Help make the work possible.

We are raising support for the work required to complete, test, release and establish the first erniee programme.

That work includes the product, educational and psychology input, accessibility, privacy, testing, resources, promotion and the first period of operation after launch.

Why erniee needs backing.

Children use the products. Adults and organisations fund their creation and upkeep.

Support can come through public backing, founding businesses, grants that fit the mission and optional physical learning products. Every programme will name the product outcome and how continued availability will be paid for.

Ways to support

  • Support as an individual.

    Register what you may contribute when the first campaign opens. Registration is not a payment or a commitment. It helps erniee understand the level of early interest and plan the programme responsibly.

    Register individual support
  • Become a founding business.

    Founding businesses can make a defined contribution to the programme and receive agreed recognition, progress updates and a clear account of what their support helped fund.

    Business recognition belongs on the erniee website and in adult-facing communication. It will not appear as advertising inside the child’s experience.

    Discuss business backing
  • Help test the work.

    Families, teachers and schools can register interest in a structured Spellify pilot. Testing must have a clear purpose, appropriate consent and a practical demand on participants.

    Register for a pilot
  • Contribute relevant expertise.

    erniee welcomes conversations with people whose experience is relevant to the work, including primary education, educational psychology, dyslexia and dyscalculia, accessibility, child development, privacy and research design.

    Offer expertise

How we will report progress.

  1. Publish the agreed programme scope before taking money.
  2. Show how funds are allocated across delivery, expertise, testing, promotion and operation.
  3. Report progress against named milestones.
  4. Explain material changes, delays and decisions.
  5. Name the planned source of upkeep for every released product.

Register your interest.

Tell us who you are and how you would like to help. It takes a minute.

Register as
How I would like to help

Choose any. It tells us what to contact you about.

So we can contact you when the first programme opens. Nothing else.
Your expertise, the school or the introduction you have in mind.

This is not a payment. We will contact you when the first programme opens so you can decide whether to take part.