Stay in the loop. Not in their chats.
See your kid's assignments, grades and streaks, and set simple rules. Their tutor chats stay theirs.
How it works.
Sign up
Make a free parent account.
Add your kid
Enter their email. A school email works.
They say yes
Nothing is shared until they tap Join family.
Students can invite a parent, or join with the 6-character code a parent shares. Siblings can start a family and race. Rules begin when a parent joins.
What you see.
Assignments
What's overdue, due today and coming up.
Grades
Every class and its grade.
Streaks and study time
Plus a friendly race between siblings.
Rules
Pause the tutor, set a daily limit or bedtime downtime.
Weak spots
The topics that keep slipping, in short.
Educators
Who helps your kid, and what they did.
Under 13, the rules come first: tutor on or off, a daily limit, downtime, and what each educator may do. From 13, how they're doing comes first, with the rules one tap away. Rules stop at 18.
Add a tutor or a learning specialist.
Invite an educator from your kid's page. They see the schoolwork and can help with reminders and the study plan, only as much as you allow.
What stays private
Tutor chats, notes and files. Parents never see them.
Under 13? A parent approves the account first. The request is good for 14 days. After that, they sign up again.
Who are you?
Aluma has three front doors. Each account sees only what it should.
Parent or guardian
Your kids' schoolwork and simple rules. Never their chats.