BrainWave wraps points, stars and streaks around the books your child already reads — story books and school work both count. You pick the content. It stays encrypted on your own devices.
Every reading app decides what your child reads. BrainWave doesn't.
Paste a chapter, import a markdown file, or draft one with AI. Fiction they love and the worksheet due Friday feed the same reward system.
Points, stars, streaks and badges — earned by finishing a short comprehension quiz, not by tapping through screens.
Encrypted on your devices with a key we never hold. No accounts, no email, no subscription, no ads.
Two phones, one QR code, and about five minutes to set up.
Paste a chapter, upload a markdown file, or chat with AI using your own free key to draft a lesson. You review every word before it goes anywhere.
AI drafts three to five comprehension questions — at least one that asks why, not just what. Edit them, or write your own.
Publish, and the lesson appears on your child's phone or tablet — encrypted in transit, decrypted only there.
Reading works completely offline. Points, stars and streaks add up, and their progress comes back to your dashboard.
A privacy promise that hides its edges isn't one. Here are ours, in plain language.
BrainWave is being built and tested with a small number of families. It isn't on any app store yet, and there's no signup form here — this page exists so the people trying it know what it is.
The AI runs on a free key you create in a few minutes. We don't charge a monthly fee for reading with your own child.