For teachers: pupils practice at home, you see the progress
Set up a group, paste the parents’ emails and see how much your pupils practise outside lessons. The report lands in your inbox at the pace you choose.
You see the learning that happens after lessons
Students practice at home in the kids' zone, and you get a clear picture of it: who is working, how much and with what results.
You see students' work outside lessons
Who practiced yesterday, how many tasks they solved, how many correctly and how many minutes it took. No asking “who did it?” and no collecting sheets of paper.
Email reports at the pace you choose
Daily, once a week on a chosen day, or once a month. The same table you see in the dashboard lands in your inbox.
Tasks aligned with the curriculum
The student practices topics assigned to their stage, in the order the program sets. You see which skills they have already mastered.
Zero paperwork
You do not mark exercise books or count points. The portal counts tasks, errors and time, and you decide whom to reward for their effort.
Three steps and the group is working
Create an account and a group
Enter your school, first and last name and email. After signing in, create a group, e.g. “Class 3a”, and choose the stage of learning. You can have several groups.
Paste parents’ emails
One address per line or separated by commas. Each parent gets an invitation with your name and the group name, and with a single link creates a parent account and a child profile — or picks a profile they already have.
Read the reports
In the dashboard you see a table of students in register order and a chart of tasks per day. The same report arrives by email at the pace you set for the group.
This is what a group report looks like
A table of students in register order and a chart of tasks per day. You see the same thing in the group dashboard and receive it by email.
Weekly report · Class 3a
6 students, 7 days. Ordered as in the register.
| No. | Student | Tasks | Correct | Errors | Accuracy | Minutes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alfie K. | 42 | 38 | 4 | 90% | 35 |
| 2 | Bella N. | 27 | 21 | 6 | 78% | 22 |
| 3 | Freddie W. | 0 | 0 | 0 | — | 0 |
| 4 | Hannah S. | 55 | 51 | 4 | 93% | 47 |
| 5 | Jack M. | 18 | 12 | 6 | 67% | 15 |
| 6 | Zoe P. | 33 | 30 | 3 | 91% | 28 |
| Total | 175 | 152 | 23 | 87% | 147 |
Swipe the table sideways to see accuracy and minutes.
Tasks per day
Sample data: the names and numbers do not come from any real class. The number, first name and last name are entered by the teacher. In the dashboard and in the email the report also includes mastered skills and the number of active days.
You see the learning, not the privacy
The dashboard shows only what is needed to reward effort. The rest stays with the family.
The teacher sees
- the first name, last name and register number they entered themselves
- the student's nickname and hero from the kids' zone
- learning statistics: tasks, correct answers, errors, accuracy, time, mastered skills
- only the students in their own groups
The teacher does not see
- the student's passwords or login details
- other families' email addresses or the friends board
- anything outside the groups the student belongs to
- students do not see other students' data through the dashboard
An invitation is a one-off email with a sender and a purpose. You can remove a student from a group at any time: their account and progress stay. Deleting a teacher account deletes the groups, not the students' accounts. The details are described in the terms of service and the privacy policy.
Teachers' most frequent questions
- Do students need their own email address?
- No — the invitation goes to a parent. The parent creates the account (confirming they are at least 18 and the child’s parent or legal guardian), accepts the terms on the child’s behalf and sets up a child profile: a first name (the nickname in the kids’ zone), a password and a choice of hero. Children do not create accounts themselves.
- How often does the report arrive?
- You set it separately for each group: daily, once a week on a chosen weekday, or once a month on a chosen day. You can also send the report manually at any time, and change or switch off the schedule.
- What happens when a student already has an account?
- If the address belongs to a parent account, the parent picks or creates a child profile for this group. A student account created earlier joins the group immediately and receives an email saying it has been added. Learning, badges and statistics work unchanged.
- Do I have to set a password?
- No. You can sign in with a one-time link sent by email, or set a password and sign in faster. The link always works and doubles as “I forgot my password”.
- What does teacher account verification mean?
- After registering, you provide your school and phone number. An administrator confirms the account manually; until then the number of invitations is limited, and after verification it grows. You can create a group and send the first invitations right away.
Create an account and send your first invitations today
Registration by email: school, first and last name, a phone number for verification. You create a group right after signing in; a password is optional.