Bloom is an AI learning service built around how neurodivergent children actually think — adaptive, patient, and deeply personalised. With a dedicated space for parents, too.
How Bloom works
Bloom maps each child's unique cognitive profile and continuously adjusts content pacing, format, and complexity to match how they learn best.
Rather than focusing on deficits, Bloom identifies and builds on each child's strengths — creating genuine confidence alongside skill growth.
Visual, auditory, kinesthetic — content is presented across multiple formats so every child finds their preferred way in to each subject.
Parents and educators receive clear, jargon-free reports on learning patterns, breakthroughs, and areas to explore together.
No timers, no leaderboards, no shame. Bloom's interface is designed to be low-sensory, predictable, and anxiety-aware at every step.
A dedicated space with guides, conversation starters, and expert-backed strategies so the whole team around a child can support consistently.
Made for everyone involved
Bloom's AI tutor is endlessly patient, never judges, and always finds a new way to explain something if the first way didn't click.
Content is broken into manageable chunks with built-in brain breaks. Sessions are short, rewarding, and always end on a win.
Parenting a neurodivergent child can feel isolating. Bloom gives you a clear picture of how your child is learning — and practical tools to help at home.
No jargon, no shame. Just honest insight and actionable guidance from evidence-based resources.
Bloom gives teachers a real-time view of each student's learning profile — making differentiated instruction practical, not theoretical.
Integrate with existing classroom tools and share insights with parents seamlessly.
The 0–6 window is the most important period for neurodivergent support — and the most underserved. Bloom's Early Years companion is for parents navigating this stage: before school, before formal diagnosis, and often before anyone else is listening.
This isn't AI tutoring. It's guidance, recognition, and connection — designed for the families who need support right now, in the early years.
Who Bloom supports
Short, engaging sessions with movement breaks, minimal distractions, and external motivation systems.
Predictable routines, clear instructions, social stories, and sensory-aware design throughout.
Dyslexia-friendly fonts, text-to-speech, phonics support, and multi-sensory reading approaches.
Simplified navigation, reduced motor demand, and sequencing support for tasks and instructions.
Choice-rich, low-demand learning paths with gentle boundaries and emotional regulation tools.
Extended processing time, simplified language, and step-by-step chunking for complex content.
Challenging extension activities alongside targeted support for specific learning difficulties.
Bloom's adaptive AI profiles each child individually — not just their diagnosis.
"We will never make your child feel stupid or behind."
Grounded in evidence
Bloom draws on decades of educational psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and the expertise of SEND specialists — and shaped with neurodivergent families through research and a closed beta.
Every feature is purposeful. Nothing is there for engagement at the cost of wellbeing.
Bloom's content architecture follows UDL principles — multiple means of representation, engagement, and expression — so every child can access learning in their preferred way.
Children move forward when they're ready, not when a schedule dictates. Spaced repetition and retrieval practice are built into every learning path.
Drawing on polyvagal theory and trauma-informed practice, Bloom's AI recognises emotional states and adjusts the learning environment to keep children in their window of tolerance.
Our content and AI are reviewed by educational psychologists, speech & language therapists, occupational therapists, and neurodivergent adults with lived experience.
Simple, honest pricing
Early access
Join the waitlist. Early members get 3 months free and help shape the platform.