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Personalised Learning App

Individualised learning for every student: their own path, at their own level, in bite-sized daily practice on their own phone.

In a class of 50, every student starts from a different place. The app gives each one their own learning path, built from what they already know and what they're still missing. No two students get the same lesson on the same day.

What makes it work

  • A path for every student

    Built from their own starting point and updated after every session, so practice always targets their next skill. It's never the same lesson for the whole class.

  • 5 to 10 minutes at a time

    Short sessions that fit between classes or on the commute, pitched hard enough to stretch and easy enough to get right.

  • Mastery that is proved

    Students see a worked example, practise, then prove the skill on a question they haven't seen. Only then does it count as mastered.

  • Game-like, so they come back

    XP, skills mastered and avatar rewards to unlock, with a look each institution chooses. Students can see their progress and how far they have to go.

  • In their own language

    Filipino, English and regional languages, with AI translation into 100+ more, and examples set in their own province.

  • Works anywhere

    On the phones students already own, offline or on low data.

What it looks like

Try one lesson

One skill, the way a student meets it: a worked example first, then practice, then a fresh question to prove it.

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Increase an amount by a percentage1 of 4
Worked example
A kilo of rice costs ₱50. The price goes up by 12%. What is the new price?
  1. 1Find 12% of ₱50.12 ÷ 100 × 50 = 6

First, a worked example

The app shows the skill done once, step by step, before it asks for anything.

Step 1 of 4: Worked example.

The same skill, in their language and setting

Each student picks a language: Filipino, English, Cebuano, Ilocano, Hiligaynon, Bikol, Waray, Kapampangan, Pangasinan, or one of more than 100 others. The examples can be set in the student’s province, the country or Southeast Asia, and the maths stays the same.

One skill, three ways
Increase an amount by a percentage
  • TagalogSet in the student's province

    Sa sari-sari store sa inyong barangay, ₱50 ang isang kilo ng bigas. Bago ang pista ng bayan, tumaas ang presyo nang 12%. Magkano na ngayon ang isang kilo?

    ₱62₱56₱44₱6
  • EnglishSet in the Philippines

    A jeepney fare of ₱15 goes up by 20% nationwide. What is the new fare?

    ₱35₱18₱12₱3
  • EnglishSet in Southeast Asia

    An online shop ships orders across Southeast Asia. Its ₱250 shipping fee goes up by 8%. What is the new fee?

    ₱258₱270₱230₱20

Two students in the same class, on different paths

Same class, same week, different lessons. Each path is built from what that student already knows and what they are still missing.

Monday. Bea’s lesson: Fractions, decimals and percent. Rico’s lesson: Simplify expressions.

Progress the student can see

Each student’s home screen: XP, the skills they have mastered, and how far they have to go.

Example

See it on a student's phone.

In a free demo, we show leadership the app set up for one of their courses: a student's week, the lessons in their languages, and the path each student takes.