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Early access

Lumiritz is open to a limited group of homeschooling families while the product is built out. This page explains what that means in practice before you decide to join.

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What early access means here

It is a working product, not a waiting list. Joining creates a real account you can use immediately. What it does not mean is a finished product: features are being introduced gradually, and the coverage described on this website is what exists today rather than what is planned.

What exists today

Two things are worth separating: the learning system, and the curriculum currently inside it.

  • The learning system. Structured learning sessions that a child works through step by step, guided practice, printable worksheets and hands-on activities, in-session assessments, per-skill progress and a learning history a parent can read.
  • Parent setup and visibility. Parent accounts, child profiles, parent-authorised child devices, a live view of a session in progress, and the shared family conversation where a child asks for help.
  • The curriculum published today. Learning paths built on Common Core Grade 1 Mathematics — one subject, built out fully and aligned to that standard.
Is your child outside Grade 1 maths? Then Lumiritz is probably not the right fit for you today, and we would rather say so than take the signup. The learning system is not limited to one subject, but that is the curriculum published right now. You are welcome to get in touch and we will tell you when coverage reaches your child.

What we ask of early access families

Nothing formal — no commitment, no scheduled calls. What genuinely helps is telling us when something is confusing, wrong, or missing. During early access those messages often reach a founder directly, and they shape what gets built next.

What it costs

We have not published pricing. Nothing on this website is an offer or a price commitment. If that matters to your decision, email us at care@lumiritz.com and we will tell you where things stand.

How to join

A parent or guardian signs in with Google, which creates the account. You then add a child profile — a name, a date of birth and a companion the child picks — and set up their learning path. Children do not sign up themselves.

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