Aligned with official curricula
Each mission matches a level, a subject, a curriculum objective.
Who betrayed Julius Caesar?
Understand the Roman Republic and the political tensions surrounding power.
Who killed Kévin Morel?
Question the suspects, spot the contradictions, deliver your verdict.
Why do the gods fear Prometheus?
Discover the relationship between gods and mortals in Greek mythology.
Can Freud explain this dream?
Explore theories of the unconscious through a concrete case.
Missions by level and subject
Ready to use in class, matched to the official curriculum.
In line with French education guidelines, students in grades 6 and 7 (ages 11–12) do not use generative AI themselves: Parlova is used with the whole class, with the teacher leading the dialogue on the board. Students use it themselves from grade 8 (age 13–14).
Revise according to your official curriculum
Each mission matches exactly one chapter of the national curriculum.
Every answer
unlocks something.
Progress is visible. And real.
Not just a chatbot — a discovery system.
They don't study.
They investigate.
Be among the first.
Parlova is brand new. Early users are shaping the product — your feedback helps us improve every mission, every character, every feature.
Built for the classroom.
While your students investigate, you watch everything in real time.
The game unfolds on a living map
You move freely through an animated village, day and night, and meet each character — their role shown above their head.
See Parlova in action
Once on the map, the conversation plays out like this — choose a perspective: student, teacher or curious mind.
What people say
Teachers, students and curious minds
"My 7th graders had never participated so much. They asked questions I would never have dared to put to them myself."
"I questioned Caesar for 20 minutes and understood the Roman Republic better than after three months of lessons. It's crazy."
"Investigation mode is addictive. I nearly missed my metro stop because I was so focused on the suspect's alibi."
Every subject. Every era.
Teachers create their own missions in minutes.
Frequently asked questions
Ready to lead your first investigation?
Free. No install. In under 2 minutes, you can question Julius Caesar.