For teachers

How a teacher runs the hour.

Nothing on these screens is generated. Every answer and every skill's state goes into one record, and the same record builds tonight's homework, tomorrow's questions and these pages.

The live class screen: a yellow card says a child got a place-value question wrong twice, above a list of every child and how many questions they have answered today

The room, live

A child stuck twice on the same question, or tapping Pip, becomes a yellow card with her name and the exact sum. Go to her. Refreshes every thirty seconds.

Teach next: the most-missed question types for the whole class today, and per child what they are learning and what needs reteaching

Teach next

What the class missed most today, with an example, so the five minutes at the board go to the right thing.

Mastery map: rows of small coloured squares per topic for one child, showing proven, learning, and needs-teaching skills

Mastery map

Every skill for every child as a square: proven, learning now, needs teaching, not yet introduced.

Tomorrow's plan: one row per child naming the next skill the app will teach

Tomorrow's plan

The next skill for each child, computed by the same code the app runs. Read it the night before.

Homework live: today's five questions per child with the expected answer and whether the child has answered yet

Homework, live

Today's five questions per child, frozen before school, and each answer as it arrives on the family's phone.

A parent report card in Hindi: sums the child can now do, a bar chart of right answers per day, and questions to ask at home

The parent's report

In Hindi, on WhatsApp, every two weeks: what she can do now as real sums, right answers per day, and three questions to ask tonight.