👨‍👩‍👧 Parent Dashboard

This course knows when to alert you, but it needs EmailJS (a free email-sending service) to actually deliver the mail. These three codes are the connection details:

• Service ID — which email account sends the mail. In EmailJS you connect an email provider (easiest: your own Gmail) under Email Services. The connected service gets an ID like service_ab12xyz. It answers: "send FROM where?"
• Template ID — what the email looks like. You create the message once, with placeholders like {{lesson}} and {{spent}} that the course fills in with real data. The template gets an ID like template_x7gh2kp. It answers: "send WHAT?"
• Public Key — your EmailJS account's name tag (found under Account → General). It tells EmailJS which account a send request belongs to. It's called public because it's safe to put in a web page — unlike a password, the worst anyone could do with it is send your own templates.

So when an alert fires, the course tells EmailJS: "Account Public Key, send via email service Service ID, formatted with Template ID — here are the fill-in values."

1. Create a free account at emailjs.com.
2. Go to Email Services → Add New Service → pick Gmail (or your provider) → connect it → copy the Service ID (looks like service_ab12xyz).
3. Go to Email Templates → Create New Template. Set the "To email" field to {{to_email}}, the subject to {{subject}}, and paste this as the body:

   Child: {{child}}
   
   {{level_text}}
   
   Lesson: {{lesson}}
   Time spent: {{spent}} (usually takes {{expected}})
   
   Overall: {{summary}}

   Save and copy the Template ID (looks like template_x7gh2kp).
4. Go to Account → General: copy your Public Key, and turn ON "Allow EmailJS API for non-browser applications" (required — this course runs from local files, not a website).
5. Fill in everything below, press Save settings, then Send test email. If the test lands in your inbox, you're done!
6. Multiple children? The {{child}} line shows which profile the email is about — the child's name also appears in the email subject automatically, like [Ayşe] 🚨 …. If you created your template before profiles existed, just add the Child: {{child}} line to it (or skip it — the subject carries the name anyway).

Notes: emails can only be sent while the course is open in the browser on this computer. Absence alerts still work when the tab is in the background — but a fully closed browser or a sleeping laptop cannot send anything. The free EmailJS plan (~200 emails/month) is far more than needed.

1. Create an API key at console.anthropic.com (Settings → API keys).
2. Add a small credit balance and set a monthly spending limit (e.g. $5) — each question costs a fraction of a cent to a few cents.
3. Paste the key below, choose a model, enable, and press "Test the tutor".

Honest note: the key is stored in this browser. A curious child could technically find it — the spending limit is your safety net.

1. Create a free account at elevenlabs.io and copy your API key (profile icon → API Keys).
2. The free plan includes about 10,000 characters per month — roughly 10–15 lesson movies. Paid plans cost more; only enable what you're comfortable with.
3. Paste the key below, enable, and press "Test the voice". If your browser blocks the request, the test will say so — the movies then simply keep using the built-in voices.

Like the tutor key, this key is stored only in this browser and sent only to ElevenLabs.