A homework helper that explains, not answers
Your child types the homework question or says it out loud, and Heynour explains the idea, asks and hints until they reach the answer themselves. It never hands over a ready answer, and parents see every round in their app.
How it helps with homework
- Understands the question
Heynour asks your child what they understood from the question, to know where to start.
- Explains the idea
It explains the idea behind the homework with an example from your child's own life, not with the answer itself.
- Hints, never answers
One small hint at a time, so your child tries the next step themselves.
- Reviews together
They go over the answer together, so your child knows why it is right and remembers the method next time.
Honest help with homework
It never writes a ready answer to copy. It leads your child to it, step by step.
For children aged 6 to 14, with words and examples that suit your child's age and level.
It helps with homework in Arabic or English, by typing or by voice.
Maths, reading, science, languages and more: it thinks with your child about the question in front of them.
In their app, parents read what your child asked and how Heynour answered, with a summary of every round.
Heynour is an AI and can make mistakes. It helps your child understand, and does not replace a teacher or a parent.
What parents ask about homework
Does Heynour do my child's homework?
No. It explains the idea, asks and hints until your child reaches the answer themselves, and never writes a ready answer for them.
Can my child photograph the homework?
Yes, on the plans that include photos: your child photographs the homework question, and Heynour reads it and thinks it through with them. The free plan works by typing and voice.
What ages is it for?
Children aged 6 to 14, and its style changes with your child's age.
How do parents know what happens?
Every round is kept in the parents' app: what your child asked, how Heynour answered, and a short summary.
The first homework with Heynour
See for yourself how your child reaches the answer on their own.
