Kodori FAQs for parents.

Answers about Kodori, an AI tutor for children aged 7 to 16, in Years 3 to 11, in maths, English and science.Jump to: Subjects and ages · Using Kodori at home · Price and trial · Results and parent view · AI and safety

Ages 7 to 16 · Years 3 to 11 · KS2, KS3 and GCSE · Maths, English and science

Check the current plan and subject pages for the latest coverage and terms.

For children in Years 3 to 11
KS2, KS3 and GCSE support
Maths, English and science are included in every plan. Primary and KS2 plans start at £24.99 per child each month.

Subjects, ages and learning

Kodori is for children aged 7 to 16, covering Years 3 to 11 in England. That includes KS2, KS3 and GCSE stages.

The tutor can use a hint, smaller example, picture or clearer explanation to help your child find the missing step. Your child can then try the question again. See what happens when your child is stuck.

Kodori offers guided tutoring in maths, English and science. The exact year groups and topics available can change as the product grows, so check the relevant subject page before subscribing.

Kodori can support the maths and English knowledge used in Year 6 SATs for the topics currently available. It does not replace school teaching or the official SATs papers. See KS2 SATs tutoring.

Kodori can support GCSE maths, English and science revision where those subjects and topics are available. Check the GCSE page for the current coverage before relying on it for a particular course or exam board.

No. Kodori is designed to give your child a helpful next step, not simply give them the final answer. The child remains the person doing the work.

No. Kodori helps your child understand the ideas behind practical work and explain their results in the right scientific words. It does not replace experiments, and it does not replace their teacher.

Using Kodori at home

Kodori works in a modern web browser on a computer or tablet.

It depends on your child, the subject and the question. A good session ends when your child has a clearer next step, not after a fixed time, and does not keep them online for longer than they need.

Yes. Each child has their own learning record, rather than sharing one, and each child has their own plan. See the pricing page for details.

Price, trial and plans

Primary and KS2 tutoring is ÂŁ24.99 per child, per month. Secondary and GCSE tutoring is ÂŁ24.99 per child, per month. See the pricing page for full plan details.

Yes. Your family gets one 7-day free trial. It starts when you add your first child. Any brothers or sisters you add during those 7 days are also free until the trial ends. After the trial, each child costs ÂŁ24.99 a month. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing.

Kodori is priced as an AI tutor, not as a general app. It is designed to guide a child through a question and let them do the thinking, with defined subject and stage coverage.

One month of Kodori costs less than one hour with a private tutor. Private tutor prices vary by subject, location and experience.

Yes. You can cancel any time. Your account and the pricing page show how to cancel and when your next payment is due.

AI, safety and your child

A concerning message is handled through Kodori’s safeguarding process rather than receiving a normal tutoring response. See the safeguarding policy for how review and further action work.

A general chatbot can respond to a broad range of prompts. Kodori is designed for guided tutoring: it keeps the child focused on a learning task, gives hints and explanations, and encourages them to do the next step themselves. Read how AI tutoring works.

No. Kodori is designed for tutoring, not open-ended conversation. Conversations stay focused on the subjects, stages and topics supported in the product.

Your parent account shows your child’s learning record. Our privacy notice explains what data is collected, how it is used and how to contact Kodori with a data question.

Results and parent information

No tutor can promise a particular result or grade. Kodori can help your child work through difficult questions, but progress depends on the child, the topic and the time they spend thinking and learning.

The parent dashboard view shows what your child worked on, what became easier and what may need more support.

Kodori gives feedback on what your child actually wrote, and helps them improve it: a clearer sentence, a stronger piece of evidence, a better explanation.

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Kodori is a UK AI tutor for children aged 7 to 16, Years 3 to 11, in Maths, English and Science.Kodori does not currently cover Reception, Years 1 and 2, or A-Level. Coverage and terms are shown on the plan and subject pages.
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