Svadhyaya
स्वाध्याय · self-study, for the youngest learners
Now live
An initiative of the Agile Education Manifesto. A calm learning space for children aged 6–14 that turns ten minutes on a screen into something real off it.
Paint freely. Wonder out loud. Learn without a score. Six little worlds of real questions, a paint box instead of a prompt box, and a timer that always ends.
Each value on the left, built in
- Adaptive. Three bands (explore, practise, investigate) that grow with the child.
- Collaborative. No scores, streaks or leaderboards. Only “let’s go show someone”.
- Feedforward. A wrong answer earns a free hint, never a red cross.
- Human-made. No AI draws or writes. Every word is written in advance.
A number trail goes 2, 4, 6. Each step adds two.
What comes next in 2, 4, 6, …?
Try it. Get it wrong on purpose, if you like.
A real first lesson, word for word. Your answer is never sent or saved.
Explore together
Short, visual discoveries with a grown-up close by.
Practise independence
Questions, clues and no-penalty retries.
Investigate and create
Evidence checks and deeper making.
Not anti-screen. Anti-waste.
Every value on the left of our manifesto, built into something a child can hold.