Start with the work they already do.
Photograph the schoolwork
Add photos or a PDF of an assignment your child has already attempted. Keep every question and answer in view. Review the pages, retake a photo if needed, and check the assignment or save it for later.
See what needs another look
Loop checks the visible work and keeps the original pages beside its findings. Tap a problem to compare your child’s response with a verified answer when one is available, and open an optional parent tip. If handwriting or a question is unclear, Loop asks for a closer look rather than treating it as wrong.
Help them try again
Talk through a missed problem together. You can record whether a retry was fixed or still missed. Parent-guided retries stay separate from the original result, and you can correct Loop’s reading when it misinterprets the work.
Follow the patterns over time
Add more assignments to see repeated strengths, difficulties, and changes in the work. Progress is based on saved evidence, not a single score. Choose short practice for an observed skill, and open the evidence behind a pattern whenever you need it.
Keep the parent in control
Loop is a tool for supporting learning, not a teacher, formal assessment, or diagnosis. Review its findings, especially when handwriting is hard to read. The demo uses fictional schoolwork; your own family’s work requires an account and available access.