Understand
Ask Ponder answers learning questions and questions about Ponder, powered by Claude from Anthropic. It asks what you already know, then gives one hint at a time instead of handing over the answer. Learn offers Claude hints the same way.
How Ponder worksFrom “I’m stuck”
From “I’m stuck”
to “I can try.”
Choose a perspective. Walk through the same learning moment as a learner, parent or teacher.
A LEARNING MOMENT
A fraction feels confusing.
See how a small prompt can turn a difficult question into a useful first step.
STEP ONE / NOTICE
“I don’t understand three quarters.”
Ponder starts by asking what the learner understands about the whole rather than giving away the result.
INSIDE THE PRODUCT
Three spaces. One clearer picture.
These screens use sample data, and the names are examples. Select a view to see who it helps.
01 / 03
A learner finds the next step.
A guided learning space turns a big task into something worth trying.
Explore the app →ABOUT THE AI
Guidance, not an answer machine.
Stay accountable
Families and educators decide what to practise next. Learning plans from Claude are suggestions for a grown-up to check, not diagnoses. AI can be mistaken; it cannot guarantee grades or replace human judgement.
Respect privacy
Report-card reading isn’t switched on yet. It’s in accuracy testing and opens only once it reads test report cards at 95% or better, with a person checking every result. Before a learner’s records go to the AI for a plan, names and contact details are removed.
Ask Ponder is voice-first: speak your question and NVIDIA speech recognition on Ponder’s server turns it into text, or choose Type.