Screen time that reinforces learning instead of just filling time. The homework photo does the hard work of figuring out what your kid needs to practice. The games make the practice feel like play.
The Problem
Parents want educational screen time but don’t want to manage the mapping between “my kid is struggling with multiplication” and “which game practices that.” The gap between homework frustration and structured practice requires a parent to do the translation. This tool removes the translation step.
What It Is
A parent tool: capture a photo of a homework question. The app uses Claude vision to detect the subject, topic, and grade level. It then recommends 2-3 games from the Kids Game Hub at the matched difficulty. One tap puts the child into the right game immediately.
Not a school product. A parenting shortcut. The homework photo is the input. The right game at the right difficulty is the output.
Features
- Camera capture and file upload for homework photos
- Claude API vision to detect subject, topic, and grade
- Static subject-to-game mappings (no dynamic generation)
- 2-3 game recommendations with difficulty pre-selected
- Session log showing last 7 days of activity
- Parent dashboard with activity summary
Stack
| Tool | Role |
|---|---|
| React + TypeScript | App UI |
| Tailwind | Styling |
| Claude API | Vision-based question detection |
| Static JSON | Subject-to-game mapping table |
| Cloudflare Pages | Hosting |