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What is Co-pilot mode?

Co-pilot mode puts the curriculum map in reach so a grown-up and learner can work the same objective together.

Updated 8/23/2026

Turn it on in Controls

When Co-pilot is enabled, the learner home shows a Co-pilot session card. That opens the objective map, not a second chatbot and not a social “study buddy.”

How to sit together

Read the objective aloud. Do the recommended activity. Write one sentence of evidence in the reflection box. Mark practiced. That is the whole ritual.

What it is not

It is not remote monitoring and not a shared inbox. The grown-up is in the room, or on a video call looking at the same map. Lockboxed Navigator content still does not appear for parents.

How do I use the curriculum map?
The map is the syllabus: every objective on your path, its content bundle, and buttons to mark introduced, practiced, or mastered.
How do parent controls work?
From a child's report you can set time limits, hidden subjects, exploration access, sensitive-topic alerts, and Co-pilot mode.
What appears in parent reports?
Reports show minutes, focus topics, quiz evidence, mastery, badges, and parent nudges — never lockboxed transcripts.

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