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Take the placement test
About 25 questions in Math and Reading. It feels like a game, not a test, and it shows where your child really is, not just the grade on paper.
Homeschool, Pre K to 12th grade
Build it right,
one step at a time.
Cubit meets each of your kids at their own level. A short placement test finds where they really are, lessons follow North Carolina standards, and you can see real progress every step of the way.
- Pre K through 12th grade
- Built on NC standards
- $49 a month per family
Grown ups: hold to open
Who's learning now?
One tablet, everyone takes turns.
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EmmyPre K
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Annsleigh2nd grade
D
Dj3rd grade
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Easton4th grade
Math: Medium
Placement test
Question 9 of about 25
How it works
Start where they are.
Grow from there.
No guessing which book to buy or which grade to start in. Cubit measures first, then teaches.
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Get a track for their grade
Each subject gets an Easy, Medium or Hard track for your child's grade. Cubit suggests one, and you can switch it anytime.
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Check in every two weeks
For the first three months, a short check every two weeks keeps each level adjusting, and you get a progress update after every one.
Easy
More support
Pictures, smaller steps and warm ups that fill earlier gaps, so nothing gets skipped.
Medium
Right on pace
The core lessons for your child's grade, at a steady pace that keeps them moving.
Hard
More challenge
Every lesson adds a challenge question for kids who are ready to stretch.
Same grade, same standards. Every track teaches the same grade level standards. The track only changes how much support or challenge comes with each lesson.
Made for families
One tablet. Every kid gets their own.
Brothers and sisters can share a single tablet. Each child has a profile with their own grade, their own tracks and their own lessons, so a preschooler and a high schooler never get mixed up.
- A profile for each childTap your name and pick up right where you left off.
- Grown up area stays lockedKids can't change levels or settings on their own.
- Today's plan is readySit down, press Start, and the day's lessons are already lined up.
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EmmyPre KMath: Easy
A
Annsleigh2nd gradeReading: Medium
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Dj3rd gradeMath: Medium
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Easton4th gradeReading: Hard
Sample profiles from our pilot family.
What parents see
Know exactly where each child stands.
You stay in charge. Cubit does the planning and the measuring, and shows you everything in plain words.
- Progress updatesA report after the placement test and after every check, showing each subject's level and how it changed.
- Levels you controlSee the suggested track for each subject and switch it with one tap.
- Standards, spelled outSee which North Carolina standards each child has shown and what to focus on next.
Check 2 report · 4th grade
SampleHere's where Easton is.
MathRight on track
Math is at a 4th grade level.
3rd4th5th
ReadingAhead
Reads like a 5th grader.
3rd4th5th
In plain wordsEaston is right where we'd expect in Math and a step ahead in Reading. Next check in two weeks.
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One price for the whole family.
Add every child you teach. The price stays the same.
Family plan
$49per month, per family
Any number of kids, Pre K through 12th grade.
- Placement test for every child
- Easy, Medium and Hard tracks you can switch anytime
- Lessons built on North Carolina standards
- Checks every two weeks for the first three months
- Progress updates for parents
- A profile for each child on one shared tablet
Joining the waitlist is free. Nothing is charged.
Why we call it Cubit
A measure as old as the ark.
A cubit is one of the oldest units of measurement there is: the length from your elbow to the tip of your middle finger, about 18 inches. Every child carries one in their own arm.
Noah built the ark from an exact plan measured in cubits. Goliath stood six cubits and a span. Great things were built one cubit at a time, by following a plan bigger than the builder.
"The length of the ark shall be three hundred cubits, the breadth of it fifty cubits, and the height of it thirty cubits."GENESIS 6:15
One cubit
Elbow to fingertip, about 18 inches
Noah's ark, drawn to scale
300 cubits long, 50 wide, 30 high
One step at a time
Big learning is built from small lessons done well, day after day.
Measure real progress
Placement and regular checks show honest growth, not just pages finished.
Follow a good plan
Lessons follow a clear path through the standards, so every step leads somewhere.
FAQ
Questions parents ask.
What ages and grades does Cubit cover?
Pre K through 12th grade. Each child is placed by what they actually know, so a kid who is ahead or behind in one subject gets lessons that fit.
How does the placement test work?
New kids answer about 25 questions in Math and Reading. The questions adjust as they go, so it stays short and never feels like a pass or fail exam. When it's done, you see where each child landed and the track Cubit suggests.
Can I change my child's track?
Yes, anytime. Each subject has its own Easy, Medium or Hard setting, and you can switch it with one tap from the parent area. Cubit will also suggest a change when a check shows your child is ready.
How often are kids retested?
For the first three months, every two weeks. Each check is short and takes the place of a regular lesson. After every check you get a progress update showing where each subject stands.
What standards do the lessons follow?
Lessons are built on the North Carolina Standard Course of Study, and every lesson is tagged with the standards it teaches, so you can see exactly what has been covered.
How many kids can I add?
As many as you teach. The family plan is $49 a month no matter how many children you add, and they can all share one tablet with their own profiles.
Is Cubit a Christian app?
Our name and the idea behind it come from the Bible, and we're glad to share that story. The lessons themselves focus on academics built on state standards, so any homeschool family is welcome.
When can we start?
Cubit is in a pilot with our own family right now. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know as soon as it opens to more families.
Join the waitlist
Be first in line when Cubit opens.
Tell us a little about your family and we'll reach out when there's a spot for you.
- Free to join, no payment details
- One email when it's your turn
- $49 a month per family when you start
You're on the list.
Thanks for your interest in Cubit. We'll be in touch when a spot opens.