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Something cool we've been working on. The fastest way to master multiplication facts. My kids are addicted to it. It's free.

Trick-or-Treat Conundrum

The goal with Synthesis is to make an education experience that a) feels like a massive video game, b) confers useful skills, and c) serves as a credential for the top kids to skip college and go straight to a job. Toward that last one, we just launched our "Supercollaborator"

This is the best last-minute gift for curious kids. 🎁 🌲 No shipping fees. No delivery issues. No wrestling with wrapping paper. synthesis.com/camp

I hate playing the Synthesis games because it’s too much like my day job as a tech ceo. My kids seem to love it though. And I like hearing them play games that have more complex decisions than “shoot over there!”

Not being cute, this is the darkest vision for America I’ve ever read. No sleepovers, no saturday morning cartoons. No joy. Nothing to look forward to but endless grinding competition. Life itself sacrificed. In its place, “success.”

Our family just finished our first camp with Synthesis The idea was to see if teams at Synthesis would be a good fit in addition to the work we already do with tutor. As a homeschool mom + former classroom/online teacher I was surprised by what we observed. 🧵 (1/10)

Kids love the Tutor. And we are just getting started. 2025 we are going to blow a lot of minds!!

When Elon started the lab school at SpaceX in 2014, he applied his first principles approach. One principle is to be clear about goals. For Elon, the purpose of education was to make kids better problem solvers and builders. Contrast this with modern schooling which doesn't

Thrilled to partner with visionary Governor Governor Kevin Stitt and Education Secretary Nellie Sanders to bring the magic of the Synthesis AI tutor to Oklahoma schools and families. Tutor will be available to ALL third grade students in the state this fall. Proud to work with the

Kids doing a post game review in Synthesis Teams. They'll regroup, discuss course corrections, and try to do better next time. Just like life.