Here's what actually happens after you create an account — no magic, just a well-built routine your family can lean on.
Tell Nolia about your child: age, languages, interests, how you learn as a family. Then a friendly step-by-step check finds their real starting point in each subject — gently, one small step at a time. Rather trust your own judgement? Skip the check and set levels yourself. You can always adjust later; Nolia adapts.
Each week arrives planned: lessons chosen from a hand-curated bank, matched to your child's level, your curricula and your week. The dose follows your learning style — full-time or alongside school — and your child's attention span, not an adult's. About 20% of every week gently revisits earlier topics, because that's how memory works. Move things around, pin them to mornings, or switch to a calm focus list. The week's materials come as one PDF.
Open a lesson and it fills the screen, in chapters: warm up, watch, do it together, practise, quiz. You get a guiding track — "You could say…", "You'll know it clicked when…", "If it's tricky, try…". Prep is listed before you start, progress is saved if life interrupts, and the first quiz attempt is the one that counts — retries are for learning, not for grinding.
For registration or review, export a curriculum-mapped portfolio PDF or an annual report built from what your child actually did — in English or German, mapped to the curriculum you follow. Low-pressure checkpoints per school-year phase feed anything uncertain back into the plan.
See a real family's week in the demo — no sign-up, gone after an hour.