Private testing · Singapore first
An AI mentor that teaches your child to think, not to copy.
Mentus AI gives your child a patient mentor for every subject, plus five minutes of practice a day. It asks the next good question instead of handing over the answer, and it never forgets to be kind first.
We are in private testing. Leave your email and we will invite you when it opens. No spam, just the invite.
- No ads, ever
- A letter every Sunday
- Built for children only
Built on Claude, the AI from Anthropic.
The difference
It will not just give the answer
Ask most chatbots a maths question and they solve it for your child. Mentus AI does the harder, more useful thing. When your child is wrong, it asks a smaller question or points at the method, and it only says well done when the answer is actually right. If your child is upset, it drops the lesson and is a person first. The aim is a child who can get there on their own next time.
- Hints, not answers A wrong guess gets a smaller question, never the number.
- Praise only when earned No hollow well done. It means it when it says it.
- Human first If your child is upset, the lesson waits.
A real maths chat. The mentor nudges, it does not solve.
How it works
Set it up once, then read the Sunday letter
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Tell us about your child
Their name, school level and subjects. We set up a mentor for each subject in about three minutes.
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Your child practises
A five-minute set each day, and homework help by text, voice or a photo of a worksheet. The mentor teaches by asking, not telling.
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You see the week
Every Sunday evening a short letter arrives on your Home page: what they practised, what clicked, where they got stuck.
Meet the mentors
Five characters, one for each subject
Each mentor has its own subject, its own way of teaching, and its own personality. Here is who your child would meet.
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Mdm Lim
MathematicsPrecise and calm. A veteran Singapore teacher who slows right down until it clicks.
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Mr. Reed
EnglishPrecise and encouraging. Believes clear thinking comes first, and clear writing follows.
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Dr. Lee
ScienceA scientist who teaches by asking. Starts with what you notice, then asks why.
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Mr. Awesome
HindiCheeky and warm. Teaches in Hinglish and keeps it light.
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Manka
General knowledgePlayful wonder, like a cool older sibling. Not homework, just good questions.
Mandarin and Tamil mentors are on the way.
Practice that fits
Bring your homework, then lock it in
Homework help is where the learning starts, and a little practice is what makes it stick. Each day your child gets a short set picked for them. When they want more, Practice points them at the skill they find hardest this week. When exams are close, they can sit a full exam-style paper and get it marked with feedback on their method, not just the answer.
"Your weakest skill this week. 10 questions."
What Practice suggests next.
- Today A five-minute set, waiting for them each day.
- Skill drills Ten questions on one skill, from the Primary 3 to Primary 6 syllabus.
- Exam-style papers Original papers in the shape of school assessments, marked with feedback.
In the loop, not in the room
Know how the week went, without hovering.
Your Home page shows the shape of each week: sessions with mentors, time spent, and how each subject is going. Every Sunday evening a short letter tells you what clicked and where they got stuck, and Progress shows where they stand in every topic. You get the picture without looking over their shoulder, and your child gets a space that feels like their own, which is exactly why they keep coming back to it.
- The week at a glance Sessions, time and progress by subject for each child, on one screen.
- Progress by topic Where they stand in each topic, from practice and papers, with what to focus on next.
- A letter every Sunday What they practised and what they learnt, in plain words, with past letters kept for you.
Motivation done right
We count what they worked out, not how long they stayed
A mentor coaches your child through a question one step at a time, and it does not hand over the homework answer. So the moment that matters is the one where your child gets there on their own. That is what we count, and your weekly letter shows how often it happened and whether it is going up.
- What counts Working it out, explaining why, and coming back to a topic that was hard last week.
- What does not Minutes on a screen, or chatting for the sake of it.
- What you see A Sunday letter about effort and progress, and where they stand in every topic.
The weekly letter, waiting on Progress every Sunday evening.
The little things
Made to be used every day
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Voice messages
Your child can talk to their mentor, not just type.
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Snap my homework
Photograph a worksheet and ask what went wrong. The mentor works through it, step by step.
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Five minutes a day
Today's set is short on purpose, so it fits around school, CCA and dinner.
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Pick up where they stopped
Leave a paper halfway and carry on later, right where they left off.
What we promise parents
The part that matters most
- No ads, ever
Your child is never the product. There are no adverts in Mentus AI.
- Your data is never sold
We do not sell your family's data. Full stop.
- Built for children only
Mentors are designed for kids. This is not an adult chatbot in a costume.
- Sensible limits
Sessions are short by design, with a fair daily allowance on messages.
- A nudge, not a punishment
Unkind words get a gentle reminder about how we speak to each other.
- Distress is taken seriously
Signs of real distress are escalated to a trusted adult.
It is your family's data. You can delete anything, at any time.
Mentus AI is built on Claude, a frontier AI model from Anthropic.
Subjects
Aligned to the Singapore syllabus
- Mathematics
- Science
- English
- Hindi
- General knowledge
- Mandarinsoon
- Tamilsoon
Content follows the Singapore MOE syllabus for Primary 3 to Primary 6, through to PSLE.
Common questions
The things parents ask first
What ages is Mentus AI for?
Primary 3 to Primary 6. Onboarding asks your child's school level so each mentor pitches at the right place, and the content follows the Singapore MOE syllabus through to PSLE. Younger children can join the waitlist and we will let you know when their level opens.
How much will Mentus AI cost?
S$29 a month. While Mentus AI is in private testing it is free for the families we invite, and we will always tell you clearly before you are ever asked to pay.
When can I use it?
Mentus AI is in private testing, Singapore first. Access is by invitation from the waitlist for now, so we can look after every early family properly. Leave your email and we will invite you the moment there is room.
What about screen time?
Mentus AI is built around effort, not time on a screen. Today's set takes about five minutes, homework help ends when the homework is understood, and there are no leaderboards or endless feeds. What we count, and what your weekly letter shows, is how often your child worked something out for themselves.
Can I trust the answers my child gets?
Two things help here. First, the mentors are built on Claude, a frontier AI model from Anthropic, and the content is aligned to the Singapore syllabus. Second, and more importantly, a mentor tries hard not to hand over answers at all. It asks the next good question so your child reaches the answer themselves. Every Sunday you get a letter about what was practised and where they got stuck, and Progress shows where they stand in every topic.
Is my child's data safe?
Yes, and we mean it plainly. There are no ads, ever. We do not sell your family's data. Mentus AI is built for children, not an adult chatbot in a costume. Signs of real distress are escalated to a trusted adult, and it is your data, so you can delete anything at any time.
Be first in line
Mentus AI is in private testing, Singapore first. Leave your email and we will invite you the moment it opens.
No spam, just the invite. One email when your turn comes.