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AI learning for curious children

Big questions.
Brighter futures.

Wondria is a parent-governed AI learning environment for curious children aged 7–12. Spark is the learning tool that helps children ask, explore, build projects and create, while they still do their own thinking.

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Made for ages 7–12 For families in the UK Works on phone, tablet and computer Parents set the rules No advertising

WondReason

Protects thinking

Spark asks a question first and gives hints before answers, so children do their own thinking.

WondTrust

Protects the experience

Every reply is checked for age and safety before a child sees it.

WondGuard

Protects family boundaries

Parents set the time, bedtime and rules. The rules are enforced for every request, and children can see them.

More than chat

A learning world, not just a chatbot

Wondria turns questions into explorations, projects, challenges and ideas, without replacing the child's own thinking.

Explore

Follow your curiosity across ten topics, from space to maths.

Projects

Keep up to three projects going, one step at a time.

Challenge

Quizzes inside Spark, pitched to the child's level.

Homework

Spark coaches first and explains after. It never writes the essay or fills in the worksheet.

Create

Brainstorm stories, inventions and drawing ideas, in words.

Explore

Ten topics to follow your curiosity

  • Space
  • Animals
  • Science
  • Human Body
  • Earth & Nature
  • Technology
  • History
  • World & Geography
  • Maths
  • How Things Work
See it in action

Spark coaches. It does not just answer.

Four examples of what a child sees. They are written to show how Spark is designed to work. They are not recorded conversations.

HomeworkExample
Child: What is 3/4 + 1/8? I added the tops and the bottoms and got 4/12.
Spark: Adding the tops and the bottoms is a common first try. The pieces are different sizes, so the bottom numbers must match first. Which number do 4 and 8 both go into?
A wrong try gets a hint and the next step to try. The full answer comes after the child has had a real go.
ExploreExample
Child: Why is the sky blue?
Spark: What do you already think? A rough guess is fine.
Child: Maybe it's because the sea is blue?
Spark: The sea does reflect the sky, but the blue comes from the air. Sunlight has many colours, and the air scatters blue light the most. Quick check: can you say in one sentence why the sky looks blue?
Spark asks what the child thinks first, then explains in a few short sentences and checks understanding.
When time is upExample

Stop for now

A break helps what you learned sink in.

Away from the screenSketch your Mars habitat on paper.
Stop Ask parent Complete learning activity
A parent sets the limit and it applies to every request. The child gets three equal options and a quiet suggestion.
Explore, with a pictureExample
Child: What is it like on Mars?
Spark: Mars is a cold, dusty planet. Its soil is red because it has a lot of rusty iron in it. Quick check: why do you think Mars looks red from far away?
An illustration of Mars: a red-orange planet with white ice caps at its poles and a long canyon across the middle, in dark space.
Mars from space. An illustration made with an AI image tool.
Pictures are chosen and stored by Wondria staff. Spark does not draw or generate pictures.
A closer look

What children and parents see

Illustrations of the app as it is designed. The names and numbers are made up.

For children
Projects
Mars Habitat

Goal: design a place humans could live on Mars

3/73 of 7 steps done
  • AirDone
  • ShelterDone
  • PowerDone
  • WaterNow
  • FoodNext
  • 2 more steps
Spark: Where could water come from on Mars?
A project keeps the goal, what is done, what is happening now and what comes next.
Explore · Space
How big is the Sun?
SPACEAGES 10–11ABOUT 5 MIN

The Sun is enormous. About 1.3 million Earths could fit inside it.

Earth
Spark a wonderIf Earth were a marble, how big would the Sun be?
Take a guessShow me
HOW WIDE~1.39 million km
HOW FAR AWAY~150 million km
Keep exploring: What is the Sun made of? Why is the Sun so hot?
Every question has its own page: a short answer, a guess to take, quick facts and what to explore next.
My Stuff
My Family Rules

Set by your parent. Nothing here is a surprise.

  • Time with Spark each day2 hours
  • Bedtime8:30 pm
  • HomeworkCoach first, then explain
  • WebTrusted sources only
  • What your parent can seeTime, topics and projects. Not your chats.
Children can see their own rules and exactly what their parent can see.
For parents
Maya is asking for more time
Time request
Used today2h of 2h
Working onMars Habitat
+10 min+20 minNot today

You see what your child is working on, not what they wrote.

When a child asks for more time, the parent decides. Nothing is added unless the parent says yes.
Maya's weekLearning
Explored
SpaceFractions
Practised
Equivalent fractionsAdding fractions
Hints needed, equivalent fractions
Tried first9 of 10 problems
Asked Spark to do it1 of 10
Maya needed fewer hints with equivalent fractions this week.
Parents see topics, practice and how much help was needed, with no grades and no chat text.
Meet Spark

A tool that helps children think

Spark helps children think without replacing the thinking. It keeps answers short, asks a question before it explains, and says when it is not sure.

Asks a question before it explains Gives hints, not answers, on problems and homework Points to a parent, teacher or classmate

Spark is a computer program. It can make mistakes, and it cannot replace the people around a child.

Spark across subjects
Exploring
Science
Reading
Maths
Projects
Technology
What Spark does
Keeps answers short and clear Asks a question first Checks every reply Says when it is not sure Suggests a break
Built for families

Confidence for parents. Freedom to explore for children.

Set clear boundaries without hidden monitoring. See meaningful learning signals, support healthy digital habits and keep control of how Spark is used.

Screen Balance powered by WondBalance
Set a daily limit and a bedtime, with warnings before time runs out.
Learning
See the topics explored, concepts practised and how many hints were needed.
Weekly summary
A short email with the same signals as the dashboard. You can turn it off in Rules.
Transparent family rules
Choose the rules. Your child can see them, so nothing is a surprise.
An illustration of a mother and her son smiling together at a tablet.
Why parents trust Wondria

Designed around healthy AI boundaries

Checked before it is shown

Nothing reaches a child until it has passed the safety check and the check that it is not just handing over the answer.

No hidden monitoring

Parents see signals such as topics, time and projects, never the conversation. Children can see what parents can see.

Age-appropriate help

Made for children aged 7–12, with language and safety that match their age.

Project-based learning

Turns curiosity into skills, ideas and confidence.

Pricing

Two plans. Start with a free trial.

Try Wondria free for 7 days. Cancel any time in the app.

One child

For one child
£11.99 a month
£9.99 before VAT
£119.88 a year £99.90 before VAT. Two months free.

Family

For up to three children
£21.59 a month
£17.99 before VAT
£215.88 a year £179.90 before VAT. Two months free.

Prices include VAT at 20%. A card is needed to start the trial, and nothing is charged until the trial ends. Both plans include every part of Spark and the parent dashboard.

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