Will I get flooded with data I don't understand?
No. The dashboard surfaces the things that matter and stays out of the way for everything else. AI insights are written in plain English, not academic jargon. Every number comes with context explaining what it means and whether it warrants attention.
How often does the dashboard actually update?
Scores and lesson data update the moment your child submits. AI teacher insights generate within seconds of submission. Chapter report cards update continuously as each lesson is completed. Everything you see reflects what happened today, not last week.
Can I see what my child chatted about with the AI teacher?
Yes. The Max AI plan includes a chat summary log that shows a digest of what topics your child explored in each lesson session: concepts they dug into, questions they asked, and where the AI took the conversation deeper. Full chat history is also available directly from the lesson view.
What's the difference between the base dashboard and Max AI?
The base plan includes live lesson scores, performance trends, AI lesson insights after every submission, and the hardest lessons tracker. Everything you need to stay informed day-to-day. Max AI adds the chapter report card (live grade plus written AI assessment per chapter), a course-level AI strengths and weaknesses analysis, and the full chat summary log. All Max AI features are free during your entire 7-day trial.
Do I have to check the dashboard every day for it to be useful?
Not at all. Check it when it makes sense for you. Many parents glance a few times a week. The dashboard is always current, so a 5-minute check on a Wednesday evening gives you a completely accurate picture of everything that's happened. Nothing expires or becomes stale.
What if my child has a hard day? Will the dashboard alarm me?
A single rough lesson shows up as context, not a crisis. The AI teacher insight will explain what happened ("found this concept challenging, recommend reviewing before the next lesson") rather than just flagging a low number. Trends matter more than single data points, and the dashboard makes that distinction clear. One hard day does not look the same as a pattern of struggle.
Can I track multiple children from one account?
Yes. Each learner you add gets their own full dashboard. You switch between learners from the top of your account, and each has completely separate lesson history, AI insights, performance data, and chapter report cards. Each child's data is their own. Nothing gets mixed together.
What does "AI insight" actually mean? Is it just a score with a label?
It's nothing like a score with a label. The AI teacher reviews how your child engaged with the lesson: what they got right, what they missed, how many attempts it took, and how they interacted during the session. Then it writes a genuine plain-English assessment. Something like: "Strong understanding of the main concept. Struggled to apply it to multi-step problems. Recommend revisiting Lesson 4 before the chapter assessment." That's the kind of insight that's actually useful.