- Invite linksOne link brings a student into your centre. Cancel it any time.
- Every student, one pageClass, board, tests taken, plan — and how each one joined.
- Revenue you can seeEvery payment, and your 30% recurring share of it.
- Proof under your own nameParents see the named gap, not just a mark — from your centre.
Today’s mistakes are tomorrow’s marks.
One platform for the whole loop: students take tests at their real level, every question checked by code, every wrong answer named. Centres see every student, every test and every payment.
Solve for x: 2x + 3 = x + 7
Your child wrote: x = 10/3 · Marked incorrect
Correct answer: x = 4
They moved the term across the equals sign without flipping its sign — 2x + x = 7 + 3 instead of 2x − x = 7 − 3. A specific, nameable gap. Tomorrow’s practice targets exactly this.
✓ Checked by code before it reached your childEverything the centre runs. Everything the student needs.
- Tests at your real levelShort topic tests built for you. Never repeated, never Google-able.
- The gap, by nameEvery wrong answer is tagged to what you actually believed — not left as “incorrect.”
- Bronze to DiamondEvery test moves you. A live leaderboard among students at your level.
- Every report, keptEach paper, each answer, and what tomorrow targets.
Sit it, submit it, see the gap — in one sitting.
- A clock that is fairTime comes from the marks on the paper. It keeps running if the page is reloaded, and the paper hands itself in at 0:00.
- Every kind of questionMultiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, assertion and reason — the student picks the kinds and how many.
- The report in secondsRight and wrong, the mistake by name, the topic it lives in, how to fix it, and what to learn again first.
- The topic comes backThe next test brings that topic back as fresh questions — never the same one twice — until it is learned.
What is the primary source of heat and light on Earth?
A. The Moon · B. The Sun · C. Proxima Centauri · D. The stars
Mistake: thinks stars stop shining in the day
Topic to work on: Stars and Constellations. How to fix it: the stars are still shining in the day — the Sun is so bright it hides them. The next test brings this topic back.
✓ Every answer checked by code firstFour steps, from invite to insight
- Step 01
The centre invites
One link from the centre dashboard. Or a student joins on their own.
- Step 02
The student registers
Name, class, board, school and a parent's number. That is the whole setup.
- Step 03
A test, taken online
Questions at the student's level, on a fair clock. A separate code pass confirms every answer first.
- Step 04
Both see the gap
The student sees what went wrong and why. The centre sees every student's progress.
Every question, checked before a student sees it
Not “AI-powered.” A separate code pass solves the question independently and confirms the answer before it ever reaches a student. One wrong question costs more trust than ten good ones build.
Two ways in. No lock-in on either.
₹399/month, per student
8 tests a month, each aimed at the student’s gaps, with a report after every one.
₹20/test, no subscription
Want to try one test first? Pay for just that one.
₹0to join
Earn 30% of every subscription your students pay, every month they stay.
Cancel anytime. Full terms in our Refund & Cancellation Policy.
Frequently asked
Will this replace my child's tuition or school?
No. It's a practice and diagnostic tool, not a substitute for classroom instruction — results depend on your child's own engagement with it, same as any tool.
Do you guarantee marks will improve?
No — we don't guarantee any specific exam outcome or score. What we do is show exactly what is going wrong and why, every week, so you can act on it.
How much does it cost?
₹399/month per student for 8 tests, or ₹20 for a single test if you'd rather try one first.
What does a centre pay to join?
Nothing. Centres earn 30% of every subscription their students pay.
Is student data safe?
We don't use student data for advertising, and we don't sell personal data to anyone.
Which classes and subjects?
We're rolling out carefully: Science for Class 6 and Class 7 first, rather than everything at once.