You built it. Now you figure out what to do with it. This page is your strategy, your contacts, your execution plan — all in one place.
This isn't a page. It's a product. Here's why.
Perfect for autism, dyslexia, early learners — any child who needs multi-sensory input. No reading required. Speak, hear, confirm.
Colours together. Shapes together. Feelings together. Designed for how brains actually learn — not how adults think they should.
Streaks, stars, confetti, spoken praise. Motivating without being toxic. Every word confirmed = real celebration.
Maya's corner proves it works for siblings, girls, family learning. Not just one child — the whole household.
Simon Says colour game. Food web. Pattern matching. These aren't gimmicks — they're proven cognitive development methods.
Isaac Mode — large buttons, simplified nav, forgiving voice, enhanced animations. Not bolted on. Core to the design.
Pick one. Or start with one and evolve into another.
You run it. Parents, schools, therapists pay for access. Full control. Maximum margin. Your name, your system.
PRICING IDEAS:
• £4.99/month per family
• £29.99/year (best value)
• £199/year per classroom (schools)
• Free trial: 7 days full access
WHO TO APPROACH:
• SEN parents groups on Facebook
• Autism parent forums (MumsNet, Reddit)
• Local SEN schools (start with 5)
• Speech & language therapists
Companies pay to use your system under their brand. White-label. Recurring royalties. You build it once, they distribute.
LICENSE MODEL:
• £5,000–£25,000 setup fee
• 10–20% revenue share ongoing
• Custom branding allowed
• Your core engine underneath
WHO TO APPROACH:
• EdTech startups needing SEN tools
• Speech therapy clinics
• Academy trust chains (500+ schools)
• International education providers
Build it with someone who already has distribution. Their audience, your technology. Fastest to scale.
DEAL STRUCTURE:
• Joint venture (50/50 or 60/40)
• Equity stake in combined product
• Your IP protected via license
• Revenue split on new customers
WHO TO APPROACH:
• Nessy Learning (dyslexia/SEN market)
• Twinkl (3.5M UK teachers use it)
• BBC Bitesize (public service reach)
• CBeebies (under-7 goldmine)
Every company below has a reason to want what you've built. Sorted by how likely they are to respond.
nessy.com · Bristol, UK
Specialises in dyslexia and SEN learning. Award-winning. Used in thousands of schools. They NEED a voice-first tool.
WHY THEY'D WANT YOU: Their tools are text-heavy. Yours is voice-first. That fills their gap.
📧 Contact: partnerships@nessy.com
twinkl.co.uk · Sheffield, UK
3.5 million teachers. Massive resource library. Growing their interactive/digital products. Looking for SEN-specific tools.
WHY THEY'D WANT YOU: They have static worksheets. You have a live, interactive, voice-driven system. They'd license it.
📧 Contact: partners@twinkl.co.uk
speechblubs.com · US-based, global
Speech therapy app for kids. 6M+ downloads. Uses video modelling. Your voice-first + pattern approach is a natural extension.
WHY THEY'D WANT YOU: Your pattern-based rewards system + colour game would strengthen their retention.
📧 Contact: hello@speechblubs.com
specialiapps.org · UK
Award-winning apps for kids with learning difficulties. Small team, big heart. Perfect for a collaboration — they'd understand your mission instantly.
WHY THEY'D WANT YOU: Your accessibility mode + family learning fills a gap they know exists.
📧 Contact: info@specialiapps.org
bbc.co.uk/bitesize · London, UK
Public service education platform. Huge reach. CBeebies covers under-7s. They commission interactive content.
WHY: They need inclusive, accessible digital learning. Your system is exactly what public service should fund.
📧 Contact: bitesize@bbc.co.uk / Commissioning portal on BBC website
readingeggs.co.uk · Australia/UK
Massive user base. Gamified reading for kids. Currently weak on SEN/accessibility. Your voice-first approach fills a critical gap.
WHY: They have the users but not the accessibility. You have the accessibility without the users. Match made.
📧 Contact: partnerships@3plearning.com
orchardtoys.com · Norfolk, UK
Award-winning educational toy company. Colour matching, pattern games, counting — THEIR ENTIRE CATALOGUE is what your system digitises.
WHY: They sell physical colour/pattern games. You've built the digital version. That's a product line extension for them.
📧 Contact: info@orchardtoys.com
learningresources.co.uk · US/UK
Giant educational toy company. Colour sorting, pattern matching, counting games. Moving into digital. Your system IS their digital strategy.
WHY: Physical→digital transition. You've already built what they'd spend 18 months developing.
📧 Contact: ukinfo@learningresources.co.uk
education.microsoft.com · Global
Immersive Reader already does text-to-speech. They're investing heavily in accessibility. Your system could become a Microsoft Learning module.
