A private tutor robot for ages 9–14

Your child'sprivate tutor.

Muse is being built to see the worksheet, listen to the question, and teach the next step—out loud and right on the page. No extra screen. No scheduling. Less homework friction.

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Muse private tutor robot projecting a lesson onto a desk
Muse is thinking

“Let's try the first step together.”

VISUAL AIPage understood
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SEE THE PAGEHEAR THE QUESTIONGUIDE THE NEXT STEPADAPT OVER TIMESEE THE PAGEHEAR THE QUESTION

A better way to get unstuck

The patience of a brilliant tutor.The wonder of a robot.

A private tutor can transform how a child learns. But great help is expensive, hard to schedule, and often arrives after the frustration has already started.

Muse is designed to live on the desk, ready for the moment your child needs help—and to make coming back feel worth choosing.

The tutoring equation

Help on demand.Without the hourly clock.

With Muse, help is designed to begin as simply as sitting down and saying, “Hey Muse”—without finding and scheduling another hour.

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Illustrative tutor ratePay by the hour
$80/hour

One subject. One appointment. The meter is always running.

Our affordability goalWith regular use
~$1/hour target

Patient, personal support across the homework week.

This is a product goal, not a final price quote. It compares an $80 tutoring session with planned Muse pricing spread across regular use. Final price, service plans, useful life, and effective hourly cost are not yet set; tutoring rates vary.

The Muse session we're building

From “I can't”to “wait—I get it.”

Muse stays with the process: the page, the pause, the wrong turn, and the breakthrough.

01

Muse sees

It reads the real page.

Muse looks at the worksheet, notebook, or book already on the desk. There is nothing to scan, upload, or retype.

A child learning with Muse: muse sees
MUSE

I can see where the fractions stopped making sense.

02

Muse listens

It finds the real question.

Your child can point, speak, pause, or try again. Muse follows the whole moment, not just the final answer.

A child learning with Muse: muse listens
MUSE

Show me the part that feels confusing.

03

Muse teaches

It puts the next step on the page.

Voice, movement, and laser projection turn an explanation into something your child can hear, see, and touch.

A child learning with Muse: muse teaches
MUSE

Exactly. Now move this side first.

The reaction we're designing for

“I don't want the iPad.I want to Muse.”

The goal: practice that feels playful, progress that feels visible, and a learning experience worth choosing again.

See what they can learn

One desk. A world of ways to learn.

Made for homework.Built for curiosity.

Muse adapts the way it guides to the subject, the child, and the moment in front of it.

The intelligence becomes tangible

AI your childcan actually look at.

Muse is being built around four technologies in one calm, physical presence—so the intelligence feels less like software and more like someone helping.

01

Vision

Sees the material and the work as it happens.

02

Voice

Talks naturally, listens carefully, and explains again.

03

Movement

Looks, nods, points, and feels present in the room.

04

Projection

Places guidance directly onto physical study materials.

For the person who cares the most

Less homework policing.More proud-parent moments.

01

No scheduling circus

Muse is ready when the homework lands, even if that is 8:17 on a Tuesday night.

02

Help without taking over

Muse guides the thinking instead of giving away the answer—or turning you into the tutor.

03

A calmer relationship with school

Your child gets a patient place to struggle, recover, and build real confidence.

Homework help, reimagined

Bring home the tutor they'll ask for.

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