Support
Questions, problems, or feedback — we read every message.
Contact us
Email david@navr.io and we'll get back to you within two business days. If something is broken, telling us your child's grade and what you were doing when it happened usually gets it fixed much faster.
Getting started
Create an account, add your child's grade, and answer a few questions about where they are. navr.io uses that to build a study path and show you what to focus on next. It takes about a minute, and you can change any of it later.
What navr.io covers
Math and reading, for elementary grades. That's deliberate — these two subjects carry the most weight at this age, and we'd rather do two well than six poorly. Other subjects aren't on the roadmap right now.
Standards and your state
navr.io maps your child's learning to the grade-level standards their state actually uses. We cover 46 states today, with Indiana, Nebraska, North Dakota, and Rhode Island underway. If your state isn't covered yet, the app still works — you'll see grade-level expectations rather than state-specific ones.
Practice and progress
Skills are labeled Strong, Building, Focus Next, or Getting Started so you can act on them without decoding a score. Progress updates as your child practices. If a skill looks wrong, it usually means we need more evidence — a few more questions in that area will correct it.
Your account and your data
You can delete your account and everything in it at any time, from Settings in the app or from our account deletion page. Deletion is permanent and removes your children's data too. What we collect and why is spelled out in the Privacy Policy.
A note on what navr.io is
navr.io helps you support learning at home. It is not a diagnostic tool and not a substitute for professional educational, psychological, or medical evaluation. If you have concerns about your child's learning, talk to their teacher or school.