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Granular AI consent, weekly progress digests, and real-time insights — all from your parent dashboard. Learning records stored in Australia. Free to start for every family.
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Sam Chooses the AI — Bellbird Rise (demo)
Sam is Charlie’s parent at Bellbird Rise Primary School, a fictional Melbourne primary school set up on Qwizflow as a demo — Sam, Charlie and everyone else there are demo accounts. When Charlie joins class 5A, both school paths say Ask a grown-up: for a child, AI features need a parent’s consent first. So Charlie shows Sam a code from the app, Sam enters it on the parent home, and Charlie appears there, with AI consent and transparency one tap away.
In the AI Consent Centre on Charlie’s page, every AI feature is listed with a plain-English explanation written for the child’s age band, and for a child they all start switched off. Sam turns them on one at a time — quizzes, study guides, the Owl tutor, creative tools and adaptive learning — and leaves others, like the story writer and roleplay, off. Changes take effect immediately. Read-aloud has no switch of its own: it only reads out content from features you have already allowed, and the microphone is only for learners aged 13 and over.
Then Sam opens Charlie’s AI transparency ledger. It shows what the AI knows about Charlie — Year 5, the last quiz, and the topics Charlie is strong in — along with learning progress from Charlie’s path quizzes, and which AI service handled which feature, and how often. If Sam ever changes their mind, one click erases Charlie’s AI context while keeping trophies and quiz history.
Parents can also get a weekly digest of what their child worked on. Learning records are stored in Melbourne, email addresses and phone numbers, and names written behind a label, are masked before any AI call, and no data is ever used to train AI models. At Bellbird Rise, the school decides what the AI builds from — its own library — and the parent decides which AI features a child gets.
“On Charlie’s page, the AI Consent Centre lists every AI feature. For a child, they all start switched off.”
Your child’s Week in Learning
14
Quizzes88%
Avg Score14
Day StreakSkills Mastered
Skills In Progress
Science is the strongest subject this week. A deeper project on it could be a good next step.
Tonight's suggestion: Try fractions with pizza slices! →
Watch a parent link a child and choose the AI
At Bellbird Rise Primary, a demo school: a parent links a Year 5 learner, switches AI features on one at a time, and later sees what the AI knows — filmed on the live app.
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One Chat, Same Controls
Your child uses an "Owl Tutor" chat as their single entry point to every AI tool on Qwizflow — instead of hunting through a menu, they just describe what they want and the right tool happens inside the chat. Every per-feature consent toggle you've set still applies, every interaction still shows up in the Parent Transparency Ledger as a PII-scrubbed 80-character summary, and if your child asks for something that needs your approval, the chat shows a one-tap bundle prompt instead of dead-ending them.
Granular AI Consent Centre
Toggle each AI feature individually with plain-English age-banded explanations for under-13, 13–15, 16–17 and 18+. Under-16s cannot self-consent; from 16 a student can, and you can still override. With more than one parent linked, the latest change applies and every change is in the consent history.
Parent Transparency Ledger
See PII-scrubbed summaries of every AI interaction your child has — per-feature, per-sub-processor, with one-click context erasure if you change your mind.
Voice Feature Controls
Read-aloud has no switch of its own: it only reads out content from features you have already allowed. Free read-aloud each day: 20 minutes under 13, 30 minutes for 13–15, 40 minutes for 16+. See voice usage in seconds inside the ledger.
Weekly Digest
Sunday email summary with skills mastered, skills in progress, average score, quizzes this week, and a personalised insight.
Child Progress View
Real-time dashboard showing quiz scores, mastery levels, topic trophies, learning path progress, streaks, and subject-by-subject performance.
Help Tonight
A nightly parent script that turns whatever your child is studying into a 5-minute dinner-table conversation. Includes a real-world example and a check question.
Parent Coach
Chat with an AI coach for tips and strategies tailored to your child's progress patterns and learning style. Ownership-checked so you only see your own children.
Data Transparency
See exactly what data is collected, where it is processed, and which sub-processor handled each AI feature. Full consent audit logs and one-click JSON export.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Parent Dashboard provides real-time visibility into your child’s learning. You can see quiz results, learning path completion, time spent studying, topics covered, and achievement badges earned. The dashboard also shows which subjects your child excels in and where they need extra support. Additionally, you receive optional weekly email digests every Sunday summarising the week’s activity, including skills mastered, skills in progress, and personalised tips for supporting your child at home.
Qwizflow uses a granular AI consent system that gives you full control. Each AI feature — Socratic Tutor, Homework Helper, Story Writer, Quiz Explanations, Study Guides, Debate Arena, AI Roleplay and Adaptive Learning — can be individually enabled or disabled from the AI Consent Centre, where each one has a plain-English explanation of what it does, what data it processes, and where that data goes. For children under 16, only a parent or guardian can grant consent. Students aged 16 and above can self-consent, though parents retain the ability to override. All consent changes are recorded in an immutable audit trail. When multiple parents are linked, there is still one consent record per child: any linked parent can change it and the latest change applies.
Yes. Multiple parents or guardians can be linked to a single student account using invite codes (PAR-XXXX). Each linked parent can change the consent settings. There is one consent record per child, so the most recent change by either parent is the one that applies. Every change is recorded in the consent history — what changed, who changed it and when — and both parents can review it in the AI Consent Centre. In separated families, that history is how each parent can see exactly what the other changed and when.
You can disable every AI feature with individual toggles in the AI Consent Centre, or turn them all off at once. When AI features are disabled, your child can still use non-AI features including document uploads, manually created quizzes, learning path browsing, and achievement tracking. You can re-enable features at any time. The consent system is designed to give you complete control — you choose exactly what your child can access, and you can change your mind whenever you like.
The Parent Transparency Ledger is a chronological, PII-scrubbed log of every AI interaction your child has had on Qwizflow. For each interaction you see the feature (e.g. Voice Tutor, Story Writer, Discussion Mode), the sub-processor that handled it (Gemini, Google Cloud TTS, or Vertex AI), the timestamp, and an 80-character summary of the topic — never raw transcripts. You can filter by feature, paginate by cursor, and export the full bundle as JSON. If you ever change your mind about your child's AI usage, one button erases their AI-visible context (recent topic summaries, outstanding misconceptions, content level) while preserving their trophies and academic record. The ledger is per-child and ownership-checked so only linked parents can see it.
The tutor’s replies are read aloud by Google Cloud Text-to-Speech, through Google’s global endpoint; it is sent the text to be spoken. Read-aloud has no switch of its own: it only reads out content from features you have already allowed. There is a per-student daily read-aloud allowance (20 minutes under 13, 30 minutes for ages 13–15, 40 minutes for 16+) that resets at midnight, and the budget is visible to your child through the AI quota battery chip on their Learning Hub. The Parent Transparency Ledger shows each voice interaction as a row with the seconds billed.
Answered on their own pages: Does Qwizflow cost anything for families?Where is student data stored and processed?
Hear the difference
Play one real quiz read aloud by our free narrator, then flip any question to Studio Voice from the optional Studio Pack and hear it again. The same pack buys Studio Pictures for history, geography, English and other humanities questions.