Llamaroo is an education platform built around a simple idea: kids finish lessons when the lesson feels like a game. Instead of a static worksheet or slide deck, teachers, parents, and tutors describe a topic and Llamaroo's AI returns a full course outline with modules and lessons. Each lesson is assembled from structured activity pieces — stories that set context, quizzes and sorting tasks that check understanding, dialogue prompts that push critical thinking, and games that reinforce through play. The visual timeline editor means anyone comfortable with a slide deck can build and edit a course without coding.
Student access is deliberately lightweight. Learners visit a link, enter a class code and a personal PIN, and they are in. There are no student email addresses, no passwords, and no accounts holding personal information, which keeps onboarding fast for young children and simpler for school data policies. Classroom progress tracking shows which students finished which modules, so teachers can spot who needs help. The platform claims student data is never sent to AI services, no ads are shown to students, and the student experience is fully self-contained with no open web access.
Pricing follows who you teach. A free plan covers one learning space and one learner with the first course free to generate; the Home plan targets homeschool families and tutors; the Class plan covers classrooms with multiple rooms and staff seats; and Enterprise adds custom team sizes, pooled AI credits, domain and security policy, OneRoster provisioning, and formal agreements. AI course generation consumes credits, with monthly pools on paid plans plus top-up packs available on any plan. Curriculum references listed on the site span widely used elementary programs across math, literacy, and science.
