Mon Prof Augmenté
One illustrated lesson a day, and everything around it
The idea fits in a sentence: children understand and remember more of what they can see. The rest of the app serves that idea.
- The heart of it
The lesson of the day
Every morning, one explanation in pictures chosen for your child's school year. Not a list of exercises to get through: one thing, looked at in two minutes over breakfast.
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A library of illustrated lessons
Hundreds of visuals organised by school year and subject, primary school first and reaching into lower secondary. Each lesson fits on one image, with examples and what to remember.
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30+ subjects
Maths to reading, science to geography, through to astronomy and daily life. The list adapts to age: a six-year-old does not have to scroll past philosophy.
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Quizzes that reward progress
A quiz per lesson, plus a daily quiz for ages 8 and up. Right answers earn points; wrong ones do not cost lives.
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Learning that feels like a game
Experience points, streaks, 20+ badges and 50 levels from Curious Learner to Grandmaster Scholar. The goal is coming back tomorrow.
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Ask a question, get an illustrated lesson
Stuck on something? Ask, by typing or by voice, and get an explanation in pictures. Speech recognition works in 10 languages, on the device.
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Teachers: share and find visuals
Publish to your class with a teaching code, and take what other teachers have made from the Drop Box. Receiving content through a teaching code is free.
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Three profiles, one app
Teacher, parent or student: each sees what concerns them. A child profile cannot delete the account, open the subscription page, or change family settings.
Why pictures rather than text
This is not an aesthetic preference. Material presented as an image is remembered better than the same material presented as text — what cognitive science calls the picture superiority effect. A lesson that fits on one clear diagram is re-read in seconds and recalled months later.
That is why every lesson in the app fits on one image, with no wall of text around it, and why that image contains no unnecessary words.
What the app does not do
It does not replace a teacher and does not claim to. It does not grade your child, compare them to anyone, or send guilt-trip notifications. It never shows advertising to a child and sells no data.