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The robot that calls the child to study

Chatty invites children in grades 1–7 to practise maths, Russian and English. It explains tasks, offers hints and sends a parent report. The pilot explores how this format fits into family life.

  1. Calls
  2. Lesson
  3. Reward
  4. Habit
Home tests
  • 1.5 han illustrative evening below
  • 3 linesa sample short parent report
  1. An evening without Chatty
  2. Remind“Have you done your homework?” — “In a minute.” First attempt.
  3. PersuadeNegotiations, promises, “ten more minutes”.
  4. Sit down togetherThe parent explains fractions as best they remember.
  5. CheckThe notebook, mistakes, persuading again.
  6. ResultThe parent takes part at every step, from reminders to checking the work.
  1. An evening with Chatty
  2. Chatty calls“Misha, I’m low on energy — will you help? Today: fractions and Past Simple.”
  3. LessonExplanation, practice, check. A mistake — a hint, not the ready answer.
  4. RewardChatty is lively again: a smile, a victory tune, new energy on the screen.
  5. Report to the parent“52 minutes. Fractions — confident, unstressed vowels — we revise tomorrow.”
  6. ResultThe parent sees the session summary and decides where more help is needed.

Chatty Tutor

MON

lesson · 48 min

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  • Signalthe character changes mood and invites the child back to practice
  • Care = a taskthe child completes a learning task and refills the game energy meter
  • Result right awayexpressions and a tune mark task completion; the learning summary is in the report

Maths

¾ + ⅛ = ⅞

Adding fractions

Explanation, practice, feedback

Tutor log
  1. tutor · Misha, grade 4maths
  2. planhomework for tomorrow → "adding fractions"
  3. aska question first, not an explanation
  4. answer"bring to a common one" → correct
  5. sayconfirmation + next step
  6. answer"12" → mistake #1
  7. hinthint "does 8 divide by 4?", answer not shown
  8. answer"8 → 7/8" → correct
  9. topic"common denominator" → confident
  10. pet+energy · 2 tasks until the topic closes
  11. report→ to the parent: 52 min · fractions ✓ · vowels to review
  1. what the child hears18:12
  2. Look: 3/4 + 1/8. The denominators differ. How do we make them friends?

  3. Bring them to a common one?

  4. Exactly. What is the common denominator of 4 and 8?

  5. Twelve?

  6. Close. Hint: does 8 divide by 4? Then the common one is…

  7. Eight! Then 6/8 + 1/8 = 7/8.

  8. Yes, 7/8! Now let’s try a similar problem to practise this step.

  • Mathsbreaks a task into steps · explains · checks
  • Russianexplains the rule · gives examples · reinforces
  • Englishtrains vocabulary · dialogue · review
  1. 1Lesson"Adding fractions", version 1.4 — published.
  2. 2ClassesWe test the scenario in pilot sessions.
  3. 3AnalyticsIn this example, the common denominator needs more explanation.
  4. 4Version 1.5We add an explanation and test the revised version.
  • 1–7grades we prepare practice for
  • 3subjects: maths, Russian and English
  • 20families we plan to recruit in Saint Petersburg
  • Pilottesting the format with parents

We start by discussing school topics, scheduling and your family's expectations. Ask the team about participation terms and current availability.

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Dialogue
  • characterA familiar heroThe robot’s expressions, motion and mood create a personal bond.
  • profileLearning historyProgress, hard topics and pace are kept. No need to start over.
  • routineBuilt into the family’s daySession times and topics fit the family’s routine.
  • trustPermitted topicsWe discuss topics, scenarios and settings with the parent before sessions begin.
  • What is includedThe robot at home, three subjects, character and expressions, AI, support and replacement in case of failure.
  • What can be addedExtra subjects, characters, expressions, motion, AI packs — at the family’s choice.
  • Who is in controlThe parent: settings, topics, schedule, switching off. Notifications and reports arrive by themselves.
  • How to startRequest → a short call → delivery and the first lesson together with us.

Chatty Tutor · base subscription

20 000 ₽

a month

  • Chatty at home for the whole subscription — no need to buy the device
  • Three subjects: maths, Russian, English
  • Conversation, character, expressions and AI within the plan
  • Support, repair or replacement in case of failure

Pilot: the first twenty families in Saint Petersburg. Delivery is extra. Before subscribing, we discuss learning goals and terms. Tutor does not replace school or individual help from a specialist.

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