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Open the learner home, pick a mode or the next objective, finish one short activity, then check the curriculum map.

WonderMind changes vocabulary, safety, layout, and available tools across Sprout, Explorer, Builder, Navigator, and Pioneer.

A parent or guardian signs up with email, accepts the child-privacy consent, then adds a first-name learner profile with a four-digit PIN.

The published demo family is always available: Jamie Rivera as parent, Ms. Ortega as teacher, and five learners with fixed PINs.

The home screen is a stage-aware launchpad: modes, practice tools, the next objective, workshops, and progress.

An objective is one specific AI-literacy skill with a Bloom level, prerequisites, a recommended activity, and a way to show evidence.

Objectives move from introduced to practiced to mastered. Mastery needs practice plus completed prerequisites.

The curriculum picks conversation, cards, prompting, projects, challenges, or interviews from the current objective — not from a random mood.

Project templates include deliverables and a rubric for quality, evidence, safety, and learner agency.

The map is the syllabus: every objective on your path, its content bundle, and buttons to mark introduced, practiced, or mastered.

A structured session moves through check-in, review, new idea, practice, synthesis, and a bridge to the next objective.

Quiz Me is a four-question multiple-choice check on any AI topic. It works from the home screen or inside a chat session.

Write a prompt, run it, change one thing, and compare versions. The lab scores whether you included context, constraints, and an example.

Navigator and Pioneer learners get a five-question timed exam. Answers stay on the server until you finish.

Paste a draft, get structured feedback, and keep revisions. Essay Coach unlocks at Builder on paid plans.

Code Lab is an in-browser editor with a live preview. You can save a snapshot to WonderVault.

Navigator and Pioneer learners answer four expert-interview prompts. The server stores the answers and scores.

WonderVault is the learner's archive: sessions, quizzes, essays, projects, interviews, and saved code.

Do not share an address, school name, phone number, password, health detail, or someone else's private secret.

For Navigator and Pioneer learners, sensitive academic-struggle notes stay out of parent Vault results and wellbeing cards.

Inputs and outputs pass a stage-aware filter. Younger stages buffer the full reply before it appears on screen.

WonderMind answers with care, drops the lesson, and points to a trusted adult or professional help. It is not a therapist.

The product teaches AI literacy. It will help you outline, critique, and research — not generate work to submit as your own.

Learners tap Need a grown-up? in the kid workspace. Grown-ups can still email safety@wondermind.app. In an emergency, call local services first.

From a child's report you can set time limits, hidden subjects, exploration access, sensitive-topic alerts, and Co-pilot mode.

Reports show minutes, focus topics, quiz evidence, mastery, badges, and parent nudges — never lockboxed transcripts.

Open the child's Controls tab, type their name to confirm, and delete the profile. Related learning data is removed with it.

Parents set a minute budget. Chat, quizzes, exams, and labs check it on the server before they start.

Yes. From Controls you can move one stage forward or back from the age default, then switch back in one click.

Co-pilot mode puts the curriculum map in reach so a grown-up and learner can work the same objective together.

Find the family by the grown-up's email, tap an avatar, and enter the four-digit PIN. The server checks the hash.

Yes. People 16+ can create an independent account. Age 16–18 lands in Navigator; 18+ lands in Pioneer.

From the grown-up sign-in tab, ask for a one-time link. It signs you in and marks the email verified.

Use Forgot password on the grown-up login tab. The reset link expires in an hour and signs out every other session.

New parent and educator accounts get a verification link. The parent dashboard shows a banner until it is confirmed.

Only when a real identity provider is connected. Child PIN profiles never use social login. Unconfigured buttons are hidden — they never sign you into the published demo family.

Parents have a Sign out other sessions control. It keeps this browser signed in and invalidates every other JWT on the account.

Teachers share a six-character code. Learners open Classroom on their home screen and type it.

Names, stages, mastery counts, stars, and assignments. Not Privacy Lockbox conversations or parent wellbeing notes.

Sign in as an educator or a Family-plan parent, open Classrooms, and name the room. A join code is generated for you.

A teacher publishes a title, instructions, and optional objective. Learners see it on their Classroom page and do the work in the matching tool.

Classroom owners can download an xAPI-style JSON file of mastery and quiz scores for each member.

Parents and learners can download a JSON archive from Controls or WonderVault. Export is a rights request — it works on Free. Classroom xAPI dumps stay on classroom-capable plans.

Grown-up email and name, a child's first name and avatar, learning artifacts, hashed PINs, and optional anonymous analytics.

The product is designed around parental consent, data minimization, PIN login, and in-product export and deletion. Those are design choices. They are not a finished legal program, and this site does not claim 'COPPA-first' as a compliance badge.

Not on this evaluation site. Plan changes apply immediately with no charge so you can try paid tools. They have no monetary value until a payment processor is connected.

Free is the essentials. Premium is one serious learner. Family is four profiles plus classrooms. Pioneer Pro is independent 16+. Classroom is for teachers.

Use the plan cards on the parent dashboard. Downgrading to Free is immediate. Paid Stripe customers can also open the billing portal.

Email educators@wondermind.app. Classroom features exist in the product; roster sync, LTI, and SSO still need a contract.