Reading Comprehension and Writing AI Tutor.
Significantly improve your child’s English proficiency.
Built by a parent who wanted more for his children than school was going to provide.
It replaces the reading comprehension workbooks you buy and then have to mark yourself. Marking one properly means reading the whole passage, reading your child’s answer, and working out what is missing from it. Most parents stop doing that within two weeks. The alternative most families settle for is multiple choice software, which never asks a child to write anything at all.
StratoReading works out your child’s real reading level rather than assuming their school year, so a child ahead of their grade is not bored and a child behind it is not drowning. It marks what they write against real teaching rubrics, and it shows them exactly why every mark was given.
The topics are chosen by your child, so they stay interested while they get better. And no more dry and boring topics.
Your child sits in a classroom about six hours a day for thirteen years. Nationally, here is what that is producing.
Only 31%
of US fourth graders reach the national reading standard called Proficient. That is two points below 2022 and four points below 2019.
33%
of US eighth graders now fall below even the Basic level. That is the largest share ever recorded.
- National Assessment of Educational Progress, 2024 reading assessment, grade 4, at nationsreportcard.gov.
- National Assessment Governing Board, 2024 results, grade 8, at nagb.gov.
- Sat January to March 2024, the most recent assessment published. The 2026 one was sat this spring and results are due early 2027.
Subscribe to StratoReading, your child’s AI powered literacy guide. Ten dollars a month, or ninety six for the year. Reading is the subject every other subject is taught through, so it is the one that compounds. A child who reads well takes more out of every lesson, every test, and eventually every lecture. Set against that, the price is not really the question.
Not ready? Seven passages free, no credit card. Your child reads, writes real answers, and gets them marked. You see the marking before you decide anything.