Frequently asked questions

Everything parents, teachers and curious kids ask about Sakrano.

What is Sakrano?

Sakrano is an interactive learning platform for kids. A child picks any topic they are curious about, and Sakrano builds a learning notebook for it: a short narrated video lesson, quizzes, and a safe AI tutor chat grounded in that topic's research.

What age group is Sakrano for?

Sakrano is designed for school-age kids, roughly ages 6 to 17. Children under 13 join through a parent account or a teacher's class code; teens 13 and older can sign up themselves.

How does Sakrano work?

A child (or teacher) enters a topic — for example volcanoes, Ancient Rome or the water cycle. Sakrano researches it and generates a narrated video lesson with quizzes. The child watches the video, takes the quiz, and can ask follow-up questions in a chat that only answers from the lesson's own research.

Is Sakrano free?

Signing up is free and includes starter credits. Browsing public notebooks made by other learners is free; creating new notebooks uses credits, and paid plans add more.

Do I need a class code to use Sakrano?

No. Class codes are only for students joining a teacher's class. Anyone can sign up directly as a learner, parent or teacher.

Can teachers use Sakrano in the classroom?

Yes. Teachers create a class, generate topic notebooks in the class's language, set quiz goals, track each student's progress, and print or download the materials (including a student worksheet pack and a Word export).

Does Sakrano support Hebrew?

Yes. Sakrano generates full lessons — video narration, quizzes and chat — in Hebrew with right-to-left layout, as well as English, Spanish, French and Russian.