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The Problem
The Solution
CleverPath is an AI tutor built from the ground up around the English National Curriculum. It understands year groups, key stages, SATs question formats, and GCSE exam board specifications. It doesn't just answer questions — it guides your child to the answer using the Socratic method, building genuine understanding and confidence.
The Real Cost of Help
Private tutors charge hundreds per month. Other platforms charge £10–£50. CleverPath gives your child more, for less.
BBC Bitesize and Oak National Academy are excellent free resources — CleverPath builds on the same curriculum with AI-powered personalised tutoring. Prices as of 2026.
Features
Every feature is designed around one goal: helping your child genuinely learn, not just get through homework.
Knows every year group from Year 1 to Year 11. Understands key stages, SATs question formats, and GCSE specifications for AQA, Edexcel, OCR, and more. Content that matches what your child is actually learning in school.
Using the Socratic method, CleverPath asks the right questions to help your child work through problems themselves. They build real understanding and confidence — not a dependency on being given answers.
Equations are rendered beautifully with KaTeX. Step-by-step worked examples are laid out clearly so your child can follow the method, not just see the answer. Proper maths notation, always.
11pm on a Sunday before a Monday test? 7am before school? During half-term revision? CleverPath is always there when your child needs help, with no booking required and no waiting.
How It Works
Three simple steps to give your child curriculum-aligned support whenever they need it.
Sign up and add your child's profile — their year group, subjects, and any topics they find challenging.
They ask questions in their own words. CleverPath guides them with Socratic questioning, building understanding step by step.
Review conversation summaries, see which topics they're gaining confidence in, and identify areas that need more attention.
What we're built on
Not generic AI repackaged as tutoring. CleverPath is built directly on the published English National Curriculum and official assessment materials — the same documents your child's teacher follows.
We start with the statutory National Curriculum published by the Department for Education — KS1 through KS4, every year group from Year 1 to Year 11, every core subject. The same documents your child’s teacher follows.
We layer on Oak National Academy’s teacher-built lesson library — openly licensed for educational use. Thousands of explanations, key vocabulary, common misconceptions, and worked examples grounded in actual classroom practice.
Every practice question is checked by two separate AIs — for accuracy, for the right level for your child’s year, and for whether it teaches the topic well. Real exam papers — including KS2 SATs — set the bar for difficulty and style. Nothing reaches a child on hope.
We publish the full list of where our content comes from, what we cover by subject and year, and how every question was checked. Nothing hidden. See where it all comes from →
Pricing
Start free with no card required. Upgrade when you're ready.
Need more? +£2/month per additional child.
Built for Parents
CleverPath was built by parents, for parents. We know that feeling — your child is stuck, the textbook makes no sense, and you can't remember how to do long division the way the school teaches it.
The parent owns the account. You add your children's profiles, set their year group, note their challenges. You can review every conversation. No child can sign up alone — this is your tool to help them.
ChatGPT teaches US math. CleverPath teaches UK maths. It knows the difference between KS2 SATs and GCSE, understands what AQA wants vs Edexcel, and teaches the methods your child's school actually uses.
Parent Mode gives you a clear view of what your child is working on, which topics they're gaining confidence in, and where they need more help. No more guessing — you can see their progress.
CleverPath never says “wrong”. It never gets frustrated. It always encourages. If your child says “I’m scared about SATs”, it acknowledges the feeling first. It's the patient tutor every child deserves.
Trust & Safety
Designed from day one around the UK's Age Appropriate Design Code, with children's privacy and safety as a foundational principle.
No child data leaves Europe. All processing happens within EU-based infrastructure, fully compliant with UK GDPR.
The parent owns the account. Children access through managed profiles. You always have full visibility and control.
CleverPath is a product of TWAKKA LTD, registered in England. A real company you can trust, with real accountability.
Practice questions are written by AI grounded in the curriculum, then re-checked by two separate AIs on accuracy, the right level for your child’s year, and how it’s taught — before any child sees them. See where it all comes from →
Practice questions are compared against official Year 6 SATs papers, so the style and difficulty match what your child will actually see in the exam room.
Common Questions
CleverPath covers the full UK National Curriculum from Key Stage 1 (Year 1–2) through Key Stage 4 (Year 10–11), including Reception. This covers primary school, secondary school, SATs preparation, and GCSE revision for all major exam boards including AQA, Edexcel, and OCR.
ChatGPT has no awareness of the UK National Curriculum and teaches American content and methods. CleverPath is built specifically for UK education — it knows year groups, key stages, SATs question formats, and GCSE exam board specifications. It teaches using the methods your child's school actually uses. It also uses Socratic questioning to guide children to answers rather than just giving them.
Yes. CleverPath is designed around the ICO Children's Code. Parents own the account and children access through managed profiles — no child can sign up alone. All AI processing happens on EU-based infrastructure, so no child data is sent to US servers. The AI never says “wrong”, always encourages effort, and handles exam anxiety with care.
Absolutely. CleverPath understands KS2 SATs question formats, mark scheme requirements, and common mistakes children make. It provides practice questions, step-by-step worked examples, and exam technique guidance for both the arithmetic and reasoning papers. It also handles exam anxiety — if your child says “I'm scared about SATs”, it acknowledges the feeling first before helping them prepare.
Private tutors in the UK typically cost £30–£50 per hour, which works out to £120–£400+ per month for weekly sessions. CleverPath starts at £6/month for one child or £10/month for a Family plan covering up to 3 children — that's over 96% cheaper, and available 24/7 with no booking required.
It's a fair concern, and one we take seriously. Practice questions are checked by two separate AIs — for accuracy, for whether they suit your child's year group, and for whether they teach the topic well — before any child sees them. Anything those two AIs disagree on is held back for a human to look at. We also compare practice questions against real Year 6 SATs papers so the style matches the exam. For chat tutoring, the AI is told to say "I'm not sure" rather than invent answers, and parents can review every conversation. We can't promise zero mistakes, but children only see questions that have been checked multiple times.
Honest answer: CleverPath is currently anchored to the English National Curriculum. Most maths and science content overlaps closely with Curriculum for Wales, the Curriculum for Excellence (Scotland), and the Northern Ireland Curriculum at this age, so much of it will still be useful. But subject-specific framing — especially in English literacy expectations and the way assessments work — is built around English schools today. We'll add explicit support for the other UK curricula as we grow.
Yes. CleverPath is fully browser-based and optimised for Chromebook screens. No app installation is required — it works on any device with a modern web browser, including Chromebooks, iPads, laptops, and phones.