Help without taking over
Parents could help a student review upcoming tasks, talk through priorities and prepare their bag for tomorrow. Tomo would give those conversations a practical starting point.
The vision is a calmer way for families to help with school life, while giving students space to build their own routines.
Early-stage project · Concept, not a launched serviceParents could help a student review upcoming tasks, talk through priorities and prepare their bag for tomorrow. Tomo would give those conversations a practical starting point.
Family controls and age-appropriate safeguards are part of the product vision. How permissions, boundaries and information sharing should work is still being explored.
Effort matters more than perfect attendance. The planned rewards are small, visual and optional — never a reason to punish missed days or spend longer on screens.
Not finished features. Commitments shaping what we build.
Student privacy and minimal data collection should guide the design from the beginning.
Age-appropriate explanations that support learning, not answers that replace it.
Family and school controls are part of the vision, with thoughtful boundaries.
Celebrate effort without shame, missed-day penalties or pressure to stay online.