Personalised, AI-powered one-on-one tutoring for Years 1–8, aligned to the NZ Curriculum. HopFocus adapts to your child's pace, interests and learning needs — calm, fun, and judgement-free.

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Inspired by classic one-on-one tutoring. 15 focused minutes. No cognitive overload.
Same shape, every single time. That predictability is what helps a lot of kids relax into learning — especially kids who find surprises or fast pace overwhelming.
Everything a proper one-on-one tutor would give — plus a bunny who never gets tired.
Hop levels the child up as they master concepts — never above their head.
Hop isn't just waiting for you to flag a struggle — it's always quietly assessing in the background, in every subject, so gaps get caught early instead of building up unnoticed.
No putting a hand up in a room of 30 kids. No falling behind while the class moves on. Your child sets the pace.
Full voice-in / voice-out with a NZ-friendly accent. Or read + type. Their choice.
Plain-English progress. 'Fractions', '7 × 8' — not confusing acronyms.
Locked to schooling topics. No open-ended chat. No surprises.
Netflix-style tiles for each child. One shared sign-in. PIN-protected parent tile.
Assign gaps, share reports, aligned to NZ Curriculum outcomes.
Your child scribbles their working. Hop sees it and gives real feedback.
Earn crowns, hats and streak games — enough joy to keep coming back, never distracting.
Every lesson framework is built directly from the real NZ Curriculum (Te Mātaiaho), and a qualified NZ teacher and learning-support review is underway as part of our pilot process.
A quick sign-up gets Hop ready to go — then Hop keeps quietly checking in on every subject in the background, so it always knows exactly where your child is at.
A peek at what your child (and you) actually see — the home screen, a live lesson, and the parent dashboard.




Every family's needs are different. Here's an honest side-by-side of what each option actually gives you.
Sources: Kip McGrath pricing from published pricing pages at kipmcgrath.co.nz. Mathletics' Ministry funding status from the official Mathletics NZ / Tahurangi announcements. Please confirm current pricing directly with each provider — figures may change.
For neurodivergent kids, anxious kids, or anyone who finds a busy classroom hard to focus in — HopFocus offers something different: one-on-one time, zero peer pressure, and a patient tutor who never sighs, never rushes, and never runs out of ways to re-explain something.
We built this because we needed it too — not just an idea, a promise from someone who understands.

HopFocus started with my own kids. As a neurodivergent parent to neurodivergent children, I spent years searching for support that actually fit how they learn — and kept hitting the same wall: it's expensive, it's limited, or it just doesn't exist.
I also needed that extra help myself as a kid, and I know how much of a difference it makes when someone is patient with you instead of rushing you along.
So I built the tutor I wish we'd had — with every lesson framework drawn directly from the real NZ Curriculum (Te Mātaiaho) so the content itself is grounded in official material, not guesswork. A qualified NZ teacher and learning-support review of the teaching approach is underway right now as part of our pilot — so it keeps getting better with real classroom eyes on it, not just ours.

Hop can only talk about schooling. There's no open chat, no rabbit holes (sorry Hop), no data creepiness. The parent tile is PIN-protected.
One subscription covers the whole whānau, plus a package for schools.
We do custom-quoted school & class packages too — aligned to the NZ Curriculum, with teacher dashboards and class reporting.
Yes. Hop is locked to schooling topics only — no open chat, no external links, no surprises. The parent tile is PIN-protected.
Hop is topic-locked to schooling. If a child tries to steer off-topic, Hop gently brings them back to the lesson rather than following along.
Many families use HopFocus exactly for this. It's one-on-one, predictable, judgement-free, and lets your child go at their own pace — without comparison to other kids. It's not a therapy or diagnostic tool, just a calmer way to learn.
Yep — Hop teaches to the New Zealand Curriculum for Years 1–8. Teachers can even align lessons to specific outcomes.
Maths, reading, writing, spelling and oral language — all in one place, no separate apps needed.
It starts with a quick, easy sign-up step that gets Hop ready before the first lesson. But it doesn't stop there — Hop keeps gently assessing your child in the background, in every subject, the whole time they use it. That means it always knows exactly where they're at in their Phase for maths, reading, writing and spelling individually, so no gap ever goes unnoticed.
Hop never says 'incorrect'. It says 'not quite' or 'close', celebrates effort, and re-teaches the tricky bit.
No — Hop sits alongside school, not instead of it. Think one-on-one extra support between school lessons, not a replacement for the classroom.
About 15 focused minutes — a Warm-up, Learn, We-do, You-do and Wrap-up. Perfect after-school size.
Nope. Kids can voice-chat with Hop or fully read and type. Whatever suits.
Whatever suits them that day — full voice chat, or reading and typing. Their choice, every time.
No — Solo Star and Family plans both include unlimited lessons, so your child can use Hop as often (or as little) as suits your family.
Yes — each child gets their own profile. Solo Star covers one child; the Family plan adds each extra child for a flat $99/month, and Hop personalises separately for each one.
15 minutes a day. A patient bunny. A confident kid.