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Maths · CAPS Grades 1 to 12

Follows one learner across years, not one term.

Jemma reads class tests from a photo, finds what each learner is missing, and gives them a short lesson to practise at home.

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Every learner in the demo is made up.

Amina's lesson on Jemma: an audio memo on adding and subtracting fractions with different denominators, with the words to read along.

How it works

  1. A teacher snaps a class test.

  2. Jemma reads it, code marks it and finds the gaps.

  3. Each learner gets a short lesson tonight, on screen or on paper.

The Long view

See what held for three terms or more.

Each finding links to the tests behind it.

Ms Banda's Long view of Amina on a laptop: six parts of Mathematics across ten terms, Grade 4 to Grade 6, and what Jemma found.
The same Long view on a phone: marks by strand and term, and a struggle that held for four terms.

Who it's for

For learners

  • Practise any grade, at school and on your own.
  • Answer on paper with one photo.
  • Add a test you got back marked.
Amina's My own on a phone: Grade 6 and Grade 7 to practise, another grade to add, and her own work.

For parents

  • See results once the teacher shares them.
  • Practise at home with your child.
Thandi's view of Amina once Ms Banda shared the test: what to work on this week and marks by topic.

For teachers

  • Marks from a photo.
  • The gaps of the class.
  • The Long view of three terms or more.
  • You approve every step.
Ms Banda's class page: what three of five learners do not get yet, the papers it comes from, and results waiting to be shared with parents.

Maths for Grade 1 to Grade 12.

CAPS is built in. Lessons draw the diagrams, graphs and shapes.

  • Fractions A fractions question: add one half and one third, with a box for the top number and one for the bottom number.
  • Graphs A lesson on straight-line graphs: the graph of y = 2x + 3 is drawn and the y-intercept is marked.
  • Trigonometry A trigonometry question: sin θ = 0,6 and the hypotenuse is 10 cm; find the opposite side.
  • Algebra An algebra question: expand (x + 2)(x + 3), typed with the maths keys and read back as it will be marked.
  • Numbers
  • Fractions
  • Algebra
  • Functions and graphs
  • Geometry
  • Trigonometry
  • Data handling
  • Financial maths

The rules it keeps

  • A profile, never a label.
  • Every claim has a source.
  • The teacher goes first.
  • Never ranked against classmates.
  • Built for the African Agentic AI Design ChallengeEducation track · The Long View
  • Open source