How Ryzo was built

The questions parents ask first, answered plainly.

Where did the curriculum come from?

We wrote it. All 840 lessons across 8 subjects and 80 topics are original work, authored in-house rather than scraped, bought in, or generated and left unread.

We started from what a learner should be able to do at each grade, working through the domains the Common Core standards name, grade by grade: place value and operations, fractions, ratios, expressions and equations, geometry, measurement and data, probability; and for literacy, phonics through inference, evidence and comparing texts. Each topic then ladders through three depths, so the same idea has a floor and a ceiling: Foundation (get it), Advanced (use it somewhere unfamiliar), ACE (the version that stretches a learner a year or two above).

Is it aligned to what my child does at school?

The honest answer, and it is better than a badge: we have not commissioned an external alignment study, so we do not claim a certification we do not hold. Instead we publish our bar. Inside the app, for every grade, you can open the exact list of skills Ryzo expects and check it against your child's classroom in a minute. We would rather be checkable than certified. Where our bar and your child's teacher disagree, the teacher is right, and the app says so on the same screen.

How do you know a level means something?

Does the AI do the work for them?

No, and the whole product is built on that line. Ryzo reads what a learner wrote and asks the question that makes them fix it themselves. It will not write the essay or hand over an answer. Every practice question is our own written curriculum, not something invented on the spot.

Where is my child's data?

Full detail, retention windows and your rights are in the privacy policy. Email us for the current list of providers we use.

What does it cost?

The learning is free: every subject, topic and lesson. Ryzo Plus is the grown-up layer (growth reporting, the weekly note home, unlimited AI coaching), and it is free for teachers, always.

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