Education in your hands.

iLearn.how is the hardware leg of LOTD's three-part learning stack. A daily educational device that doubles as a passive multimodal health sensor. In active development.

iLearn

The Thesis

Kelly is the software. iLearn.how is the hardware. Three human learners form the measured cohort. Together they make daily learning universal — and measurable — for every child.

Daily Learning

A daily companion

10–15 minutes with Kelly every day, in the learner's first language. Offline-first, so connectivity isn't a gate. One lesson a day, every day, for a full year.

Multimodal Sensor

Screening as a side effect

Voice acoustics, face video, touch reaction time, speech trajectory, engagement patterns. 365 data points per child per year per modality, processed on-device. Only anonymized flags leave.

Read the screening thesis

Architecture

Offline-first, by design

The architecture seed is already running in production at wren.page — a ~32KB self-replicating HTML file with NaCl encryption and IndexedDB, fully offline. The firmware will descend from the same primitive.

iLearn.how is in active development at LOTD PBC. No device ships today. If you operate a school or clinic in a high-burden setting and you are interested in being a pilot site, nicolette@lotdpbc.com.

"Every child deserves a computer built for learning, not advertising."

iLearn devices are made by Lesson of the Day, PBC — a public benefit corporation dedicated to universal education. No ads. No tracking. No subscriptions. Just learning.

Built Different

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Edge Delivery

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Offline-First

Architecture seeded by Wren Zero: a 32KB self-replicating HTML file running in production today at wren.page. Firmware will descend from the same primitive.

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365 Lessons

The Daily Lesson curriculum is live at thedailylesson.com. 74K lessons across 19 languages. The content layer is ready before the device ships.

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Multilingual

40+ languages supported. Every lesson available in the learner's native tongue.