Help Centre
Everything you need to get the most out of YoungThinkr - built for families with children aged 8–16.
Getting Started
YoungThinkr is invite-only during early access. Request an invite via the Early Access page, and once you're in you'll set a password, complete a short onboarding, and add your first child.
Managing Children
Create a profile for each child (name, age, grade, avatar). Each child gets their own personal login URL and 4-digit PIN, plus a choice of narrator voice.
Modules & Lessons
17 core modules. Enable or disable modules per child, use the "Enable recommended" shortcut based on age, and assign specific lessons from the parent dashboard.
Parent Resources
Use the Family Conversations Guide for prompts to extend lessons offline, check difficulty recommendations, and share feedback with us from the parent dashboard.
Common questions
How do my children log in?
Each child has a personal URL of the form /child/<their-slug> plus a 4-digit PIN. You'll find both on your parent dashboard - copy the URL and PIN to the device your child uses. No email or separate account is required for the child.
Do I have to enable every module?
No. All 17 modules sit in one list and you choose which ones each child sees. Deeper modules such as Data Literacy and The Bottleneck can be enabled whenever your child is ready, from the Modules section of a child's dashboard entry.
How do I share the Family Conversations Guide with my partner?
Open Conversations Guide from your parent dashboard. Every module includes prompts and activities, and you can download the full guide as a PDF to share offline.
What if my child gets logged out mid-lesson?
Child sessions last about an hour. If a session expires while a lesson is in progress, we prompt for the PIN again and preserve any answers already given - nothing is lost.
Process and Policy
Methodology
Our method, in short. YoungThinkr teaches how to think, not what to memorise, across seventeen connected topics from age eight to sixteen. We teach the genuine work of the field's best thinkers, correctly sourced, and we build every lesson on the science of how people actually learn: retrieval practice, spacing, and metacognition. Each lesson adapts to your child's age and level, and ends with something they do off-screen. We are honest about what we have proven and what our beta is still testing.
Editorial Policy
How we make our content. Every claim is drawn from authoritative, usually primary, sources and attributed to the thinker who developed it. We teach the honest version, including where a famous study was later questioned, and we match how firmly we state something to how strong the evidence is. Content is researched with AI tools under human editorial control, verified against sources and reviewed by a person before it goes live. Spotted an error? Tell us at corrections@youngthinkr.com.