You already know something is off. The way he answered you this morning. The look she gave you at dinner last night. You filed it away because you had to.
What you actually get
What you get
One focused read on your child's current stage — written for today, not a course
Language you can actually use when the moment is in front of you
No login wall, no course to finish, no timer running
The part that matters
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Most dads carry that without any frame for it. Not because they don't care — they do — but because nobody handed them a read on what is actually happening at this age, in plain language, today.
Compass is one page. It tells you what your kid's current stage looks like from their side. It gives you one thing to try. It takes two minutes. You don't finish it later. You read it now.
That's the whole thing. One page, your kid's age, today. The next time you're standing in the hallway not knowing what to say, you'll have something.
Straight answers
Questions you're probably asking
Is this actually free?
Free. Every feature is included. There is no tier above this.
Do I have to set up an account before I can read anything?
You put in your child's age during onboarding and Compass is ready. That is the whole setup.
Is this going to tell me I'm parenting wrong?
No. It tells you what your kid's stage looks like from their side and gives you one thing to try. That's it.
I have more than one kid at different ages. Does that work?
Yes. You can add each child separately and get a read specific to each of them.
How is this different from reading a parenting article?
It's shorter, it's specific to your child's current age band, and it ends with something concrete you can do today — not a list of principles to internalize over months.
What if I also need help after I've already lost my temper?
Anchor has a separate surface for that. It gives you the exact words to say to your kid right after a hard moment. Same app, same download.