Every kid gets stuck. Not every kid gets help.

A patient AI tutor that finds exactly what your child is stuck on, explains it with the things they love, and never, ever sighs.

For kids aged 4 to 12. In Bahasa Indonesia and English.

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Hi, I'm Duo. Want to try one?

3 + 4 = ?

Go ahead, get one wrong on purpose. Duo won't judge.

Naya, 8, stuck on 7 × 8 at the kitchen table at night while her mum is busy at the sink

8:47 pm · a kitchen table in Bekasi

Naya, 8, has been staring at 7 × 8 = ? for twenty minutes.

Mum is at the sink with her little brother. A tutor costs more than a week of groceries. So Naya writes 54, closes the book, and quietly decides:

"I'm just not a math person."

Seven years later, Naya is one of the 82%.

Naya is made up. The numbers aren't. Most Indonesian 15-year-olds haven't reached basic proficiency, and it rarely starts at fifteen. It starts with one small gap at eight that nobody had time to fix.

Math
18%
69%
Reading
25%
74%
Science
34%
76%
Indonesia OECD average 15-year-olds at or above baseline proficiency. Source: OECD, PISA 2022.

Kids aren't the problem. One teacher for thirty children is. Apps that just say wrong and move on are.

Now let's replay that evening.

Same table, same homework, same tired mum. This time, Naya opens AiduoMind.

  1. Duo7 × 8, tricky one! First, what's 7 × 2?
  2. Naya14
  3. DuoYes! And 7 × 5?
  4. Nayaumm… 30?
  5. Gap found. Not a "7 × 8 problem". She's unsure counting in sevens.
  6. DuoYou love football, right? Your team scores 7 goals a match. Count with me: 7, 14, 21…
  7. Naya28, 35, 42, 49, 56. IT'S 56!!
  8. +40 stars and a new striker. Bigger reward, because she solved it herself.
  9. DuoThat's today's goal done. See you tomorrow, coach!

Same app. Every child gets a different one.

Bima learning letters with a toy truck

Bima, 5 · Surabaya

Can't read yet. Loves trucks.

Duo talks out loud and teaches letters by building a road, one sound at a time.

Naya learning multiplication with football

Naya, 8 · Bekasi

Stuck on times tables. Loves football.

Counting in sevens through goals and matches, until 7 × 8 feels easy.

Dimas reading about a rocket trip to Mars

Dimas, 11 · Makassar

Reads fast, understands little. Loves space.

Short stories about a mission to Mars, with questions that check he understood.

And on Sunday, Naya's mum finally knows what's going on.

No dashboards. One short note every Sunday: what clicked, what's still wobbly, and one thing to try at dinner.

Naya's week5 sessions · 12 minutes a day on average
  • Got it: 2, 5 and 7 times tables
  • Still wobbly: 8 × 7 = 7 × 8
  • Try at dinner: 7 kerupuk each. How many?

Things AiduoMind will never do

Our users are children. These are rules, not marketing.

  • Open AI chat. Duo only talks about the lesson on screen.
  • Ads or strangers. No feed, no messaging, no contacts.
  • Train AI on kids' data. Not ours, not anyone's.
  • Endless screen time. Sessions end when the daily goal is done.
  • Accounts without parents. A parent sets up and sees everything.

Where we are in the story

Starting in Indonesia, on the Android phones families already have, with lessons that work on a weak connection.

  1. Chapter 1 · Now

    Building Duo

    The learning engine and the reward loop you played above.

  2. Chapter 2

    First 100 families

    A small pilot. We measure what kids learn, not how long they stay.

  3. Chapter 3

    All of Indonesia

    Public launch on Android, in Bahasa Indonesia and English.

  4. Chapter 4

    Southeast Asia

    More subjects, more languages, school partnerships.

Help us write Chapter 2.

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