Writing is thinking

There is high demand for effective educational products.

We anticipate substantial demand, including for our trials. Selection on our waitlist are based on two criteria:

1. First we are focused on improving the product and want users with different backgrounds. Then we will prioritise those who signed up earlier.
2. Finally, we are running a series of trials, before a public launch. When we launch the final product, we will notify individuals on our waitlist first.

This initial trial is suitable for kids between the ages of 6 and 9, though we allow parents to judge the suitability for their child.

It covers material needed for the 7 plus and 8 plus exams in the UK.

More advanced versions that we intend to roll out will cater for the 11 plus.

By signing up to the waitlist you will be notified of these future releases.

Feel free to explore our blog that helps parents understand the contemporary education landscape.

The videos are typically under five minutes aimed at the parent. The parent can then help the child understand the lesson and practise on the e-bootcamp App at Inkgenius.

As a parent, you are a unique teacher - you care, you have the most time with them, and you understand them - but most importantly you care.

Inkgenius gives you transparency, accountability and control.

You can judge if the programme is working for your child, and speak to us if you need help.

Once familiar, a child can continue practising exercises on their own. If you are stuck, we can recommend suitable solutions.

Some of you may have your child enrolled in a state school, or in a private school and many of you may have also engaged a tutor.

Our programme works in partnership with your resources.

You do not have to change your existing arrangements, as it is designed to work in parallel.

At a time when techniques to achieve goals are changing fast, it pays to investigate new approaches to old problems. With the demanding nature of modern education it helps to find more effective methods of teaching challenging subjects, like creative writing.

The field of education is changing fast, and we believe programmes like this will revolutionise learning.

Read our two blogs: Are Private Schools Still Worth It? and What Parents Should Know About Motivation (before it's too late)

Many parents rely on tutoring to help their children. Tutors can be excellent - but it is a wide, unregulated market, and ultimately landing the right one could be a function of luck.

The trouble with only using tutors is that it does not take advantage of technology. Any process in today's world that does not take advantage of modern technology, is simply less efficient - modern writing tools, like Inkgenius, track the vocabulary used and propose new words and phrases, growing the child's writing competence exponentially faster.

The capacity to carry out small, regular, personalised exercises at home is invaluable. We are not against tutoring, but we feel that tutors, like all of us in an AI driven world, will need to add greater value in the future, by dealing with a student's more complex needs.

Read our blog piece: What's the scoop with tutors?