See how your child thinks.
A wrong answer tells you almost nothing. Neuraille makes reasoning visible: a few short questions show where your child's thinking is strong and exactly where it breaks down, explained in plain English, not scores and percentiles.
For parents and educators. Free during the pilot.
The question:47 + 38 = ?
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Adds the ones: 7 + 8 = 15Solid
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Writes the 5, carries the 11Solid
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Adds the tens: 4 + 3 +1 = 7The gap is hereThe carried ten never gets added: everything before this step was right.
What a parent sees
The gap isn't addition, it's one step: the carried ten. A worksheet shows a red X on the whole problem. The trace shows the exact step to practice, and it's a two-minute fix once you can see it.
Now building
- Diagnostics for grades 3-5 Short question sets that trace reasoning step by step, starting with place value.
- Math & chemistry reasoning maps The same trace, applied across subjects, where a student's thinking holds and where it breaks.
- The parent pilot A small first group of families trying Neuraille and telling us what actually helps.
Built to find the step, not just the score
Most tools tell you your child got it wrong, or rank them against other kids. Neuraille does something different: it follows the thinking itself.
A few short questions
Your child works through a handful of problems, showing their steps as they go, the thinking, not just the final answer.
Every step, mapped
Neuraille traces the reasoning step by step: which parts are solid, and the precise step where it breaks down.
A readout you can act on
You get the picture in plain English: what's strong, where the gap is, and what to practice next. No jargon, no percentile fog.
Join the parent pilot waitlist
We're building Neuraille now, and the first families in will be parents and educators from this list. Tell us where to reach you and we'll write when the pilot opens, plus the occasional honest progress update as we build.
Parents sign up with their own email. No child accounts, no child data.