What is set and by when
How much is not submitted and when the nearest deadline falls. Nothing due — you close the tab reassured instead of wondering whether the page loaded.
For parents
You can see what your child worked on and how it is going
Schools hand this page to parents when they announce the subject. Briefly: what it is, what your child sees, and what you see.
What the lessons are
Maths that looks like a game
A child opens a task and lands in space: a number line, shapes, problems with objects. The tasks follow the international CCSS standard — the same one the TIMSS international study looks at.
- The object first, then the picture, and only then the number
- The task is clear from the image — no need to read a word problem
- In class on a tablet or projector, at home on any device
- Interface in Russian, Kazakh and English
Homework
1 not submitted · due 12 September
✓This week: 4 sessions
2 more than last week↑
2 more than last week↑
%Accuracy 86%
8 points higher than last week↑
8 points higher than last week↑
Your dashboard
The one question it gets opened for in the evening
Does the child need to sit down to homework today. The answer is on the first line — and if nothing is due, it says so in words.
This week against last
We compare your child with themselves a week ago — the only comparison you can act on. We do not show class rankings.
Progress by topic
Not one overall score, but specific topics of the programme: where things are solid, where it is worth going back. That makes a concrete conversation with the teacher possible.
Peace of mind
What we do with your child’s data
The short and complete answer: we store it in Kazakhstan, show it only to the school and to you, and never pass it on or sell it.
You see only your own child
Not the class and not other families’ names. The right comes from the parent-child link created by the school.
No ranking of children for you
“Your child is twenty-third” is not the conversation worth opening a dashboard for.
No advertising in a child’s account
No banners, no in-app purchases. A child earns stars and does not spend money.
Questions
What parents ask
How does my child log in?
In class, with the code the teacher shows on the board: the child types six digits and taps their own photo. At home, with a login and password issued by the teacher. If the password is lost, the teacher issues a new one — no emails and no recovery links.
Do we need to install anything?
No. Everything runs in the browser. If you wish, the school’s page can be added to a phone as an app — it opens with its own icon, without App Store or Google Play.
How much screen time is this?
Homework is usually 10–20 minutes: it is a set of questions, not an endless game. The task ends and that is it; there is no “one more level” here.
Does it replace school maths?
No, it is a separate subject alongside the main lesson. It does not put grades into the school register.
What does it cost us?
The school sets the fee for taking part — it pays for the platform as a whole, not each family separately. Ask your school about the fee.
Are you from a school rather than a parent?
We will run the subject with your class and work the economics on your own figures.