A child is a lot more than a report card and a drop-off schedule.

Every domain of a childhood, held together, for eighteen years.

01 · The whole child

A child develops as one system, so we help bring together the parts

Disturbed sleep affects maths results. A strained friendship shadows confidence. A single lens shows data that is locally correct, but holistically inadequate.

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What they learn, and get to learn

Plus three conditional overlays, only when they apply

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02 · The longitudinal profile

You are the only constant for your child. We help you see across the timeline, as everything else evolves

The last fortnight is not the story

Small habits only look small day by day

Better questions become answerable

Every day you use it, the profile is worth slightly more than it was the day before.

03 · Personalisation

The internet answers for the average child. You are not raising the average child.

WHAT YOU GENERALLY GET

“12-year-olds read 6–10 pages a day of novels”

Sound advice for a population you have never met.

What we aim for

“Sam reads 18 pages a day on average. However, this was down to 6 last week. This may be due to his focus on the chess tournament next Sunday. Keep an eye on it.”

Personalisation has layers when it comes to your child.

Your child’s innate potential

Your aspirations for them

Development goes well when those two are in conversation, and suffers when one quietly overrides the other.

04 · The AI village

It takes a village to raise a child. And the village is getting smaller for most families.

Grandparents, uncles and aunts, neighbours, coaches, family doctors — each shaped a different part of a child’s development, at a different threshold, and sometimes disagreed with each other. That was the point. Nuclear families have fewer of those voices, so we substitute AI agents.

TodayWe begin by leveraging frontier models, tightly bounded, grounded in developmental science and in your child’s record.

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NextWe are building specialist agents in different disciplines. They will be evaluated against outcomes rather than engagement.

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In timeOur own parenting model, trained on the science and on what actually helped real families. Probably even sitting on a device your family owns.

We know where our AI should stop

childKompass is everyday guidance — not therapy, not clinical care, and it does not diagnose. When what you describe needs a licensed professional, the Wayfinder says so early and helps you find one. We guide, you decide, professionals diagnose.

05 · The trust commitment

We will never monetise your child’s personal data.

The reason is structural as much as ethical. If we sold access to your family, you would stop telling us the truth — and a product built on what you tell us would fail the same day. childKompass is paid for by parents.

Read the full privacy commitment →