Most AI does the homework. Compass makes them do it themselves. One teacher-reviewed step at a time.
Help students move from
stuck to started.
What is the smallest piece of help that lets the student think again?
Sometimes we all need a little help getting started.
One calm, safe next step. Never the answer.
The work stays yours!
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Schoolwork
made for students
Stuck on
Divide fractions
Reviewed by a teacher
Open one dividing-fractions example and mark the second fraction.
Why this helps
Marking one part gives your eyes a clear place to start. The problem feels smaller when you know where to look first.
After you try it, tap one
The real first step. Compass stops here, it never gives the answer.
How the loop works
You're stuck
Tell Compass in plain words
One reviewed step
A first move, never the answer
You try it
On your own work
Compass adjusts
Smaller, or the next step
The loop repeats, each step a little smaller, until the student is moving.
Compass helps students get unstuck without doing the work for them.
Compass protects the learning moment.
Every other AI races to give your kid the answer. Compass does the opposite: it gives one small step, then lets them think. That moment of figuring it out is where learning actually happens, and it is the thing Compass is built to protect.
Why Compass is different
Most AI gives answers. Compass gives the next step.
Most tools generate freely. Compass uses reviewed learning moves.
Most chatbots keep talking. Compass gives one action, then checks if it helped.
Most homework tools can create dependency. Compass builds independence.
Popular starting points
Tap any starting point, the real first step appears at the top.
Built for students, parents, teachers, and tutors who want independence, not more dependence.
Made for real schoolwork.
Open one dividing-fractions example and mark the second fraction.
My topic, in one sentence:
Write your thesis as one short line. Write the main point of each body paragraph as one short line, before you draft.
Chapter 7
Before reading, look at the title and headings. Look at the intro and any summary to see how it is organized.
How it works
Type. Step. Loop.
Type what’s stuck.
In plain words. A fraction you can’t start, an essay you can’t begin. No menus, no jargon, no setup.
You type
One reviewed step
Open one example of dividing fractions and mark the fraction you need to flip.
Get one step.
Not a plan. Not advice. Not the answer. One concrete action, doable in under five minutes, reviewed by a teacher.
Loop and improve.
Tell Compass if it helped. The next step adjusts to what actually worked, smaller or the next move, until the student is going.
Why Compass
Search engines give links. LLMs give answers. Compass gives the first learning move.
Gives links
Videos, worksheets, websites, and search results.
ChatGPT
Gives explanations
Rules, examples, and full answers.
Compass
Gives the first learning move
One small action the student can do right now.
A student asks
“What’s the area of a 4 by 6 rectangle?”
Compass won’t hand overCompass says
Find the length and width, then mark each one before you multiply.
They find the quantities that matter first, learning to begin the problem instead of copying a result.
And when one small step isn’t enough?
When a student is still stuck, don’t make the help bigger — make the next move different.
Compass never escalates toward the answer. It offers a different small move — a new place to put the student’s attention — so the thinking always stays with the student.
— Andy McEvoy, founder & teacher
Compass helps students become more independent, not more dependent.
It does not hand over the answer. It gives one learning move the student can do next.
Compass is built to help without taking over. It doesn’t replace teaching, tutoring, or practice. It helps students begin the work themselves.
Built to help. Not take over.
Teacher-reviewed
Every first move is checked by an educator.
Never the answer
It stops before the result, on purpose.
Built for independence
Students learn what to try first.
Plain-words input
Type it how you'd say it. No jargon.
Math
Fractions, decimals, integers, percent, data.
Reading & writing
Starts for tough chapters and blank pages.
Adjusts to you
The next step follows what worked.
No account needed
Free, private, and ready in seconds.
Real first moves
From “I’m stuck” to a move they can make.
Open one dividing-fractions example and mark the second fraction.
Open one example of comparing two decimals and circle the decimal points in both numbers.
Open one example of simplifying a fraction. Circle the number used to divide both the top and bottom.
Circle each data value in the set. Write how many values there are beside the set. Do not calculate the mean yet.
Open one dividing-fractions example and mark the second fraction.
Open one example of comparing two decimals and circle the decimal points in both numbers.
Open one example of simplifying a fraction. Circle the number used to divide both the top and bottom.
Circle each data value in the set. Write how many values there are beside the set. Do not calculate the mean yet.
What part of the directions is unclear?
Before reading, look at the title and headings. Look at the intro and any summary to see how it is organized.
Write your thesis as one short line. Write the main point of each body paragraph as one short line, before you draft.
Circle the numbers, units, or math words in the question before you try to solve it.
What part of the directions is unclear?
Before reading, look at the title and headings. Look at the intro and any summary to see how it is organized.
Write your thesis as one short line. Write the main point of each body paragraph as one short line, before you draft.
Circle the numbers, units, or math words in the question before you try to solve it.
For schools & educators
Built to support teachers, not replace them.
Compass is a tool for educators, not a substitute for their judgment. Every step a student sees was reviewed by a teacher. When a message sounds concerning, Compass routes the student toward support resources instead of a worksheet. And because Compass never hands over the answer, it helps schools support students without opening the door to AI doing their work.
Teacher-reviewed.
Every first move is checked by an educator before a student can reach it.
Safety-aware.
Concerning messages route to support resources, never a homework step.
Integrity-first.
No answer-giving means AI support without the cheating problem.
One step is all it takes.
No account. No plan. Just your next move.