ROUTE IN: Microsoft for Startups programme. Apply → get accepted → pitch internally.
apple.com/education · Global
They want accessible education content on iPad. Your system with voice recognition + rewards is exactly what they showcase at keynotes.
ROUTE IN: Build an iOS version → submit to Apple Distinguished Educator programme → get visibility.
education.lego.com · Denmark/Global
They combine play with learning. Pattern recognition, colour sorting, building. Your digital system mirrors their physical philosophy.
ROUTE IN: LEGO Foundation grants programme. They fund learning-through-play projects.
fisher-price.com · US/Global
Every toy they make teaches colours, shapes, numbers. They're moving to digital. Your system is their app strategy ready-made.
ROUTE IN: Mattel's open innovation portal (mattel.com/innovation). They actively seek external ideas.
Free money to develop this further. You qualify for most of these.
£25K–£500K · Quarterly rounds
For innovative products with commercial potential. Your voice-first SEN learning system qualifies as EdTech innovation.
🔗 apply-for-innovation-funding.service.gov.uk
Up to $100K · Annual applications
Funds "learning through play" projects worldwide. Your colour pattern game IS learning through play.
🔗 learningthroughplay.com
£50K–£1M · Various challenges
Nesta funds solutions to social challenges. Inclusive education is a priority area. Your system addresses it directly.
🔗 nesta.org.uk
£500–£15K · Rolling applications
For social entrepreneurs. Your system helps children with learning differences — that's social enterprise. Quick application.
🔗 unltd.org.uk
Department for Education · Variable
UK government specifically funds educational technology for SEN. Your voice-first system is exactly what this programme targets.
🔗 gov.uk (search "EdTech demonstrator")
Azure credits + mentorship + funding
Free cloud computing, mentorship, and grant funding for AI/tech solutions that improve lives. Your voice recognition qualifies.
🔗 microsoft.com/ai-for-good
4 weeks to clarity. You don't need to commit yet. Just explore.
✅ MD-115 created — Feature Inventory (DONE)
✅ Pathway page created (DONE — you're reading it)
⬜ Record Isaac using the system (30-second video clips)
⬜ Record Maya using the system (30-second video clips)
⬜ Write the pitch — one page: what it is, who it's for, why it's different
⬜ Price it — even if you don't charge yet, know the number
⬜ Find 5 local SEN schools in the West Midlands
⬜ Email them: "Free access to a voice-first learning tool — would you try it?"
⬜ Post in 3 autism/SEN parent Facebook groups
⬜ Collect feedback — what works, what doesn't, what they'd pay
⬜ Fix anything they flag
⬜ Email Nessy Learning — "I've built a voice-first SEN tool. Can we talk?"
⬜ Email Twinkl — "Interactive voice learning system, built, working, ready to license"
⬜ Email Special iApps — "I've built something your users need"
⬜ Apply to one grant (UnLtd is fastest — rolling applications)
⬜ Don't ask for deals. Ask for conversations.
⬜ Review feedback from schools and parents
⬜ Review responses from companies
⬜ Pick your pathway: Sell Direct / License / Partner
⬜ If sell direct: set up payment (Stripe already integrated)
⬜ If license: prepare licensing agreement
⬜ If partner: negotiate terms
Copy this. Edit for each company. Send it.
Subject: Voice-First Learning System for SEN Children — Built, Working, Ready
Hi [Name],
I've built a voice-first learning system for children with special educational needs. It's live, it's working, and it's being used by my own children right now.
What it does:
• Speech recognition — child speaks, system confirms, word is saved
• 8 pattern-based learning categories (colours, shapes, numbers, feelings, etc.)
• Colour pattern memory game (Simon Says style, progressive difficulty)
• Celebration/reward system (streaks, stars, confetti)
• Built-in accessibility mode (large buttons, simplified navigation)
• Sibling section for family learning
Why it's different: No reading required. No text-heavy interfaces. Just voice, patterns, and celebration. Designed by a parent, tested with real children.
I'd love to have a 15-minute conversation about whether this could work with [Company Name]. No pitch, no pressure — just a conversation.
Live demo: [YOUR URL HERE]
Best,
Jermaine Murphy
Operations Manager, Midland Polymer Trading Ltd
Creator, Isaac's Learning Garden
"All those learning games are rubbish. This is not.
Voice-first. Pattern-based. Reward-driven. Family-coded.
First, I prove it myself. Then I build the industry.
Either way, the kids win."
— Jermaine Murphy, Sovereign Architect · 19 March 2026
Plans are nothing. Tracking is everything. This is where you make it real.
| Company | Tier | Contacted? | Next Step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nessy Learning | 🟢 | ⬜ | Email this week |
| Twinkl | 🟢 | ⬜ | Email this week |
| Special iApps | 🟢 | ⬜ | Email this week |
| Speech Blubs | 🟡 | ⬜ | Follow up |
| BBC Bitesize | 🟡 | ⬜ | Research contact |
| Microsoft Education | 🟣 | ⬜ | Apply to startup programme |
"I've built a voice-first learning system for SEN children. It's live, it's working, and it's being used by my own kids right now. Would love 15 minutes to show you."
