An AI companion that listens without judging and explains schoolwork in five minutes. Plus a view for your family, so they know how you're doing and you can challenge each other to learn more.
Sofía, how's today going?
Tap one. No need to explain.
What's next?
Homework · Tue
x2 + 5x + 6 = 0
(x + ?)(x + ?)
What your family sees
Sofía's week
A green week.
What Pilaz does
For talking through what happened, getting what didn't click in class, and moving forward a little every day. From your phone, in five minutes.
I want to talk
Write it however it comes out. If something serious comes up, Pilaz shifts into a calm mode, shows you real helplines in your country and offers to let someone in your family know. You decide.
Explain something
Any school topic, played like a short game: cards, quick questions and examples from home. Paste an exercise and it won't hand you the answer to copy. It teaches you with a different one.
explain photosynthesis
A leaf is a kitchen
Think of a banana plant: with light, water and air, it makes its own food. That's photosynthesis.
What does the leaf need to cook?
Explain a photo
Snap the worksheet, the textbook or your notebook, mark the tricky part with your finger and Pilaz explains exactly that. If there's a mistake, it shows you where without solving it for you.
2x + 3 = 11
2x = 11 + 3
2x = 14
x = 7
Pilaz
Look at this step: when the 3 moves to the other side of the equals sign, what happens to its sign? Try it with 5x + 2 = 12.
The photo isn't saved
Challenges and medals
A short challenge every day, challenges to do as a family, and medals you actually earn. One bad day doesn't wipe out your progress.
Today's challenge
Explain photosynthesis to someone at home in one minute.
DoneFamily challenge
Cook something together, no phones at the table.
Mom said yes
Streak
4 days
If it's on the syllabus, Pilaz can explain it in five minutes.
The promise
Pilaz shows them signals, not conversations. So you can say what's going on without wondering who's going to read it.
The week's energy
Green, yellow or red, from your check-in.
Which subjects are hard
Medals and family challenges
What you're achieving and the challenges you do together.
An alert if it's serious
Only if you agree to let them know. Without saying what it's about.
Signals to support you, not to watch you.
Your conversations
They aren't stored. Neither your family nor we can read them.
Your photos
Used to explain things in the moment, then not stored.
What you ask
They see the subject, not the question.
This isn't a setting you switch on or off. It's how Pilaz is built.
For families
You get clear signals about how they're doing and something real to talk about at home. What they write stays theirs, and that's why they open up.
Alert
Sofía needs to talk to you. Today, if you can.
Pilaz won't tell you what it's about. She agreed to let you know.
How Sofía is doing
This week's energy
A green week. Last week was yellow.
Subjects
Family challenge
Sofía suggests: cook something together, no phones at the table.
Accept the challengeGetting started
Whoever goes first: the teen or someone in their family.
One link and that's it. Each of you signs in with an email and a code, no passwords.
The teen gets their companion. The family gets the signals.
Opens in your phone's browser. No app store.
Built for real life
Pilaz is light: it loads fast on mobile data and tells you when the signal drops. Add it to your home screen and it opens like any other app.
On Android
Open Pilaz in Chrome, tap the ⋮ menu and choose “Install app” or “Add to Home screen”.
On iPhone
Open Pilaz in Safari, tap Share and choose “Add to Home Screen”.
When it's serious
If something serious comes up in a conversation, Pilaz sets everything else aside. It talks calmly, encourages you to talk to an adult today, shows you real helplines in your country and offers to let someone in your family know. You decide.
Calm mode
Thank you for telling me. This matters, and you don't have to carry it alone. Can we bring in a trusted adult today?
Pilaz doesn't replace a professional. If you're in danger right now, call emergency services.
FAQ
No. They see signals: the week's energy, which subjects are hard, your medals and family challenges. Never what you write or your photos.
No. It explains. If you paste an exercise, it teaches you with a similar one so you can solve yours yourself.
Only the nickname, country, check-ins, subjects, challenges and medals. Conversations and photos aren't stored.
Teens 13 to 17 in Colombia and Venezuela, and their families.
No. You sign in with your email and get a code. One of you creates the family and sends the other an invite on WhatsApp.
No app store needed. Pilaz opens in your phone's browser and can be added to your home screen.
No. It's an everyday companion. If something serious comes up, it shows real helplines in your country and encourages you to talk to an adult.
Create your family in a moment and send the link. The rest you do together.