that we cancel straight away, so you're never charged. Some banks show the hold as pending for a few days before it disappears.
Children under 13 need a parent's consent, and adding a child needs a one-time card check to confirm you are an adult. In typed chats, messages with words on our blocked list, like swearing and slurs, aren't sent to the tutor, and each finished typed reply is checked for the same words. If something your child types sounds like they may be hurt or unsafe, the tutor's reply points them to a trusted adult and a help line. These checks look for words and phrases, and no check can catch everything.
We use industry-standard encryption and prioritize children's privacy. Conversations are processed by Anthropic's Claude AI. Voice practice is for learners 18 and over: children type to the tutor, and it can read its answers aloud. For voice practice, we keep the transcript, not the recording: ElevenLabs, our speech provider, turns the audio into text and can keep a copy under its own terms, and our copy of the audio is deleted within three hours. We never sell user data, and parents can export or delete their child's data at any time. If your child is 13 to 17, their session details, time breakdowns, struggle alerts and what they explore start out private.
Absolutely not. It's a practice tool that supports educators, not a replacement for them. Classroom tools are switched off during early access, so for now each child practices through a family account.
Absolutely. Families use Cocovox at home with no school affiliation: add your children, follow their progress on the Parent Dashboard, and use the full Literacy Program.
Cocovox is for K-college learners, from kindergarten through college. Young readers start with the Literacy Program, sounding out their first words. Older learners work through what they're studying with the tutor, including help understanding their homework. It explains; it doesn't do the work for them.
More questions? Visit the help center or email us — a human answers.
Give your child a tutor to practice with.
Free during early access.
When you add a child, a $0.50 card hold confirms you're an adult. We cancel it, so you're never charged. Your bank may show it as pending for a few days.
