Practice, marking and insight for tuition centres

Give teachers back
2–3 hours a week.

Set practice. It marks itself, explains every answer, and shows you exactly who is stuck.

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Submitted

Chapter 3 · Part 224/24
Chapter 4 · Part 121/24
MarkedInstant

Class accuracy

Word meaning83%
Character fill50%
Pinyin33%

Pending approval

Approved by Ms Tan
2 awaiting review

Nothing reaches a student unapproved.

Explained

You chose 疲倦
Correct: 激动

Opposite feeling to the sentence — 激动 matches both sense and intensity.

Questions answered:51,000+
Assignments submitted:3,300+
Students:150+
Students active:85%
Classes:21
Teachers:7
Time to mark a set:Instant

The problem

The work that fills a teacher's week isn't teaching.

Three costs show up in every centre. All three are effort, and none of them are judgement.

01

Marking eats the evening

Work is graded the second a student submits. Scores, points and feedback, with no red pen.

02

You find out too late

See who is struggling this week, on this question — not after the test.

03

Remediation is guesswork

Build practice from what a class actually got wrong, then check whether it moved.

What you get

Less admin. Sharper teaching.

2–3

hours saved per teacher, every week

Time back

Marking is automatic. Question drafting is assisted. Remediation builds itself.

Every answer explained

Right and wrong. Each option comes back with the answer, the reasoning, and why the one they picked does not fit — so a student who chose C still learns something.

他听到这个好消息，心里非常「兴奋」。

Word meaning
  • A平静
  • B激动 Correct answer
  • C疲倦 You chose this
Pinyin
jī dòng
Meaning
情绪高涨，心情起伏
English
excited, stirred
Why
「疲倦」describes being tired, which is the opposite of the feeling in the sentence. 「激动」matches 「兴奋」in both feeling and intensity.
Source
From your textbook · P5 Chapter 3 — matched to the glossary, not written by a model

~60%

of students were more willing to finish their work

Instant feedback, points for being on time and accurate, and a mistakes book that flips to Fixed the moment they get it right.

Your past papers become a question bank

Send in the exam papers you already teach from. They come back as typed, tagged questions with answer keys and explanations, waiting for a teacher to approve.

  1. 01

    Read

    Your PDF, kept as printed

  2. 02

    Structure

    Typed and tagged by topic

  3. 03

    Check

    Transcription verified

  4. 04

    Explain

    Answer key, every option

Everything lands in review. A teacher approves before a student sees it.

A teacher approves everything

Nothing generated reaches a student until a teacher signs it off. Edit an approved question and it goes straight back for review.

Not tied to one subject

Primary Chinese is where it runs today. Anything taught through question-and-answer practice fits the same loop — other languages, maths, science.

How it works

Four steps. A teacher signs off on the one that counts.

01

Add your papers

Send us the exam papers you already use. They come back as questions — typed, tagged by topic, and sorted by level.

  1. 01

    Read

    Your PDF, kept as printed

  2. 02

    Structure

    Typed and tagged by topic

  3. 03

    Check

    Transcription verified

  4. 04

    Explain

    Answer key, every option

Everything lands in review. A teacher approves before a student sees it.

02

Approve the content

Review and approve in bulk. Approved questions are locked: later imports never overwrite a teacher's decision.

Question bank

2 selected

  • 他听到这个好消息，心里非常「兴奋」。Pending
  • 虽然天气很冷，「但是」他还是去上课了。Approved by Ms Tan

Edit an approved question and it returns to Pending, so a stale approval can never hide a real change.

03

Assign a practice

Pick questions, assign to a class, set when it opens and when it is due. Students see it the moment it unlocks.

Up next

  • Chapter 3 · Part 210 questions · Due Oct 3 · Earns points
  • Chapter 4 · Part 1Just for you8 questions · Due Oct 5 · Earns points
  • Chapter 4 · Part 2Unlocks Oct 9

A practice built from one child’s own errors is labelled “Just for you”. The word “weak” never appears.

04

See what landed

Every question, every student, on one grid. Find the misconception behind the average, and reteach it.

Practice 3 · Part 2

20 of 24 done

Question by student results, four questions across six students
QuestionAcc.123456
Word meaning · 兴奋83%correctcorrectincorrectcorrectcorrectcorrect
Character fill · 精50%correctincorrectincorrectcorrectskippedcorrect
Pinyin · difficult tone pair33%incorrectincorrectcorrectincorrectcorrectno submission
Connective · 虽然…但是67%correctcorrectcorrectincorrectskippedcorrect
Score322223
Correct Incorrect Skipped No submission

Two apps, one login

What each side gets.

For teachers and admins

  • Class analytics, down to a single question and the wrong answer most of them chose
  • Targeted practice built from real errors, with before-and-after on whether it worked
  • A shared question bank with search, filters and bulk approval
  • A glossary that shows what an edit will change before you make it
  • Points and rewards, with a full ledger every staff member can see
  • Printable login cards — an A4 sheet of cut-outs with QR codes

For students

  • One screen that says what to do right now, and when it is due
  • A quiz that gives nothing away until it is submitted
  • Results with a full review: the right answer, their answer, and why
  • A mistakes book that flips to Fixed when they get it right
  • Points for being on time and accurate — never deducted
  • The whole interface in English or 中文

AI, with a teacher in the loop

Useful where it saves time. Locked down where it matters.

Content is prepared before it is ever assigned. No model runs during a student's attempt, and no model overrules a teacher.

01

What it does

Turns your papers into typed questions, catches transcription slips, and drafts an answer key with an explanation for every option.

02

What it never does

Change a question a teacher has approved, or invent a textbook reference. Source material is matched to your own curriculum, exactly or not at all.

03

How it stays accurate

Every suggested correction is checked against the original before it is applied. Anything uncertain is held back for a person to look at.

“A teacher signs off on everything a student sees.”

Questions

What centres ask first.

What's next

Where the product is going.

Shaped by what centres have asked for, in this order.

Shipped

  • Auto-marking
  • Class analytics
  • Targeted practice
  • Question bank
  • Points & rewards
  • English & 中文

Next

  • Parent progress reports

    A clear termly summary you can send home.

  • Exportable reports

    Take any view out as a PDF or spreadsheet.

  • More subjects and levels

    The same engine beyond primary Chinese.

  • Parent portal

    Let parents follow progress without a phone call.

See it for yourself.

The full product, seeded with invented students and a term of work. Start as a teacher for the analytics, or as a student to sit a practice.

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