For parents · Classes 7 to 12
Help your child win in an AI-first world — as a builder, not just a user.
Five-minute daily drills, a guided journey towards the Indian AI Olympiad, and progress you can actually see. Your child learns how AI really works — and grows into a confident thinker who builds with it, wisely.
- Free
- No signup needed
- 20 questions · about 30 minutes
Why now
AI fluency is the new head start.
Your child will study, work and create alongside AI. The children who stand out won’t be the ones who simply type questions into a chatbot — they’ll be the ones who understand how it works, check what it says, and build with it.
An AI user
Gets answers
- Asks AI for the answer
- Takes the output on trust
- Uses apps other people made
- Hopes the result is right
An AI builder
Gets results — and understands them
- Breaks the problem down first
- Checks it — and knows how it can fail
- Writes code to build their own tools
- Tests, measures and improves it
Sharper thinking
Logic, probability and careful use of evidence — skills that lift maths and science too.
Real confidence
Confidence that comes from solving hard problems, not from shortcuts.
A way to stand out
Olympiad experience and genuine skill give your child something real to talk about.
Good judgement
Knowing when to trust AI, when to question it and how to use it fairly.
The goal
A national stage to aim for.
INAIO — the Indian National Artificial Intelligence Olympiad — is India’s selection pathway towards IOAI, the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence. A goal like this gives daily practice a purpose, and the preparation itself is valuable, whatever the result.
The pathway
- Stage 1
- Stage 2
- Training
- National camp
- IOAI
Summit is mapped to INAIO Stage 1 and Stage 2.
A goal with a finish line
“Learn AI” becomes something concrete — rounds to prepare for and a date to work towards.
Beyond the school syllabus
Maths, logic, coding and machine learning, applied to problems school rarely sets.
Calm under the clock
Timed rounds build focus and composure that help in every exam that follows.
Something real to show
Taking part shows initiative and genuine skill — a story worth telling in applications and interviews.
A national benchmark
Your child sees how their thinking measures up against motivated students across India.
A path that goes further
Selected students go on to further training, a national camp and the chance to represent India.
ProofNPixel AI is an independent preparation provider. Olympiad registration, eligibility and selection are handled by the official organisers.
Read the Olympiad guideHow it works
Five minutes a day. Real progress every week.
A clear two-year path, built around short daily practice. Your child always knows what to do next — and you never have to plan it.
Step 1
Take the free Prep Test
Twenty questions across the areas the Olympiad tests. It explains every answer and recommends Base Camp or Summit.
Step 2
Follow a guided journey
Units unlock one after another. Each topic has a short guide, then drills at Trail, Ridge and Peak.
Step 3
Build a daily habit
A drill is five questions — about five minutes. Daily XP goals and streaks make showing up feel good.
Step 4
Prove it
8-question unit tests and timed mock papers in the Olympiad’s style turn practice into mastery.
Base Camp, then Summit.
Two programmes, one path. The Prep Test tells you where your child should begin.
Base Camp
Build the maths, coding and AI foundations the Olympiad stands on.
- Think like a problem-solver
- Talk to computers
- Meet AI
- Bridge to the Olympiad
12 units · Typically Classes 7–10 · no coding needed
Summit
Train for INAIO Stage 1 and Stage 2, the way the Olympiad tests you.
- Stage 1 · Foundations
- Stage 1 · Computation & ML
- Stage 2 · Hands-on AI
- Exam sprint
12 units · Typically Classes 9–12 · INAIO Stage 1 & 2
What your child actually does.
Five-minute drills
Five questions on one idea. Perfect before school or after homework.
Topic guides
A short guide with a worked example teaches each idea before it’s practised.
Olympiad-style problems
Trail to Peak: from gentle first steps to Olympiad-level twists.
Concept simulators
Grow a decision tree or watch a model overfit — learning by doing, not memorising.
Real Python
Reading, tracing and writing code from the very first line. No experience needed.
Responsible AI
Bias, privacy, data quality and safe use of AI — taught as part of the syllabus.
Progress you can see
No guesswork. Just clear signals.
Your child’s progress page separates effort from performance, so you can tell the difference between “working hard” and “getting it” — and celebrate both. It makes a good five-minute conversation each week.
Effort level
Low, medium or high — from how many days your child practised, and how much, over the last two weeks.
Performance level
From accuracy and question difficulty over the last month, once there are enough answers to be fair.
Streaks and daily goals
Your child picks a daily XP goal — from a gentle 20 XP upwards — and keeps a streak alive.
Topics due a refresh
Topics not practised for 14 days are flagged, so nothing quietly slips away.
National and state leaderboards
Weekly, monthly and yearly boards across India and in your state. They reset often, so every student gets a fresh shot.
Safety & values
Safe by design. Good habits built in.
We built ProofNPixel AI as the kind of screen time we’d want for our own children: short, focused and kind.
Short, purposeful screen time
Practice is built around five-minute drills. The gentlest daily goal is just 20 XP, and daily XP caps mean a marathon session earns no more than a steady one.
Responsible AI, taught explicitly
Bias, privacy, data quality and the safe, honest use of AI are part of the syllabus — not an afterthought.
Private on leaderboards
Only a username and state are shown. Never a real name, email address or photo.
No ads
There are no adverts on the platform — nothing to distract your child and nothing sold to them.
Understanding, not copying
Every question comes with a worked explanation. The aim is to understand the idea, not just finish the task.
Healthy competition
Boards reset regularly, and XP rewards both showing up and getting it right — so consistency counts as much as talent.
By class
Where your child starts.
No prior coding or AI is needed for Base Camp. If you’re unsure, the free Prep Test recommends a starting point.
Start at Base Camp
Two unhurried years: foundations now, then Olympiad preparation in Summit from Class 9. Head Start covers both years in one journey.
Base Camp or Summit
The Prep Test decides. Students who already handle a good share of Olympiad-style questions start Summit; others build foundations in Base Camp first.
Straight to Summit
With the Olympiad close, start preparing now. Summit’s early units revisit the foundations, and Trail drills build up to each Peak.
The AI Prep Test · Free
Thirty minutes today. A head start for years.
Sit with your child for the free AI Prep Test. You’ll both see where they stand today — and exactly where to begin.
No signup · Every answer explained · Results instantly