For parents
See what has actually gone in.
See how much your child could recall, what they have memorised, and what comes back to them next.
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What your child is doing
Their course becomes questions. They answer from memory, learn the gap, then answer again.
- 1
Answer from memory
Closed book, one question at a time.
- 2
Learn the gap
Only what they missed comes back round.
- 3
Prove it stuck
Cold again. The jump is what they learned.
What you can see
Four things, in the order the dashboard shows them.
How much they could recall
First attempt against last attempt, averaged across the week. The gap is the learning.
+3
topics memorised
135m
time spent
6🔥
day streak
How much they could recall
Every set your child does is answered twice: once cold, and again after they have learned the gap. The dashboard shows both, averaged across the week.
It is the one number on the page that measures learning rather than attendance. Forty per cent on the first try and seventy-seven by the end means something went in.
Maya has memorised 73% of their course
What is memorised, subject by subject
A single figure for the whole course, then the same broken down by subject and by topic, so a weak spot has a name rather than being a feeling.
Topics sit in red, amber or green. Green means they have answered it correctly from memory, not that they have read it.
742
questions on the calendar
62
come back this week
When each one returns
- 1d
- 3d
- 7d
- 14d
- 30d
- 60d
- 4m
- 8m
- 1y
- 2y
- 3y
What comes back, and when
Anything answered correctly goes into a calendar and returns before it is forgotten: the next day, then three days later, then a week, a fortnight, a month, two months, and on up to three years.
Each question is tracked on its own, so the handful they find hard come back often while the rest stay out of the way. It is why revision done in October still counts in June.
Your family
Maya
A-Level AQA
Tom
GCSE Edexcel
Whether they are showing up
Days active, time spent and a four-week consistency view. Useful for spotting a fortnight where nothing happened.
Treat it as a check on habit, not on progress. Time spent is the least useful number on the page and the dashboard says so.
What you can do
Two ways in, both of which your child can ignore.
Nudge Maya toward a topic
Topic
Psychology: Issues & Debates 51%
She sees it as a suggestion she can choose to accept
Suggest a focus
Point at a topic that is slipping and suggest a session length. Your child chooses whether to accept it, so the work stays theirs.
Send a quick note
Delivered straight to Maya's app
Send encouragement
Send a short note into your child's app to mark a good week or keep a streak alive.
Where your role ends
You see progress. You do not see their answers, sit inside their sessions, or get told what they got wrong. Your child keeps ownership of the work, and you get enough to know when to step in and when to leave them to it.
Questions parents ask
What does my child actually do in Levo?
Their exam board's course is written out as questions with model answers. Levo asks one, they answer it from memory, then they see the correct version and answer it again. Anything they get right is scheduled to come back before they forget it.
Can I see their answers?
No. You see progress: what is memorised, how much they could recall, what is due back and how often they are revising. You do not see individual answers or sit inside their sessions.
Will this do the revision for them?
No, and it is designed not to. Levo asks the questions and keeps the schedule; your child has to produce the answers from memory, which is the part that does the work.
What does the percentage actually mean?
The share of everything on their course they have answered correctly from memory, at least once, without looking. It is deliberately harder to move than a completion bar.
How much does the Parent Dashboard cost?
£3 a month on top of each child's £5 a month plan, or £28 a year. One combined bill for the whole family, and you can cancel anytime.
Can I add more than one child?
Yes. Every child sits under one parent account with their own subjects, streaks and progress, and you get a single bill covering all of them.
My child already has a tutor. Is this the same thing?
No. A tutor explains things. Levo handles the part after the explaining: getting it into memory and keeping it there, which is usually the part that gets left to chance.
One family, one bill
The Parent Dashboard is £3/mo on top of each child's £5/mo plan. Add everyone once and see them all in one place.