For students

Nobody watches you get it wrong.

Work at your own speed, get the next step instead of the answer, and stop pretending you followed the lesson.

A student’s dashboard: today’s practice, the skill tree and the review queue

Why this is not just more homework

A lesson moves at the speed of the middle of the room. If you were lost in September you are still lost in March, and the only way to say so is in front of everybody. Here you can be wrong as many times as it takes, in private, and the next thing you get is chosen because of what you just missed.

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What you actually get

Six things that are not true of a worksheet.

01

Being wrong costs nothing

No hands up, no sighing, no waiting for the rest of the class. You answer, it shows you exactly which step went wrong, and gives you another one like it.

02

The hint is the next step, not the solution

It will not simply tell you. That is annoying for about a week. Then you notice that you are the one finishing the problem.

03

You are not stuck at the class’s speed

A topic unlocks the ones that depend on it. If trigonometry takes you three weeks and logarithms take four days, nothing complains about the difference.

04

It remembers what you got wrong

Your review queue fills itself. You do not have to remember which topics were shaky in October — it does, and it brings them back before you have quite forgotten.

05

Exam papers, not exam advice

ZNO, NMT and DTM, drawn at random from a bank, so you can sit three papers without meeting the same question twice. Afterwards it names the topics that cost you the marks.

06

Skills, missions and battles

A skill tree that fills in as you go, missions with steps, and head-to-head practice against other students. The point is still the maths — this is what makes you open it on a Tuesday.

You are not bad at it. You are missing a step.

Find out which one, and the rest of the topic stops being impossible.

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