Your child uses AI. But are they thinking with it or relying on it?
A 45-minute interactive assessment that shows you how your child actually thinks, questions, solves problems and uses AI.
You know they use ChatGPT. You don't know what it's doing to their thinking.
Every child uses AI every day. Differently.
The difference isn't how much AI they use.
It's how they use it.
What happens inside the assessment?
We don't ask your child how they use AI. We watch them use it.
Solve real problems with an AI companion
Real challenges. Real AI. Just like at home.
No surveys or self-reporting. We observe every question, answer and edit as it happens.
We analyse 6 thinking skills
Six signals that show how your child really thinks.
- Problem Solving
- Question Quality
- Critical Evaluation
- Verification
- Creativity
- Independence
Problem solving, question quality, critical evaluation, verification, creativity and independence.
You get a detailed report
Clear insights and action items for parents. No jargon.
- Problem SolvingBreaks big tasks into steps82
- Question QualityAsks sharp follow-up questions74
- Critical EvaluationCaught the AI's maths mistake68
- VerificationRarely checks facts or sources41
- CreativityAdds her own twist to ideas63
- IndependenceAsks AI before trying herself22
Showing where they're strong, where they may be relying too much on AI, and what they can improve.
The goal isn't to stop your child from using AI.
It's to make them better at using it.
AI isn't going away.
It's already in their homework, their search bar and soon, their future workplace.
The advantage won't belong to children who avoid it.
Future belongs to children who know when to think, what to question, and when to ask AI.
Find out how your child thinks with AI.
Developed with assessment experts.
AI Assessment + Personalised Report
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Educational and developmental assessment, not an IQ or clinical psychological test.
What parents are saying
Experiences of our trial cohorts.
“I realised I had been looking at AI completely the wrong way.”
“I was mostly worried about how much my daughter was using ChatGPT. The report made me realise that the bigger question was how she was using it. She was actually very good at exploring ideas, but tended to accept answers too quickly. It completely changed the way I talk to her about AI now. Instead of telling her to use it less, I’m helping her question it better.”
Neha
Parent of a 14-year-old
“It showed me something I couldn't see from the outside.”
“My son is very comfortable with technology, so I assumed he was naturally good at using AI. The assessment showed me that he was excellent at getting answers, but not always at challenging them. That distinction really stayed with me. We’ve started working on verification and asking better questions, and I now see AI as something he needs to learn to use intelligently rather than something I should simply restrict.”
Rohan
Parent of a 16-year-old
“The report gave us something practical to work on.”
“I expected a score and some generic comments. Instead, I could actually see the patterns in how my son interacted with AI. The most useful part was knowing exactly what we could work on. We’ve started encouraging him to attempt a problem first, then use AI to challenge and improve his thinking. It has made our conversations about homework much more productive.”
Priya
Parent of a 13-year-old
“I stopped thinking of AI as the problem.”
“Before the assessment, my instinct was to limit AI because I was worried it would make my daughter dependent on it. Seeing how she actually used it was eye opening. She was already using AI creatively, but needed stronger habits around checking information and forming her own view first. I came away thinking less about restricting AI and more about teaching her the skills to use it well.”
Amit
Parent of a 15-year-old
FAQ
Here you can find answers to common questions
Who is the assessment for?
The assessment is for children aged 12 to 18. Parents purchase it to understand how their child thinks and interacts with AI.
What does the assessment cover?
It looks at problem solving, question quality, critical thinking, verification, creativity, independent thinking and AI usage patterns.
The assessment is based on how your child actually interacts with AI, not just what they say about their habits.
What will I receive?
You will receive a personalised AI Thinking Report showing your child's strengths, areas for development and key observations from the assessment.
What will my child experience?
Your child will interact with an AI agent and solve realistic challenges designed to reveal how they think, question, evaluate and use AI.
There is no preparation required and no conventional exam.
How can my child take the assessment?
The assessment is completely online and can be taken on a smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop through a web browser.
It takes approximately 30–45 minutes and can be completed from home.
As a parent, how can I use this report?
The report gives you a clear picture of how your child currently uses AI and where their thinking strengths and development areas lie.
It gives you a meaningful starting point for conversations about AI, learning and independent thinking.
My child doesn't use AI. Is this assessment relevant?
Yes. Children interact with AI in many ways today, from ChatGPT and Gemini to Siri, Google, educational platforms and even AI enabled toys.
The assessment isn't about how much AI your child uses. It's about how they think when AI is available to them.
What does “Early Access” mean?
Early Access is a limited introductory offer for parents in India, available at ₹999.
You get the complete assessment and personalised report at the Early Access price.