Understand Every Learner. Teach What Matters Next.
Adaptive K–12 assessments that reveal learning strengths, identify critical skill gaps, and help educators build personalized pathways to academic growth.
- Every finding tied to item evidence
- Answers saved as students go
- Teachers approve every AI suggestion
- Strict school-by-school data boundaries
- DemonstratedMultiplication facts5 of 5 items
- DevelopingUnderstand fractions as parts3 of 4 items
- EmergingEquivalent fractions1 of 4 items
- Need more evidenceMeasurement conversions1 item
Reading and mathematics, kindergarten through grade 12
Original skill frameworks with explicit prerequisites, original items and passages, and an engine that digs deeper when it finds a possible gap.
Reading
23 skills · 10 domains- Letter sounds, rhyme, and phonemic awareness
- Phonics, vowel teams, and high-frequency words
- Vocabulary, morphology, and figurative language
- Comprehension from literal recall to rhetorical analysis
- Teacher-scored oral reading fluency (WCPM)
Mathematics
35 skills · 17 domains- Counting, place value, and operations
- Fractions, decimals, ratios, and percents
- Measurement, geometry, data, and probability
- Equations, functions, and systems
- Quadratics, exponentials, trigonometry, and the unit circle
One connected cycle
An assessment is finished only when it changes what happens in the classroom.
- 01
Assess
Adaptive reading and math diagnostics, quick mastery checks, and teacher-built quizzes — delivered one calm question at a time.
- 02
Diagnose
Deterministic scoring classifies each skill under a written policy, and says “insufficient evidence” when that's the honest answer.
- 03
Plan
Prerequisite-aware priorities and suggested groups — approved, edited, or discarded by the teacher.
- 04
Teach
Every skill links to a guided lesson, a small-group activity, and a ten-minute home activity.
- 05
Monitor
New evidence updates the profile; intervention probes plot against an aim line so teams know when to adjust.
Growth you can read — with the uncertainty showing
Growth charts compare only results from the same assessment family, show error bars on every point, and never relabel a beta estimate as a grade-equivalent score.
- Assessment, scoring, and engine versions on every result
- “Limited evidence” shown wherever too few items were answered
- Print-friendly pages and permission-checked CSV exports
Mathematics growth · Sample Student
Sample dataDomain evidence · latest diagnostic
Personalized learning plans
Gaps become a sequenced plan with prerequisites first, linked lessons, a review date, and a mastery check — approved by the teacher before students see it.
How plans workFor schools and districts
Testing windows, live monitoring, class skill matrices, MTSS records with aim lines, roster import with preview, and an audit log administrators can actually search.
School solutionsFor families and homeschoolers
Plain-language summaries of strengths and next steps, released by the teacher, with short activities to do together at home.
Family accountsAccessible by design. Private by default.
We describe what's built and what's still ahead — no badges standing in for evidence.
Keyboard & screen reader
Visible focus, skip links, text alternatives on charts, status never by color alone.
Readable for every age
A low-vision-friendly typeface, large K–2 controls, and read-aloud where it's valid.
Tenant isolation
Teachers see their classes; parents see their children; billing and support see no student records.
Audit trail
Sign-ins, record views, exports, and score changes are logged for administrators.
Join the instructional pilot
Pricing is set with pilot partners after commercial research — tell us about your school, tutoring program, or family and we'll follow up.