Knowlee is an educational platform for students in grades 4–8 that uses artificial intelligence (AI). It helps them understand a difficult topic, practise it and check themselves before a test, and parents can see what their child is working on.
Knowlee is an educational platform for grades 4–8 that uses artificial intelligence (AI). Ask for a simpler example, practise an available topic and check yourself with a quiz before a test.
Knowlee uses artificial intelligence (AI) for explanations, practice and quizzes for students in grades 4–8. We talk with schools about limited pilots with an agreed scope, access and data protection rules.
Knowlee uses artificial intelligence (AI) to support learning for students in grades 4–8. We can talk about limited pilots with an agreed scope, access and data protection rules.
AI-generated answers may contain errors. Check important information in your textbook or with a teacher.
Sometimes a different example helps. Explore balance, then try a similar problem yourself.
An equation is like a balanced scale. Two identical boxes x and three blocks weigh the same as eleven blocks.
Remove three blocks from each pan. The scale stays balanced: two boxes x weigh the same as eight blocks.
Divide both sides by 2. One box corresponds to four blocks. Check: 2 × 4 + 3 = 11.
First subtract 2 from both sides. Then divide both sides by 3. What number is x?
Try once more. Subtracting 2 leaves 3x = 15. Divide 15 by 3.
Yes, x = 5. Check: 3 × 5 + 2 = 17. That is the correct answer to this problem.
See how a student uses KnowleeJoin the waiting listShow this to a parentLet’s talk about testingAsk about testingThis is a prepared example of a mathematical principle. It works without AI, does not save answers and does not assess mastery of the topic.
A prepared example conversation that shows how learning goes. It is not generated live.
A child writes in their own words what they don’t understand: “Why is 1/2 the same as 2/4?”.
Both fractions mean the same part of a whole: half. The chart shows that when a whole is divided into 4 equal parts, half covers 2 parts. If that doesn’t help, you can ask for a simpler example.
“So 4/8 is half too?” The child tests the rule on their own example. Completing a task with help is different from solving it independently.
In the linked child’s panel you can review the shared conversation history, notes and quiz results. It’s a starting point for talking about learning.
Save a useful explanation in your own note. Before a test, create a quiz and choose what to revise next. If your account is linked to a parent, they can see your conversation history, notes and quiz results.
An administrator organises the school, but school permissions give no general access to private tutor conversations, notes or quiz results.
We start by talking about whether testing is possible. Scope, access, data rules and how results are summarised require individual arrangements.
Sample app views: a conversation with Knowlee, a quiz, conversation history, the parent panel and choosing a subject. The screens show the Polish interface.
An example conversation view in the Knowlee app.
A sample question in a “Check your understanding” quiz.
A sample view of a student’s conversation history. A conversation can be loaded into the chat and continued.
A sample parent panel view: a linked student’s conversations with Knowlee.
A student can begin with a specific question or choose a subject and topic to work through calmly.
Start with a question, practice or a quiz. You do not need to follow an entire learning path every time.
Unsure about part of a topic? Ask a question or request a simpler explanation or example. For a short question, Knowlee gives an answer and explains where it comes from.
Choose an available topic. Guided practice offers explanations, tasks and feedback, with support when you need it.
Create a quiz on one topic or a confirmed list of topics. Afterwards, review your answers and result.
Paste or describe topics from one subject. Check the list identified by Knowlee, adjust its scope and prepare a quiz.
Example: Physics — SI units, unit conversions, resultant force.
Name the topics. Textbook page numbers alone do not give Knowlee access to their contents.
Keep a useful explanation or create your own note. Add text and drawings, and use a stylus on supported devices. You can print or download a note.
Availability depends on the grade, topic and version provided for testing.
The March pilot helped us gather feedback from students. Since then, we have continued developing the app and introducing improvements.
In selected responses from the pilot, students described:
A summary of selected feedback from students, March 2026. The feedback concerns the version tested at that time. In the first week 136 students completed the survey, and 71 completed the final one.
Another Knowlee pilot is underway at a different Polish primary school, involving students in grades 7 and 8.
As of .
Discuss testing at your schoolIn your linked child’s panel, you can view shared conversation history, saved notes and quiz results. These can help you talk about learning and choose topics to revisit.
What you can see depends on the link to your child and the features available. A single result does not describe everything a student knows.
We use controlled access and protective measures. AI can make mistakes, and safeguards do not eliminate every risk.
Read about safetyKnowlee is being developed and tested with a limited group. Features depend on the access granted and the materials available.
The idea for Knowlee came from helping my own daughter learn. The biggest problem was not finding an answer, but explaining it in a way that a child could truly understand.
We are developing Knowlee around explanations, practice and revisiting material, with students, parents and teachers in mind.
No. Knowlee is being tested with a limited group. Public student registration is disabled, and parent registration requires a code. Join the waiting list and we will write to you when we can invite more people.
Choose “I have an access code” to register as a parent. This code is different from a child’s access code or a school joining code.
“Ask Knowlee” helps with a specific question. “Practise with Knowlee” guides work on an available topic. “Check your understanding” lets you take a quiz. Choose what meets your current needs.
No. AI-assisted answers, questions and assessments can contain errors. If in doubt, compare them with school materials or ask a teacher.
A linked parent can access designated views of their child’s conversation history, notes and results. The scope depends on available features.
The Knowlee blog is currently published in Polish and covers effective learning, student challenges, child safety, support for parents, changes in education and AI.
Find the difficult step, choose suitable support and let your child try. Two examples for parents.
A three-day plan, a plan for tomorrow, a percentage example and a printable revision sheet.
Rules for grades 1–3 and 4–8 in Polish public primary schools, teacher feedback and the role of school statutes.
Testing is free. It is currently running in one school with a group of about 60 students (as of ). We admit new people in stages. After testing, Knowlee will be a paid subscription. We will share the price before asking you to decide anything. Joining the list does not commit you to anything.
Show this page to a parent or guardian. An adult can join the waiting list.
Testing is free. It is currently running in one school with a group of about 60 students (as of ). We start by talking about needs, classes, timing and data rules. After testing, Knowlee will be paid, and we will present the terms for schools before asking you to decide.
We start by talking about needs and whether a limited pilot is possible. Scope, access and data protection rules require individual arrangements.
