No. The trainer focuses on rough map shape, placement, and recall.

Best for homeschool students who can follow short independent drawing prompts. Parents can guide younger students.

Lessons are built for short sessions — about 10 minutes a day works well.

The current product includes 14 world-map lessons from reference lines through a final world-map redraw.

No. It teaches recognizable world-map structure: continents, oceans, major anchors, and coastlines. It is not full country mastery.

No. It is drawing practice: draw from memory, reveal the overlay, grade, and redraw.

No. It is focused map-memory practice that works alongside a history or geography curriculum.

Mostly yes for older students. Younger students may need parent help.

The grader compares your drawing to the lesson reference for shape, placement, coverage, and extra stray marks. You get a score, pass/near-miss/keep-going result, and specific features to redraw.

It is a 0-100 check against that lesson's reference, not artistic quality. Passing means the important shapes are close enough and required features are present.

A grade is the review. Passed lessons come back later on a 1, 3, 7, 14, 30, then 60 day schedule so the map stays recallable.

Because passing once is practice; passing again later proves retention. If a lesson is due, it returns as a blank-page recall check.

A due lesson opens blank, with old drawings and overlays hidden until the first grade. That checks recall instead of recognition.

A lesson is mastered after you pass it cold. It can still return later for long-term review.

Yes. The homepage demo lets you draw the world map and get a real graded score, no account needed. The free draw page is also open to everyone. If you buy and it is not a fit, there is a 7-day refund window.

Best on a computer with a mouse, trackpad, or stylus. Touch drawing works in tablet browsers, but a desktop gives the smoothest experience.

Each purchase covers one student account, so each child keeps their own progress and grading history.

Yes. Progress is saved to your account and syncs across your signed-in devices.

Launch access is a one-time $29 purchase, rising to $49 on July 15, 2026. It includes the current 14-lesson world-map course and every future improvement to it. New regional or country-specific courses may be sold separately.

No. It is a one-time payment.

Yes. Email support within 7 days of purchase if it is not a fit.

Your account unlocks all 14 lessons immediately after Stripe checkout.