Art Licensing · Prints · Galleries · NFTs
Social Impact · Grant-Funded · CSR Partnerships · Live Page
20% Perpetual Royalty · 3,000–7,000t Target · Live Page
Regulatory · Mandatory Compliance · Corporate Clients · Live Page
SaaS · White-Label · 480+ Templates · Live Page
Sell Direct
🔄 Exploring — test pricing with schools + parents
License
🔄 Exploring — Nessy + Twinkl conversations
Partner
🔄 Exploring — if a big player offers reach
"Plans are nothing. Tracking is everything.
This is where I make it real.
Tick one box. Send one email. Close one gap.
Every day."
— Jermaine Murphy, Sovereign Architect
Every grant you qualify for. Across ALL pathways. Tracked, ranked, and ready to submit.
| Grant | Amount | Pathway | Deadline | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UnLtd Awards Social enterprise support. Quick application. Rolling deadlines. No fixed rounds. |
£500–£15K | Learning Garden | Rolling | ⬜ |
| WMCA Business Growth Grant West Midlands Combined Authority. B66 qualifies. Circular economy, job creation, innovation. |
£10K–£50K | Franchise EPR | This month | ⬜ |
| UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) Sandwell Council allocation. Community impact. Social enterprise. Local economic growth. |
£20K–£100K | Food Exchange Learning | Contact Sandwell | ⬜ |
| National Lottery Community Fund Food exchange, community learning, social impact. Online application. Largest community funder in UK. |
£10K–£500K | Food Exchange Community | Online portal | ⬜ |
| DfE EdTech Fund Department for Education. Supports technology in education. SEN tools are priority. |
£10K–£100K | Learning Garden | Check rounds | ⬜ |
| Grant | Amount | Pathway | Deadline | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Innovate UK Smart Grants Innovation in EdTech, voice-first SEN learning. Competitive but high value. Game-changing R&D funding. |
£25K–£500K | Learning Garden SaaS | Next round | ⬜ |
| WRAP Resource Action Fund Plastic recovery infrastructure. Circular economy. WRAP are the UK authority on waste reduction. |
£50K–£250K | EPR Franchise | Apply via portal | ⬜ |
| LEGO Foundation Learning through play. Colour pattern game, voice system, reward loops. This is exactly what they fund. |
Up to $100K | Learning Garden | Annual round | ⬜ |
| Nesta Challenge Prizes Innovation challenges. Circular economy, education, social impact. Prize-based — you build, they judge, you win. |
£50K–£1M | Learning EPR | Check programme | ⬜ |
| Environment Agency Grants Environmental improvement schemes. Waste processing infrastructure. Section 59 alignment. |
£200K–£500K | EPR Franchise | Apply via EA | ⬜ |
| Grant | Amount | Pathway | Deadline | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft AI for Good Free Azure credits, mentorship, and grant funding for AI/tech that improves lives. Voice recognition for SEN qualifies. |
$250K+ credits | Learning Garden SaaS | Rolling | ⬜ |
| EU Horizon Europe Cross-border circular economy research collaboration. Massive pots. Needs consortium partner. |
€500K–€2M | EPR Franchise | Q3 2026 | ⬜ |
| Google.org Impact Challenge Tech for social good. AI-powered circular economy. They fund exactly what CircularOS does. |
$250K–$2M | SaaS Learning | Annual | ⬜ |
| Circular Economy Investment Fund (UK) DEFRA + Green Finance Institute. Infrastructure investment for circular economy at scale. Section 59 + EV fleet eligible. |
£500K–£5M | Franchise EPR | Q3 2026 | ⬜ |
14
Total Grants Mapped
5
Push This Week
5
Push This Month
4
Q2/Q3 Big Plays
Total Pipeline: £3M+
Across Education, Circular Economy, Social Impact, Infrastructure
🌱 LEARNING GARDEN
UnLtd · Innovate UK · LEGO Foundation · DfE EdTech · Microsoft AI · Google.org · Nesta
7 grants applicable
🛡️ EPR / MATERIALS
WMCA · WRAP · Environment Agency · EU Horizon · Nesta · CEIF
6 grants applicable
🍽️ FOOD / COMMUNITY
National Lottery · UKSPF · WMCA · UnLtd
4 grants applicable
Every revenue stream in the entire system — ranked by effort, impact, and readiness. 47+ streams. 12 unseen opportunities. 7 grants. 10 categories. The full span of your circular economy.
📄 MD-116 — Open the Full Map →Master Document 116 · 50/50 Split · Permanent Record