Toshi.

The AI Copilot for hands-on parenting.

Toshi helps you plan and optimise your children’s schedules, track their learning and development, and generate personalised insights of their strengths and weaknesses so you know how to help them excel in their work, exams, and growth.

Who is Toshi for?

Toshi was made for parents, by parents, who want a dedicated tool to help us make more informed decisions for our children.

1. For parents who want a deeper understanding of their child's learning and development

Want to gather more feedback about your child? Toshi allows you and anyone who plays a role in your child's journey (spouse, tutors, coaches, etc.) to journal their observations from their interactions with your child.

2. For parents who want a greater insight into their child's strengths and weaknesses

Want to know what your child has had difficulty with? Toshi helps you review and analyse previous journal entries to recall and build powerful insights specific to your child along with targeted suggestions to help your child.

3. For parents who want to gauge and assess their child's progress for a peace of mind

Wonder if others have faced similar challenges? Toshi helps you uncover localised statistics and benchmarks along with anonymous testimonials from other parents about their experiences and how they dealt with them.

Examples of how to use Toshi

Explore the many ways you can ask Toshi to help you, help your child.

“Note that my child has been facing difficulties with this topic…”

Journal your child's progress

“My child has a test next week, remind me to revise with him this weekend…”

Keep track of important events

“Scan these assignments and tell me the areas my child is strong/weak at…”

Identify strengths and weaknesses

“Prompt my child's tutor to leave feedback after each tuition session…”

Add collaborators to contribute

“My child is revising for an exam, what did she have difficulty with previously…”

Generate insights from past notes

“Find out if other parents have faced similar issues with their children…”

Ask other parents questions anonymously