CBSE practice that never repeats

CBSE, Classes 1–12, following the NCERT chapters. Maths for Classes 1 to 12 (short picture sheets to read aloud for Classes 1 and 2, Maths Mela for Classes 3 to 5), Science for Classes 3 to 5 (EVS, Our Wondrous World), Classes 6 to 8 (Curiosity) and Classes 9 and 10, Physics, Chemistry and Biology from Class 11 as they are added, Business Studies, Accountancy and Psychology for Classes 11 and 12, Computational Thinking and AI for Classes 6 to 9 (following CBSE's new 2026–27 curriculum; Class 9 based on CBSE's Artificial Intelligence course until CBSE publishes its own), Computer Science and Informatics Practices for Classes 11 and 12, Sanskrit grammar and vocabulary for Class 9, and CBSE's optional Advanced level for Class 9 Maths and Science, and English vocabulary, grammar (tenses, agreement, articles, voice, reported speech), reading comprehension and writing for Classes 1 to 12, Social Science for Classes 6 to 12 (every chapter of Exploring Society: India and Beyond for Classes 6 to 8 and of Understanding Society: India and Beyond for Class 9, and every chapter of the four Class 10 books: India and the Contemporary World II, Contemporary India II, Democratic Politics II and Understanding Economic Development, and Geography and Economics for Classes 11 and 12: Fundamentals of Physical Geography, India: Physical Environment, Statistics for Economics, Indian Economic Development, Fundamentals of Human Geography, India: People and Economy, Introductory Microeconomics and Introductory Macroeconomics), and Hindi for Classes 1 to 12, with the questions in Hindi: grammar (पर्यायवाची-विलोम, लिंग-वचन, संज्ञा, काल, मुहावरे, उपसर्ग-प्रत्यय, and for the board years संधि, समास, वाच्य, पद परिचय and रस), unseen passages and poems (अपठित गद्यांश, अपठित काव्यांश), media writing for Classes 11 and 12 and writing (सूचना, संदेश, पत्र, अनुच्छेद, ईमेल, विज्ञापन) with model answers.

No. The app remembers every question your child has been given and leaves it out of the next sheet, so each sheet is fresh practice.

Each topic is a set of question templates written to the NCERT chapter. The numbers change every time, and every answer is worked out by code and checked by automated tests. No question or answer is written by AI. AI is used for one thing only: in practice on the phone, it marks the explanations your child types, against the sheet’s own model answer.

Yes. Every sheet ends with an answer key, and most answers show the working, so you can check your child’s work without solving it yourself.

Yes. Notebook mode leaves out the writing lines, so your child reads the sheet on the phone and writes the answers in a notebook.

Yes. Practice mode goes through the sheet one question at a time, and your child types every answer in the app. Numbers, fractions, words, lists and sentences are checked straight away; explanations (“give a reason”, “explain why”) are marked against the sheet’s model answer, with one kind tip on what is missing. Only drawing questions stay on paper. Questions they get wrong are saved for a quick mistake review later. Streaks, daily quests, XP, levels, badges and a practice path with stars for every chapter make it something they want to come back to.

A free one-page revision sheet for a chapter: the key ideas, formulas, common mistakes and a worked example. There is one for every Class 6 to 10 maths chapter, every Class 9 and 10 science chapter (including the optional Advanced level), every Social Science chapter from Class 6 to 12, and every Business Studies, Accountancy, Psychology and Computational Thinking and AI chapter, in the app and on this website, ready to print.

Yes. Class 1 and 2 get short picture sheets: ten big questions with pictures to count, made to be read aloud. In the app, a Read aloud button reads each question to your child.

Up to 20 other children who practised that week, ranked by the XP they earn. Everyone appears under a made-up nickname like Speedy Fox 62, so no one sees a real name, class or photo. The top 3 move up a league each Monday. Children can also join private friend leagues with families you know. You can switch leagues off in the app under Account.

Yes. A friend league is a private weekly league for families who know each other. One parent starts it and shares an invite code, and other parents enter the code in the app. Up to 30 children are ranked by the points they earn from practice that week; on a paid plan, friend-league points count double. Everyone sees only league nicknames, never a real name, and there is no chat. The parent who started it can take a child out or change the code.

An optional countdown, like an exam, for Class 3 and up. Turn it on before a practice and the time limit is worked out from the questions: about a minute for a multiple-choice question, more for longer written answers, and half as long again for Classes 3 to 5. When time is up, the answers so far are handed in and the rest count as wrong. The score screen shows the time taken, and getting 80% or more right in half the time earns the Fast Finisher badge. Printed sheets show the suggested time too, so a sheet on paper can be timed the same way.

A streak freeze can save it. Every 7 days in a row earns one, and a child can hold up to 2. If they miss a day, a freeze covers it automatically and the streak carries on. Missing more days than they have freezes starts the streak again. An optional evening reminder on the phone tells you when a streak is still waiting for today’s practice.

On a Sunday after a week with some practice, one email covers each child’s week: how many practices and on how many days, the share of answers right compared with last week, the chapters they worked on, which are going well and which need a little practice, any new badges, and a next step. A line is left out when there is not enough practice to say it fairly, and your child is never compared with other children. You can unsubscribe from the email itself, or turn email reminders off in the app.

Yes. A teacher creates a class and shares a code; you enter it on your child’s profile and your child joins the class league, while the teacher sees how the class is practising. See the page for schools.

It is free while we are in early access. If that changes, the app will tell you before anything is charged.

Only a first name and a class. No photos, no school name, no date of birth. You can delete your account and everything in it from the app at any time.