Your child. Their curriculum.
See how your child studies, whichever curriculum they follow.
Create a family group, set a mock test or a flashcard deck as homework, and see each week which topics need more practice.
- 16exams for the UAE
- 7pathways
- 6,738practice questions
- Freeno locked explanations
Which curriculum does your child follow?
Choose below to see the exams that fit their school.
British curriculum
IGCSE, then A-Level. The route many families choose for UK and international universities.
Start with British curriculumAmerican curriculum
SAT and AP for university applications in the UAE, the US and beyond.
Start with American curriculumIB Diploma
The two-year International Baccalaureate Diploma.
Start with IB DiplomaIndian curriculum
CBSE Class 10 and 12, and the national entrance tests for medicine, engineering and universities.
- CBSE Class 10300 questions
- CBSE Class 12300 questions
- NEET UG1039 questions
- JEE Main913 questions
- CUET UG300 questions
UAE national curriculum
Ministry of Education schools and the EmSAT used for university admission.
Start with UAE national curriculumHealth professionals
Licensing exams for doctors, nurses and pharmacists working in the UAE.
Start with Health professionalsEnglish tests for study and migration
For university abroad or a move to another country.
Start with English tests for study and migration
Everyone studies,
you stay in touch.
Each child has their own account and streak. You see recent activity and can invite family members by email.
Real active recall instead of re-reading. Spaced repetition brings each card back just before it is forgotten.
Realistic timed tests with explanations, so your child knows where marks are lost.
Up and running
in three steps.
- 1
Start a family group
Sign up as a parent and create a private family space in under a minute.
- 2
Invite your children
Send email invites so each child creates their own profile and starts studying.
- 3
Cheer them on
See streaks and recent activity, and encourage good study habits without checking every screen.
Questions, answered.
How often your child practises, how many questions they answer, how many they get right, and the topics that need more work. You do not see their private messages, because there are none.