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Class progress tracker
Save every test for a class and see topic trends, gaps that keep repeating, and what changed since last time. No sign-up; data stays on your device.
- Interactive tool7 min
Class test analyser: find what to reteach from one test
Paste a whole batch's topic-wise marks from Excel or Google Sheets and get a teaching plan, reteach groups, a gap map and printable student reports — in your browser.
For: Coaching teachers, subject heads and institute owners.
- Interactive tool6 min
Assessment-readiness diagnostic for students
A 12-question self-check across syllabus coverage, timed practice, mistake review and revision habits — with a focused two-week plan.
For: Students preparing for a test or competitive exam, and teachers who want a quick habit check-in.
- Guide9 min
How to find learning gaps from test results
A practical method for turning one test's marks into a prioritised list of topics to reteach — plus a free analyser that does the arithmetic.
For: Coaching teachers, tutors and heads of department.
- Template5 min
Student progress report template (free, printable)
An editable topic-by-topic report that shows before-and-after progress and agreed next steps. Fill it in, then print or save as PDF.
For: Teachers and tutors who share progress with students and parents.
- Guide8 min
How to compare two assessments fairly
Why a rise from 60% to 66% may mean nothing, how to compare topic by topic, and a calculator that separates real change from noise.
For: Teachers, tutors and institute leads who report improvement.
- Guide8 min
A teacher's guide to interpreting repeated mistakes
Five mistake types, how to tell them apart from a student's working, and the different fix each one needs — with a tally tool.
For: Teachers and tutors reviewing test papers.
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