For schools
A course that runs itself, in the lab or at home.
ayyayo teaches children aged 9 to 13 to direct AI precisely and to check what it makes. Each lesson is self-contained, so it needs no teacher preparation and no teacher time during the lesson.
In the timetable
Where it fits
- Self-contained.ayyayo speaks every instruction, checks every answer and records the result. A child can start and finish a lesson without an adult explaining anything.
- A computer lab period, or homework.It runs in a browser on a laptop or tablet with a microphone. Children can also type, which helps in a noisy room.
- In the child's language.The voice, the games and the buttons follow the language set for each child. See the list of supported languages.
- Evidence you can read.Each child's progress page shows their correction counts, the rule in their own words and their mastery check, rather than minutes or points.
Families
How a school brings ayyayo to its families
- The school tells us which classes it has in mind, using the form below.
- We send the school an invitation it can share with families. Each family decides for itself and gives parental consent directly to ayyayo.
- Children use ayyayo in lab periods, at home, or both.
ayyayo is free during the pilot. After the pilot, families pay for ayyayo, and partner schools share in what their families pay. [terms of the school share, to be set before the pilot ends]
Policy
For schools following new AI requirements
In India, CBSE Circular Acad-15/2026 makes Computational Thinking and AI compulsory for Classes 3 to 8 from 2026-27. ayyayo is not a replacement for that syllabus. It gives children practice at one part of it that is hard to teach from a textbook: directing an AI and checking its output. Read our note on the circular.
Pilot
Request a school pilot
Tell us about your school. We reply by email.