Smart enough to help. Warm enough to ask.
Qbit’s the friend who knows almost everything, from tonight’s homework to Saturday’s road trip to the ten questions a seven year old asks before breakfast. She’s made for the whole family, with protection switched on from the very first minute.
One Qbit, just right for everyone at the table.
Parents, kids and grandparents all share the same Qbit, and she tunes herself to each of you. Here’s what that looks like at home and in the classroom.
For families
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You’re in the loop, right away.
If something serious comes up in your child’s conversation, Qbit lets you know in real time, so you can be there when it counts.
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Just right for their age, from minute one.
Qbit sets herself up for your child’s age before anyone touches a setting. The protections come switched on, so there’s nothing to hunt for.
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Always honest about who she is.
Your child always knows they’re talking with Qbit, a friendly assistant, in words that make sense at their age.
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You’re in charge of what she keeps.
You choose what Qbit remembers, what she can do, and who your child can reach. Change your mind anytime.
For educators
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She teaches, so they learn.
Ask Qbit for the answers and she’ll walk your student through how to find them, one step at a time. The learning stays theirs.
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Your curriculum, your call.
Qbit fits whatever you teach, in whatever order you teach it. You set the direction and she follows your lead.
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Shaped by teachers.
Classroom teachers and homeschool educators will help guide what we build, through the Family AI Council.
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Free resources on the way.
Lesson plans, activities and AI literacy units are coming, free for every classroom and kitchen table. The Family AI Council will also write the Family AI Standard for the whole industry, and we’ve agreed to be measured against it.
A co-teacher who’s still patient at ten at night.
You’re already the teacher, the planner, the librarian and the grader. Qbit’s happy to carry some of that load, so you’ve got more time for the parts only you can do.
- 3.4 million school-age students were homeschooled in the United States in the 2024 to 2025 school year, about 6% of the school-age population, according to the National Home Education Research Institute.
- 64% of US teens aged 13 to 17 told Pew Research Center they’ve used an AI chatbot, and about 3 in 10 use one every day.
- 86% of kids aged 9 to 17 use or interact with AI in some form, Common Sense Media found, including 81% of 9 to 12 year olds.
- 17 languages Qbit speaks, and everyone in the family can pick their own. Bilingual homes can learn in both.
Why families pick Qbit
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Made for families from day one.
Qbit started with the parent and child relationship at the centre, so the protections are part of who she is. They come switched on.
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She helps them think it through.
Ask her to fill in the worksheet and she’ll walk your student through it, one step at a time, so the thinking stays theirs.
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One account for the whole kitchen table.
Lesson planning, reading levels, a science question at bedtime and a nine year old who wants to know everything about volcanoes. Same Qbit, pitched just right for each of you.
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She listens, so pre-readers can join in.
A six year old who can’t type yet can still ask out loud. Voice Mode’s made for the way young kids really talk, mid-snack and mid-thought.
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Your curriculum, your call.
Qbit fits the way you teach. You choose what to cover, in what order, and how deep to go.
A day with Qbit
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Morning math.
Fractions start to click when Qbit explains them with something they can picture, like slices of pizza.
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Afternoon science.
Why is the sky blue? She’ll explain it at their level, then check they’ve got it before moving on.
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Your planning time.
Tomorrow’s lesson plan, a reading list for a reluctant reader, or a field trip plan, drafted while the kettle boils.
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Bedtime.
Storytime spins up a bedtime story just for them, so the day ends on a happy note.
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And you’re in the loop.
If something serious ever comes up, you’ll hear about it right away.
Sources: National Home Education Research Institute, homeschool enrollment 2024 to 2025, published February 2026. Pew Research Center, Teens, Social Media and AI Chatbots 2025, December 2025. Common Sense Media, AI Use by Tweens and Teens, March 2026.
Real people who study kids will review what Qbit does before your child uses it.
We’re bringing together child development experts, educators and parents to form the Qbit Family AI Council, with the independence to tell us exactly what they think, in public.
- Teaches Free AI learning materials for classrooms, co-ops and kitchen tables.
- Sets the bar Public standards for how every AI product should treat kids, not just Qbit.
- Builds Lesson plans and activities families and teachers can pick up and use.
- Checks our work Reviews what we build and shares what it finds, openly.
Everything you need to get the most out of Qbit.
235 friendly how-tos covering every corner of Qbit, from your very first question to family settings, billing and more. And when you’d rather talk to a person, we’re right here.