Know what your child
learned today.
BrightPath turns each classroom lesson into a short, clear summary for parents, so every family can follow along and help at home.
Why BrightPath
"What did you learn today?" "Nothing." Parents want to help, but they rarely know what happened in class. BrightPath closes that gap between school and home.
Stay in the loop
See today's lessons, upcoming quizzes and school events in one place.
Help at home
A weekly report shows what your child learned and simple ways to support them.
Less work for teachers
Lessons are summarized automatically. Teachers only step in to edit.
How it works
From the classroom to a parent's phone, with the teacher in control.
Teach as usual
A small BrightPath pendant worn by the teacher records the lesson.
AI summarizes
The recording is transcribed, turned into a lesson summary, and the audio is deleted.
Teacher stays in control
The teacher can edit or archive any summary at any time.
Parents are notified
Parents get a notification and can read the lesson in the app.
Built for the whole school
One app, with the right tools for each role.
Parents
- Lesson summaries by subject
- Assignments, quizzes and exams
- Calendar and weekly report
- Push notifications
Teachers
- Edit AI lesson summaries
- Post activities and events
- Manage class rosters
- Issue parent codes
Schools
- Approve teachers and parents
- Manage sections and classes
- Register recording pendants
- Excel import and export
Safe by design
Built for children's data from day one.
Linked by code
Parents connect to their child only with a one-time code from the school.
Audio is not kept
Recordings are deleted right after they are transcribed.
Nothing is lost
Records are archived, never deleted, so school history stays intact.
Meet the team
The people building BrightPath, from the pendant hardware to the app.
Mark Anthony Galon
Hardware, Firmware and Pilot Lead
Rodrigo Galon
Hardware, Firmware and 3D Modeling
Arjay Charcos
Mobile App and Software
Ready to get started?
Use BrightPath in your browser on any phone or computer. Ask your school for your parent code to connect your child.