Where remote learners learn together.

Puzzicle brings parents, tutors, microschools and homeschooling co-ops together around Khan Academy's videos. Students who learn remotely join a small batch, follow a real timetable, and learn live in study parties โ€” watching the same videos in sync and answering the check-ins together, with friends.

Khan Academy lessons12 students per batch, at mostFree to run

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1,307hours of lessons
12,097video lessons
Kโ€“12kindergarten to calculus
3 ha day, four periods

How a study party works

Forty minutes, a small batch, one topic. It feels like a great class, not a video queue.

  1. Everyone joins at once

    At the scheduled time the whole batch starts the same video, so nobody watches alone.

  2. The video pauses for a check-in

    Predict what comes next, try a problem first, or explain an idea in your own words.

  3. Same time to answer

    Everyone gets the same countdown, then sees the answer and how the batch did.

  4. Talk, then practise

    A question to discuss together, then practice on Khan Academy to lock it in.

A real school day, without the commute

Every class runs on a timetable: four periods a morning, subjects that rotate through the week, unit reviews, and weekends and holidays off.

  • Pick a year group as a UK year, a US grade or a school stage.
  • Choose when it starts and how long it runs: a term, six months or a year.
  • Missed a study party? It waits in catch-up, with the same check-ins.

Built for children who are ready for more

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Homeschooling families

Structure, a timetable and classmates, without giving up the freedom you chose.

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Learners racing ahead

For students in school who want next year's maths, English and science now.

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Families on the move

Expat and international families keep a steady UK or US curriculum wherever they live.

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Gifted and curious

Children who need pace and challenge, with peers who are just as keen.

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Parents see everything

One account for all your children. See what they've done, what they missed and what's coming up, without having to ask.

  • Study parties done, and any missed, at a glance.
  • Progress in every subject.
  • Who is in their batch, and a code to invite friends.

Amara ยท Year 7 ยท Ratio Rangers

69
parties done
3
to catch up
4
in her batch
Maths42%
English43%
Science44%
History & humanities41%

Small, closed and safe

We designed Puzzicle for children first.

  • Batches of 12 at most, made by families and invite codes, not strangers.
  • No public profiles, no direct messages and no adverts.
  • Parents can see every party, answer and classmate.
  • We collect as little as possible and never sell data. Privacy policy

Questions parents ask

Who is it for?

Puzzicle is for curious learners from kindergarten to Grade 12 (Year 1 to Year 13) who want to accelerate: homeschooled children, students in school who want more, families moving between countries, and high-achievers flying through their current work. Parents can see every progress point. Teachers and schools can run their own classes too.

What is a study party?

A scheduled live lesson. A batch of up to 12 students watches the same video playlist in sync. The video pauses for check-ins (quick questions and thinking moments), everyone gets the same time to answer, then sees the answer and how the batch answered. Some are led by a tutor or guide; others run peer-led. Each ends with a discussion prompt and practice work.

What is a batch?

A small closed cohort of up to 12 students in the same class. Students can start a batch and invite friends with a code, or join one that has space. Everyone follows the same timetable and sees each other's progress.

What if my child misses a live party?

Every study party is available in catch-up mode later. The check-ins are the same, but the video waits for each answer instead of keeping time with the batch.

Where do the lessons come from?

The videos are Khan Academy's, world-class free lessons used by millions of schools, shared under Creative Commons. Puzzicle adds the timetable, small cohorts, check-ins timed into each video, and parent visibility. We are not affiliated with Khan Academy.

Which curriculum does it follow?

Each year group follows Khan Academy's US grade-level courses for maths and English, with science and history from their middle and high school courses. You can view every class as a UK year group, US grade, or school stage.

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Set up a class, pick a timetable, and invite your students โ€” they learn together from day one.

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