A moment that already happened
What they saw, in context — not a conclusion about who your child is.
For example, from a teacher
When his tower fell during the building challenge, he sat quietly for a minute, then started again with a wider base.
ToolsMosaic
Mosaicby HeoCoinPilotMany caring perspectives. One child, seen more fully.
Your child’s life doesn’t only happen at home. Mosaic lets the adults you trust — a teacher, a coach, a grandparent — share small moments from the parts of the day you don’t get to see. You read each one first, and your family decides what it means.
- Parents invite the people they trust
- Parents review every contribution
- No scores, no rankings
The idea
Each adult sees one piece of your child’s world.
At home you see one side of your child. Their teacher sees another. A coach, a grandparent, a tutor — each notices things that happen when you’re not in the room. None of these pieces is the whole child. Placed side by side, they help you see more.
- Parents · at homeThe questions at bedtime. The mood after a long day.
- Teacher · at schoolWhat happens when a group task goes wrong.
- Coach · at the poolThe third try, after two misses.
- Grandparents · weekendsThe stories told only to them. The recipe they asked to learn.
- Tutor or caregiver · weekday afternoonsThe moment a hard idea finally clicked.
No single piece defines your child. Mosaic simply helps the pieces reach home.
How Mosaic works
Four small steps. The last one is always yours.
- 1
You invite someone you trust
Send a private invitation link from HeoCoin. They open it in their browser — nothing to install, no account to create.
- 2
They share a Moment or an Announcement
A few sentences about something they saw, or something your family should know. Photos are optional.
- 3
You receive it and read it first
Every piece comes to you. Nothing is added to your child’s journey on its own.
- 4
Your family decides what it means
Talk about it, keep it, or simply let it be. If it matters, bring it into your HeoCoin journey — your way.
Two simple ways to contribute
Something that happened. Or something you should know.
Mosaic keeps it to two kinds of contribution, so no one has to learn a system to share what they noticed.
Something the family should know
Context, a reminder, a change of plan, a useful link. It doesn’t need to be about how your child did.
For example, from a swim coach
Thursday’s class moves to 4:30 this week. We’ll practise in the deep end — please pack goggles.
Making values visible
See more than the final result.
A report card shows how something ended. But the moments that matter often appear earlier — in effort, kindness, hesitation, mistakes, retries, and small choices along the way. Mosaic helps those moments reach you.
Trying again
She rubbed out the whole answer and tried a different way.
Tutor · Tuesday, 5:40 pm
Forgetting something important
He reached class without his reading folder, even after this morning’s reminder.
Teacher · Monday morning
Taking responsibility
She told the coach she’d forgotten to put the balls away, then went back to do it.
Football coach · Saturday training
Showing curiosity
He stayed after the lesson to ask where rain comes from.
Science teacher · after class
Speaking up
She said, quietly, that the rule wasn’t fair to the younger kids.
Aunt · family picnic
Something to talk about
She left most of her lunch unfinished and hurried off to play before the bell.
Caregiver · after school
Mosaic records a moment
“In this moment, she went back and tried a different approach.”
Not a verdict
“She is persistent.”
One moment is evidence of an experience, not a permanent label. A value becomes visible in what your child did — it doesn’t get attached to who your child is.
Your family stays in control
Many perspectives, not many judges.
More adults noticing your child doesn’t mean more adults deciding about your child. That stays with your family.
Your family
- Invites the people it trusts — and can stop an invitation at any time
- Reads every piece before it goes anywhere
- Decides what it means, and what — if anything — becomes part of the HeoCoin journey
Contributors can’t
- Change your family’s decisions or agreements
- Give or take away coin
- See your family’s private data
Mosaic never
- Scores or rates children
- Ranks children or compares them with each other
- Turns one moment into a permanent label
- Makes decisions about your child automatically
Part of HeoCoin
Mosaic brings the pieces in. HeoCoin is where your family makes sense of them.
- Trusted adultsnotice something and share it
- Mosaiccarries each piece home — and nowhere else
- Parent reviewsreads it first and decides
- HeoCoin family journeywhere your family reflects, agrees and carries on
In the Parent App, new pieces wait for you. Nothing changes your child’s journey until you decide.
Mosaic holds
Contributions and observations from trusted adults
HeoCoin holds
Your family’s decisions, agreements and coin
Mosaic doesn’t replace the conversations you have with your child. It gives you better material for them.
Pilot
See more of your child’s world.
Mosaic is currently in pilot.
We’re opening it to a small group of HeoCoin families first, and learning from how they use it. Joining HeoCoin on its own doesn’t include Mosaic access yet — if you’d like your family to take part, tell us a little about the adults around your child.
Invited by a family? Just open the link they sent you — there’s nothing to sign up for.