Dyslexia · Dysgraphia · Dyspraxia

Sara, learning support adapted for dyslexic students.

Dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyspraxia: Sara helps students understand their lessons, their instructions and their exercises, at their own pace.

A photo of the page they're stuck on, and Sara explains it out loud, in simple words, as many times as needed.

Its role: making learning more accessible, at the moment the student needs it.

Works straight from the browser, on a phone or computer. Nothing to install. Available in French and English.

Understand a lesson, an exercise Fractions — the lesson
Tonight
What would you like to do?
The heart of Sara

Interactive help, spoken aloud

Your child keeps the lesson in front of them and their hands free, while you can hear the explanation too — from the kitchen.

Sara never gives them the answer. She explains the idea, then hands it back to them. Listen — this is exactly what she says in the app.

The student
“I don't understand why we put both fractions over the same denominator.”
Sara
“Because you can only add parts that are the same size. Let me explain it from the beginning — listen.”
Listen to the explanation About 30 seconds — from the start of the explanation to the question Sara hands back to the student.

This is Sara's voice — the very same one you'll hear in the app. Nothing to install, no account needed to listen.

How it works

Three steps to understand it differently

No account to set up, no textbook to choose. Sara starts with the page in front of your child.

Step 01

Take a photo of the lesson or exercise

A page from their notebook, a chapter from the textbook, tonight's worksheet — even if the photo is taken at an angle. Sara reads what's on the page and identifies the topic before saying a word.

Step 02

Sara explains it again

From the beginning and out loud, like someone sitting right next to them. Interrupt her, ask her to explain it another way, say “I didn't understand the second step” — she'll explain it again as many times as needed.

Step 03

Check that they've understood

Understanding something once isn't enough. Sara follows up with short questions based on the same lesson, celebrates what's right, goes back over what was missed and asks again later.

What it does

Understand first, practise afterwards

It's the first question Sara asks when she opens, and it's exactly what your child sees: three choices, not a catalogue. Understanding comes first — everything else follows.

Open Sara
Revise a topic or lesson Sara explains it from the beginning, out loud, then turns it into a clear revision sheet. Homework help Break down what the exercise is asking, and why — without giving away the answer. Practice plan Once the idea is understood, Sara gives exercises based on the same lesson, gradually increasing in difficulty.

And alongside them, past conversations and progress, subject by subject.

Needs

Three needs, one weekday evening

The lesson

The lesson doesn't make sense yet

A tailored explanation, simple examples and a few questions to make sure the idea is really understood.

The exercise

An exercise they're stuck on

Sara breaks down what the exercise is asking and guides the student through it step by step, without ever giving them the answer.

Practice

Practising to improve

Exercises adapt to the student's level, bring back their mistakes and gradually get harder — turning small wins into real progress.

Pricing

Start with Sara, go further when you need to

Free

€0

3 helps a day to understand a lesson or get unstuck on an exercise.

  • A photo of the lesson or exercise
  • A clear explanation, spoken aloud
  • Questions to check they've understood
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