Your kid doesn't hate learning. They hate lessons that aren't about them.
One plan for the whole house — make stories together, turn homework into a game, and learn out loud with a companion that adapts to each person.
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The thing that gets a reluctant learner going is usually ownership. Describe an idea — a story about a kid who befriends a storm, a quiz on the state capitals, a game about the water cycle — and Remee builds it. They imagine it; Remee builds it. Your child plays something they invented, and people remember what they make.
A story they dreamed up
The immune system as their own game
A quiz that explains every answer
A fact about sound, mid-battle
How tiny drones copy insects
A Mandarin story with captionsWe call it the Remee Approach: learning built from the learner — start from what they already love, rebuild the real subject around it, and they finish it.
Illustrated, narrated stories from an idea they came up with.
Turn this week's topic into something playable.
A voice companion with seven personalities for real conversations.
Multiplayer games for 1-8, and watch parties for up to 35.
Six quiz formats for the spelling list, the times tables, or whatever is due Friday.
Timers, planners and a shared calendar, for the part of homework that is not the homework.
Remee is designed with accessibility first, and includes adaptive features that give extra support to people with autism, ADHD, dementia and other cognitive differences. That is not a separate mode — it is how the whole product is built, so a family with different needs around the table can use the same thing.
Alongside the learning tools there is a practical kit for everyday life: memory support, focus and attention tools, a calendar and task planner, and tools for keeping up with the people who matter.
A family plan covers 2 to 10 people. The base price includes the first two members and additional seats are added at a per-seat rate, so you pay for the size you actually are. Annual billing costs meaningfully less than paying monthly.
Everyone on the plan gets their own account and their own monthly allowance for creating content and voice conversations. Current prices are on the plans page.
Three principles sit under everything Remee makes.
People remember what they create. Their own ideas are in the lesson, so they stay longer and learn more.
Ten things learned in a ten-minute game, day after day, adds up. What they use, they keep.
A story, a game, a talk, a quiz, then the misses fixed. Each step a little more familiar and a little harder.
“Every week I sit with a bright kid who cannot get through the sheet of paper his school handed him, and I watch him decide he is stupid. He is not. The paper is wrong.”
Luke Goldberg, founder, works as a learning specialist with neurodivergent children. He holds a PhD in Biomedical Physics from UCLA and still teaches college physics every summer. More about us →
Between 2 and 10. The base price covers the first two members and further seats are added individually, so a family of four is not paying for ten.
Yes. Every new account gets 3 free days with no card: 200 voice turns and one creation of your own. Watching, playing and taking anything shared publicly is always free and unlimited.
Yes. Everything you make has a share link that opens in any browser with no account and no install.
It adapts to the person using it, from early readers through adults. Social features are disabled for under-13 accounts.
Yes — iOS, Android, and any browser on a laptop, desktop or Chromebook.
Ask for a story about whatever your child is into this week and watch what comes back. It is free to start, and everything you make can be shared with grandparents by link.
