For parents

Know where your child really is

Clear views of skills, speed and mistakes, with no guesswork. Everything is worked out from your child’s own answers.

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For parents

What the parent area shows

These are the main views. All of them use sample data here, for a made-up child.

Readiness range sample

Where the current pace could lead. The range narrows as more answers arrive.

Speed against accuracy sample

fastertime vs exam paceslower

Most skills are right but slow: speed rounds will help.

Why marks are lost sample

Careless slip40%

Knowledge gap25%

Rushed guess17%

Ran out of time17%

Slips and rushing are habits, and habits can change.

Every chart here uses made-up data for a made-up child. We show a range, we do not promise a pass, and we never rank your child against others.

See it in the app

These are real screens from the app, using its built-in sample data for a made-up child.

The parent dashboard on a phone: a readiness range of 24 to 32 percent, skills secure by subject, and this week in 60 seconds. Sample data. — Dashboard: readiness as a range

The Insights screen on a phone: why marks are lost as a ring chart, and a speed against accuracy scatter chart. Sample data. — Insights: why marks are lost, and speed against accuracy

The skill map on a phone: every maths skill shown as a coloured tile for mastered, secure, shaky or not seen yet. Sample data. — Skill map: every skill, at a glance

The skill map detail for Place value on a phone: shaky, 50 percent recent accuracy, and a sheet to add 10 or 20 questions to Rory’s Practice with an optional note. Sample data. — Set practice on any skill, with a note

Everything in the parent area

Dashboard

A simple or detailed layout. Show, hide and reorder widgets, and choose 7 days, 30 days, this term or since the start.

Skill map

All 116 skills as an evidence board: not seen, shaky, secure or mastered. Tap a skill to see accuracy, typical time and the main reason marks are lost there.

Why marks are lost

Knowledge gap, careless slip, rushed guess, tempting trap, or ran out of time. Different problems need different help.

Speed and accuracy

Each skill placed against a typical exam pace. Exam pace figures are indicative.

Forgetting watch

Skills that have not been seen for a while and may be fading, brought back for a revisit.

Goals

Set a goal you choose: minutes or days a week, skills secure, readiness, or one named skill.

Set practice

From the skill map, Chapters or Weak spots, set 10 or 20 questions on a skill your child has studied, with a note. It appears in their Practice list, and you see it done with the score.

Brothers and sisters

Up to six child profiles, shown side by side and never ranked against each other.

Reports

A printable term report, a weekly summary, and a read-only link for a tutor that lasts 30 days.

Your data

Download your child’s answers as a spreadsheet, or delete them, at any time.

Honest by design

A range, not a prediction. Readiness is a range that narrows as more answers arrive. We never say a child will pass.
Compared with the expected standard. Anonymous figures from other children appear only when at least 20 similar children have enough practice. They are rounded, can be switched off, and are never a ranking.
Early evidence says so. When there is little data, the portal tells you.
Sample data is labelled. Every sample chart on this site is for a made-up child.