Homeschooling shouldn't mean spending every evening planning tomorrow's lessons.

Luna is built for children, not adults. She doesn't speak in corporate AI-speak — she asks questions back, uses examples from things children actually care about, and adjusts her tone. Most children who were initially sceptical are asking Luna extra questions within the first week. That said, every lesson works perfectly well without Luna — she's there when they need her, not in the way when they don't.

StudyDen uses three layers of assessment that run automatically — you don't set them up. First, every interactive exercise (gap fills, ordering tasks, spot-the-mistake activities) silently tracks concept mastery in real time. Second, a 5-question Retrieval Sprint each week pulls from the last three weeks of content — spaced exactly the way memory research says retention works. Third, at the end of each term your child gets a full milestone assessment: Luna-led conversation for younger children, diagnostic mixed questions for ages 9–12, and timed GCSE-style exam practice for older years. The parent dashboard then shows you a skills profile — not just a score, but which specific concepts are mastered, developing, or need more work. You'll know exactly what to revisit, not just that 'they need to do more maths.'

We're launching with Year 1 (ages 5–6), with 11 subjects fully live and ready. More year groups are coming soon — each one adds age-appropriate subjects as your child progresses. If you're not sure where to start, the optional baseline assessment places your child at the right point in the curriculum.

No. Every StudyDen lesson is grounded in a DfE-backed curriculum programme — a library of thousands of lessons created by qualified, experienced teachers and subject specialists, backed by the Department for Education. We use professionally authored curriculum sequences as the foundation, then structure each lesson with a hook, learning content, interactive exercises, and key vocabulary. AI assists with formatting and our tutor Luna, but the curriculum itself comes from real teachers working within an institutional quality-assurance process.

None at all. Every lesson includes a parent session guide that tells you what to do before the lesson starts, what to watch for, and one Socratic question to ask your child afterwards. You don't need to know the content — you just need to be present.

Just stop. There's no penalty, no 'you've fallen behind' message, no emails chasing you. When you come back, your child picks up exactly where they left off. The planner adapts to your actual pace, not a calendar.

Absolutely. Many families use StudyDen to supplement mainstream school — either to go deeper in subjects their child loves, or to fill gaps in subjects where they're struggling. The curriculum is aligned to the UK National Curriculum, so it maps cleanly to what they're doing in school.

£29.99 per month for your entire family — all children, all subjects, no per-child charge. There's also an annual plan at £24.99 per month (billed yearly), saving you £60. Either way, you get a 14-day free trial — your card is saved but nothing is charged until day 15. Cancel any time before that and you won't pay a penny.

Any modern browser on any device — laptop, tablet, or phone. No app to download, no software to install. If you can open a website, you can use StudyDen.