I'm kind of grading on a curve here, because I found Quill to be one of the best adaptive apps we tried. The child and parent/teacher UIs are both very good. However, we didn't stick with it overly long, because my kid found it pretty boring. It's free through, so no reason not to try it out and see if it works for you.

This is a truly wonderful place. The facilitators are all wonderful and amazing with my kid (and all the kids). I will say if you're looking for something more academic, this is definitely not that. If you're looking for a place your kid can grow socially and emotionally, this is definitely it.

I was pretty excited for this and unfortunately at present it's entirely useless. I hope they fix it! But I think the launch was premature. I understand it's a very hard thing with AI to balance just doing the work in its entirety for the child, versus giving canned responses that are unhelpful. You have to strike the right balance. Unfortunately this tool leans way too far towards canned responses that are unhelpful. I wish they had taken more of a risk and given the AI a little more flexibility, even if it meant sometimes being too helpful, because I would have preferred that to being completely unhelpful.