How Algegram works for kids under 13

Kids learn math best when they see every step and understand why it works. Algegram shows each step, and children under 13 can use it with a parent’s approval. Here’s how it works for younger kids.

What parents should know

A parent approves first. When a child under 13 signs up, we email the parent one link. The parent approves and sets the child’s password. Nothing starts until they do.
Little personal data. We don’t ask for a child’s name, school, or location. For kids under 13 we don’t save their math questions, and photos of math problems aren’t saved.
No ads, no selling data. Parents can ask us to delete their child’s account and data anytime by emailing support@algegram.xyz.
Learning, not just answers. Layla, Algegram’s AI tutor, shows each step and explains why it works, so students learn the method, not just the answer.
Free to start. Pro is $12.99 a month, and new subscribers start with a 7-day free trial.

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Questions

Can my child under 13 use Algegram?

Yes, with a parent’s approval. When a child under 13 signs up, we email the parent one link. The parent approves and sets the child’s password. Nothing starts until they do.

Is Algegram free?

Yes, it’s free to start. Pro is $12.99 a month, and new subscribers start with a 7-day free trial.