Your learning data has always been able to answer questions — you just needed a way to ask. Peddy is the friendly bird in your navbar that answers plain-English questions about your own progress, homework, sessions, and mock results, replying with a clear explanation plus charts and tables where they help.
Ask in plain English
"What are my weakest topics in mechanics?" "How did my last three mock exams go?" "Which homework is due this week?"
No dashboards to dig through, no filters to configure. Ask the question the way you'd ask a teacher, and Peddy pulls the answer from your own learning history.
Answers you can actually read
Peddy replies with a short, friendly explanation — and when the answer is really a trend or a comparison, it attaches a chart or a results table alongside the text.
Progress over time, mastery by subtopic, homework completion, mock exam scores: the numbers are all there, drawn for you instead of buried in a menu.
For teachers and parents too
Teachers and parents get their own Peddy, scoped to their students and children. "How did the class do on last week's homework?" or "Where has Sarah improved this term?" gets a straight answer with the data to back it up — faster than assembling the same picture from reports.
Your data, and only yours
Peddy only ever sees the data your account is already allowed to see — that boundary is enforced on our servers, not just in the interface. A student's Peddy sees that student's learning history; a parent's Peddy sees their connected children; nothing else.
Where to find Peddy
Look for the bird in the navbar — one tap opens the chat anywhere in the app. The popup is resizable, and you can pop it out to a full page that carries on the same conversation.
Ask it something small today ("what should I revise next?") and you'll see why we gave the data a beak.