About Edapt Learn
Edapt Learn is an independent education-technology company based in Australia. We make a learning app that helps each learner work out how they learn best and then learn that way. Primary school kids, Foundation to Year 6, learn on a family account their parent holds, and high schoolers and uni students have accounts of their own.
Why Edapt exists
Ask an adult who found school hard what went wrong and you often get the same answer: nobody ever showed them how they learn. They sat through the one explanation the room got, it did not land, and they decided they were bad at it. A good teacher or tutor fixes that by explaining it a second way, and most kids never get the second way.
That is the gap Edapt is built for, and primary school is when it is cheapest to close. A child who can say "I learn best by doing" at eight has something to reach for every time a topic gets hard, for the rest of school. So the first thing your child does on Edapt is find out which way that is, and everything after it is built to give them practice in it.
One conviction shapes the product more than any other: the child in front of us is the one it is for. The parent is the account holder and gets a clear view of how it is going, but the screens, the words and the rewards are built for a kid who is learning to read, not for an adult looking over their shoulder.
What we build
Your child starts with the superpower quiz: 8 quick picture questions, each one read aloud if they want, that work out how they like to take things in. The result is a superpower, Looker for seeing, Listener for hearing, Reader for reading or Maker for doing. VARK sits underneath it. Your child never meets the acronym.
We are deliberately honest about the limits of this. There is no good evidence that being taught in your preferred style improves results, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise. What knowing your style does give a child is a strategy, and a way to describe what is going on when something is not landing. The method underneath, making them produce an answer rather than reread one, is the same for every child, because that is the part the evidence actually supports.
The rest is short lessons on the subjects your child picks, or on any topic they type in. Each one is made for them on the spot by AI, pitched at their year level and explained in their style, with questions to answer as they go. What they learn comes back later in Revision, so it sticks.
Who it’s for
Primary school kids, Foundation to Year 6, roughly ages five to twelve, and the parent who sets them up. It suits a child who is flying and wants more, a child who has hit a wall in one subject, and a family who would like a bit of structure after school without paying for a tutor. High schoolers and uni students use Edapt too, on their own accounts, with tools built for their stage.
Everything in the product, plainly
You make one parent account and set up each child with a name, a picture, their year level and subjects, and their school if you want to record it. Every time you sign in, a "Who’s learning?" screen shows a tile for each child and one for you. There is no password for a child to remember, and a 4-digit PIN on any tile is up to you. A child can also start the signup on their own, and nothing opens until you say yes.
A child’s tile opens the kid app, with big text and only what a primary kid needs: Home, Base, Lessons, Study packs, Audio overviews, Diagrams, Revision, Library, Subjects and Profile. Finishing a lesson earns coins to spend on their Base with Otto the owl, and a daily streak gives them a reason to come back tomorrow.
Your own tile opens the family page. It shows each child’s lessons done, streak, last day active and learning style side by side, and it is where you add kids, set PINs and look after the one plan the whole family shares.
Why there’s a real free plan
Tutoring costs money that a lot of families do not have, and the kids who would gain most from it are usually the ones least able to buy it. Helping a child find out how they learn should not sit behind a card, so it does not. You can make a parent account, add as many kids as you have and use Edapt for free, with no card and no trial clock.
Where we stand on privacy
Edapt is built in Australia, for children, and that second part sets the bar. We collect the minimum needed to run the product, we do not run ads, and we do not sell data, anyone’s, ever. Session replay is switched off in our error monitoring.
Your child’s work is theirs. A kid profile holds a nickname, never a surname, email or date of birth, and we do not train our own AI models on a child’s work. Lessons are made by AI providers, and where they offer zero-retention or no-training terms we use them. The privacy policy names every provider we use and states plainly where each one stands, including the one current exception we are working to close, because telling you exactly where things stand beats a rounder claim we cannot back.
You can see, correct or delete what we hold about you at any time, and deleting your account erases your data from our live systems straight away.
Common questions
What is Edapt Learn?
Edapt Learn is a learning app that works out how you learn best, then teaches you that way. Primary school kids learn on a family account their parent holds, and high schoolers and uni students have accounts of their own. It is made by an independent Australian company.
Is Edapt really free?
Yes, to start. You make a parent account, add as many kids as you like and start, with no card and no trial clock. The whole family shares one plan, and the pricing page has the detail on what a paid plan adds.
What ages is it for?
Kids from Foundation to Year 6, roughly ages five to twelve, learn on a family account. You hold the login as the parent, and each child gets their own tile, their own subjects and their own progress. High schoolers and uni students sign up for themselves.
Which subjects does Edapt cover?
For a primary school kid, Maths, Reading, Writing, Spelling, Science, History and Geography, Health and PE, Art, Music, Drama, Languages and Digital Technologies, plus any topic they type in. Every lesson follows their year level.
Are the lessons made by AI?
Yes. Each lesson is made on the spot for the learner in front of it, at their year level and in their learning style, on the subject or topic they choose. Our privacy policy names every AI provider we use and where each one stands.
Is Edapt safe for children?
Edapt is built for kids, so this is treated as a design constraint rather than an afterthought. A kid profile holds a nickname, never a surname, email or date of birth, and no kid has a login of their own. Session replay is switched off in our analytics, we do not sell data or run ads, and we collect the minimum needed to run the product. The full detail, including retention and deletion, is in our privacy policy at edaptlearn.com/privacy, and a parent can remove a child, or the whole account, at any time.
Contact us
Email edaptlearn@gmail.com. We read everything, including questions about your account, how your child’s work is stored, and what a school needs in order to allowlist us. We reply within one school day.