For the NSW OC & Selective tests
It hints before it tells. It tells questions around the things your child loves. It checks every maths question before your child sees it. And it gives you a plain-English picture of progress that your child sees too.
Founding familiesThe first 500 kids get their first school term free.
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Try a real question
Maths · two stepsTell it around:
Maya had 22 cricket balls. She found 18 more, then gave away 2. How many does she have now?
Pick a wrong answer to see what happens. You get a hint, then a deeper one. The answer only comes after three tries.
How it teaches
01
A wrong answer gets a nudge, then a deeper hint. The worked answer only comes after three tries. Your child does the thinking, and they're never left stuck.
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Questions are retold around what your child loves. Only names and things change: every number and every step stays exactly as it was checked.
Sam had 22 marbles. He found 18 more, then gave away 2. How many does he have now?
Maya had 22 cricket balls. She found 18 more, then gave away 2. How many does she have now?
Zara had 22 moon rocks. She found 18 more, then gave away 2. How many does she have now?
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Before a maths question reaches your child, its answer is worked out again from scratch, and exactly one option has to be right. If the check fails, the question is dropped.
22 + 18 = 40pass
40 − 2 = 38pass
Only one option is 38pass
Mastered means remembered
Plenty of apps call a skill mastered after a few right answers in a row. Future Dux waits. A skill only counts as mastered after 3 memory checks in a row answered right first time, spread over at least 6 weeks, the last one after 30+ days away from it. Your child sees the same rule and how many checks they’ve done. Miss one and the count starts again.
Day 1
Learns it
Hints and worked examples until it clicks.
That week
Getting there
Right first time, a few times over.
Weeks 1–2
Memory checks
It comes back after a few days, then a couple of weeks.
6+ weeks
Mastered
3 checks right in a row, the last after a month away.
One picture, shared
You get a plain-English view: what’s going well, what needs a hand this week, and what’s coming up for review. There are no secret reports. Your child sees the same picture on their own dashboard.
And there are puzzles: your child can send you a question they’ve solved, and you can send one back. They usually love explaining how they got it.
Maya is building well in fractions and word problems.
A puzzle from Maya: Maya had 22 cricket balls. She found 18 more, then gave away 2. How many does she have now?
Every part of the test
Word problems, fractions, percentages, ratios, data, geometry, time and money.
Analogies, patterns, logic grids, code-breaking and spatial puzzles.
Passages with questions on the main idea, inference, vocabulary and the author's purpose.
Responses to writing prompts, with feedback on ideas, structure, vocabulary and grammar.
Safe by design
Your child's name never goes to the AI.
The tutor writes a placeholder and the app fills the name in on screen.
A worrying message reaches a person.
If your child types something that suggests they're not okay, they're shown Kids Helpline straight away, and someone on our team reads it.
No ads, and no third-party trackers.
Nothing on your child's account is shared with advertisers or analytics companies.
Kept in Australia.
Accounts, answers and the AI that helps with them all run in Australian data centres.
No streaks, no leaderboards.
No daily targets and no rewards for just turning up. XP and badges come from solving and mastering.
You set up your child's account.
Children sign in with a username you create. They don't need an email address.
Founding families
We’re letting families in a few at a time, so every child gets a tutor that works properly and every family gets our attention. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you an invite when a place opens. After the free term it’s A$120 per school term.
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Children in Years 3 to 6 preparing for the NSW Opportunity Class placement test (sat in Year 4) or the Selective High School placement test (sat in Year 6).
The first 500 kids get their first school term free. After that it's A$120 per school term: one price, with no tiers or extras. There's no payment system yet, so nothing can be charged without you choosing to pay.
We're starting with a small group of families so we can look after each one properly and fix things quickly. Join the waitlist and we'll invite you as places open.
No. A wrong answer gets a hint, then a deeper hint, and the worked answer only comes after three tries. The point is for your child to do the thinking.
There are no streaks and no daily targets. Short, regular sessions work best, and the reviews that check a skill has stuck are spaced out over weeks, so a little often beats a lot at once.