For families with a teenager
No more nightly standoff. Homework Gate turns the evening into a game he can win: get the work in, prove he gets it on a quick quiz, close the day, and his free time unlocks. No nagging from you.
Running nights with a few families now. Leave an email and we'll write when there's room.
The real app, with sample homework.
Never hands over an answer. The tutor coaches; it doesn't do it for him.
Fresh questions every night. Copying can't pass a quiz he hasn't seen.
He earns it, he keeps it. Trust grows, and earned points are never taken away.
How a night goes
Right after school, five minutes: what's due, what's coming, what he isn't sure about. He snaps the worksheet; we read it in.
The worksheet, on screen, with a place for every answer. Stuck? Coach asks the next good question and never gives the answer.
A few new questions on tonight's topics. Not yet? Review with Coach and try a fresh set. No red marks, no failure talk.
Look over tomorrow, write down anything hanging, say it's done. Nothing left to remember. The phone opens.
The tutor
Coach knows the assignment and the answer key, and climbs a hint ladder instead of handing anything over. Every reply is checked for leaked answers before he sees it. He does the work; Coach makes it doable.
im stuck on number 3
Coach Normal, 3 is the tricky one. What's the first thing you'd do to get x on its own?
add 7 to both sides?
Coach Yes. Do it, and tell me what's left.
Trust and points
Keeping his own list right, night after night, raises his trust level, and each level pays more points a week. He spends them on rewards you set, or saves up. A rough night never costs him what he already earned.
The best part
Homework done, day closed, nothing hanging over him. The phone opens, the squad says hop on, and nobody had to nag anyone.
An illustration: a made-up game and made-up friends.
For parents
What came in, every hint, every quiz question and answer, and when the phone opened.
Unlock times, rewards and their prices, and how fast points add up. Then let the system hold the line.
He sees exactly who can see his nights. It works because it's his deal, not a trap.
It started as what one family needed: an evening that doesn't end in a fight, a lie, or the sick feeling of something forgotten. One next step at a time. “Not yet” always comes with what to do next.
We're letting families in a few at a time.