Trust and privacy

Checked numbers.
Minimal data.

Every number traces back to a marked paper, and every page a family sees has a teacher's approval on it.

  • Answers recomputed

    Every answer key is worked again before a paper can print.

  • Figures checked as rendered

    Numbers are verified on the page the teacher sees, not just in the database.

  • School data isolated

    Each school’s results are kept separate from every other school’s.

  • Roll numbers are enough

    Class, section and roll number. No student names, contact details or dates of birth required.

  • The teacher approves everything

    Pages stay drafts until a teacher reads, edits and signs them. Nothing reaches a family without her.

Student data

Roll numbers are enough.

  • What we need

    Class, section and roll number. A student’s name is optional.

  • What we never need

    Student contact details, dates of birth, or a parent login.

  • Who sees what

    Teachers see their own classes; coordinators see their school. Schools never see each other.

  • Under DPDP

    Your school decides why data is used. We agree the data terms with you in writing before the pilot starts.

The pilot

One subject. Two sections. One term.

What we measure together
  • Teacher review time
  • Evidence surfaced
  • Reteaching actually done
  • Movement on the next assessment

You won’t get our case study. You’ll get your own.

Your teachers, your papers, your students. Nothing reaches a family unless a teacher has approved it.

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