The game thatmakes themsmarter.
Ace Mode turns screen time into study time. Every key school subject, friend battles, a weekly league and an AI coach that gives hints, never answers.
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Screens are winning the evening. Learning is losing.
a day online for 13 to 14 year olds, and very little of it is learning.
of children who use AI chatbots use them for schoolwork. Too often, it does the thinking.
of parents worry their child will rely on AI to do their schoolwork.
Sources: Ofcom children’s online measurement (Dec 2025); Internet Matters, Me, myself & AI (Jul 2025).
Go on. Play a round.
This is how every question feels in Ace Mode: fast, fair and a little bit competitive. Stuck? The coach nudges you towards the answer and never just hands it over.
Turn screen time into study time they actually enjoy.
A game they want to play
Streaks, XP, levels, boss battles before mocks and rewards their parents set. The pull of a game, pointed at learning.
Every key subject
Maths, English, the sciences, history, geography, languages and computing, built around the national curriculum from Year 7 to Year 11.
AI study sessions
Kids learn how AI works, where it goes wrong and how to use it to learn and create. Tech for building, not just scrolling.
Beat your mates. Climb the league.
Every week, kids compete in a league with their own classmates. Win head-to-head battles, earn XP, and the top three move up.
- Friend battles. Five timed questions, head to head. Fastest right answer wins.
- Weekly leagues. Promotion and relegation every Sunday night.
- Friends only. No strangers, no open chat, no public profiles.
They’re growing up with AI. We teach them to use it well.
AI sounds sure of itself even when it’s wrong. In the AI Lab, kids learn to question it, check it and use it to build things, ahead of the new AI literacy in the school curriculum.
The game you’ll be happy to see on their screen.
You pay for it, so you should see it working. Every Sunday you get a short digest: what went well, what to watch and what’s coming up.
- Hints, never answers. The coach builds understanding, so the work is really theirs.
- Effort, not just scores. See time spent, streaks and the topics holding them back.
- Rewards you choose. Set a goal and a prize. They’ll do the rest.
£180 a year. Every subject.
The cost of about six hours with a tutor, for a whole year of daily help. Around 49p a day.
Tutoring: 39 weeks at £30 an hour, the average GCSE rate (Atom Learning, Nov 2025). Platform: Atom GCSE core plan at £39.99 a month.
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