Maths
Taught with something to move before the numbers — bones in bowls, blocks to group, a clock to set.
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Times tables
- Division
- Fractions
- Money
- Telling time

Homework, reading & maths · ages 8–13
Professor Paws works through your child's real homework, reading and maths with Max, a friendly learning companion. When they're stuck, the help gets stronger one step at a time — without simply handing over the answer.
$14.99/month or $99.99/year, with a free trial for eligible Apple IDs. See pricing

A real screen from the appNot a mock-up
A real session, start to finish
Professor Paws works from the homework your child actually has. These are real screens from the app — not mock-ups.

Snap a photo of the worksheet, or type what school sent home. A photo isn't turned into answers: Professor Paws reads the task and builds steps from it.

Before your child answers, Max walks through how this kind of problem works — then hands the next move back to them.

Your child builds or types the answer. If it isn't right yet, a short hint points at what to look at — not at the answer.
Screens captured from the app in October 2026 with a demo profile. The three examples come from different tasks.
Reading Coach
Your child reads one page at a time with Max beside them — then answers questions about what they just read.
Reading out loud to Max is optional: the microphone starts only after your child presses Start and you have allowed access. How it works is set out in our Privacy Policy.


Original illustrations from the app's built-in practice stories, each drawn for one page of its story. A passage you add is shown in its own words, without a picture.
Not an answer machine
An answer finishes tonight's worksheet. Understanding is what helps with the next one.
| When | Answer-giving AI tools | Professor Paws |
|---|---|---|
| The answer | Type in the question and the answer comes back. | Your child produces every answer, one step at a time. |
| When they're stuck | Help is all or nothing. | Help grows a little at a time — a hint, a smaller step, something to move or count, then a worked example if needed. |
| Chat | An open chat box. | No chat box anywhere in the app. The AI writes the lesson; it doesn't chat. |
| Arithmetic | Answers written by the model. | Checked in code, not guessed. |
| What you see | No way to tell what your child did alone. | Work done with help is recorded as assisted, separate from independent work. |
Each rung gives a little more, and your child still does the step. More about how it works
What it covers
Taught with something to move before the numbers — bones in bowls, blocks to group, a clock to set.

Hear the word and its sounds, trace and write it, and meet it again across the week.

Photograph the worksheet or type the assignment. Professor Paws teaches first, then guides your child through each step.
Practice stories or their own assigned passage, one page at a time, read aloud on request.
Questions about what they just read, with the story one tap away to look back at.
Max cheers your child on when a step is hard. Finished work earns Bone Bucks to spend in Paw Mart and the Playhouse. Bone Bucks are an in-app reward — they can't be bought with real money — and there is no streak pressure.

For parents
The Progress report, in the parents-only area, shows what your child completed — and, where the app has real data for it, where they needed help.
Why it exists
“I couldn't find a homework app that combined the kind of help he needed with the privacy and control I'd expect for a child.”
“Somewhere along the way, he started opening it without being asked.”
Pricing
Managed by the parent through the App Store. Prices and trial terms are shown in full before you buy.
$14.99 / month
2 weeks free
Then $14.99 a month. Cancel any time in Apple settings.
Get Professor Paws$99.99 / year
1 month free
Then $99.99 a year — about $8.33 a month.
Get Professor PawsProfessor Paws has been added to the Step Up For Students seller onboarding queue for future consideration.
Professor Paws teaches first. Help can include visuals, manipulatives, hints and a worked example when needed. In reading comprehension, a child can have a first try and a supported retry before seeing an explanation from the story. Moving on with help is recorded as assisted, not as an independent answer.
It teaches the next step, checks arithmetic in code, and has no chat. The AI writes the lesson — pacing, wording, encouragement — and every phonics letter sound is real recorded human speech.
No. It's for children who learn differently or regularly find homework overwhelming — with or without a formal diagnosis.
No — it supports the work your child is already learning, and makes home practice calmer and more accessible.
Professor Paws is preparing for public App Store launch.