A helper that teaches, not one that does the homework
A bot that writes out the answer finishes the homework but steals the learning. Arf is different: like a good teacher, it asks the right question, opens up a ladder of hints one rung at a time, and always leaves the last step to the student.
Students of every level and their parents
It doesn't do the work it shows the way
There is a measurable difference in the brain between being given the answer and finding it yourself. Arf makes sure the student solves their own homework.
A ladder of hints
When the student gets stuck, Arf gives the smallest hint, then a little more, but the student always takes the final step.
- An answer-leak filter checks every response
- A second AI independently verifies every step
- Content is aligned to the national curriculum's learning objectives
Peace of mind for parents
Homework does not have to be a battlefield. Arf takes on the patience and consistency that parents find hardest.
The student finishes the homework by understanding it.
Over time, a student who can work without help.
Data-protection compliant, ad-free, with no profiling of the student.
Frequently asked questions
Quite the opposite. Arf never gives the answer; this is made technically impossible. The goal is to guide the student to solve their own homework.
General-purpose bots give the answer directly and weaken learning. Arf works with the Socratic method, draws the answer out, is aligned to the curriculum, and protects student data.
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