No student left behind.

The gap we are closing

Across South Asia, the end of school is a written exam that decides what comes next. The standard a student reaches on that day depends too much on money and place.

• Preparation is bought. Tuition classes, books and a parent's time are what most students revise with, and families have very different amounts of each.
• Nobody knows where they stand. A student finds out what they did not know when the paper comes back, too late to do anything about it.
• The phone is there; the practice is not. Most families have a phone. What it carries is video and chat, not ten minutes of honest work on today's topic.
• Some languages come second. Students who sit the exam in their own language often get the thinnest practice material, translated late or not at all.

What digitalisation means to us

Not lessons on a screen. South Asia does not lack lessons. We digitalise the practice around them: the checking, the recall, the revision and the proof.

• Questions, not videos.

  Every minute in the app is answering. A phone can choose the next question, mark it at once, explain the mistake and bring the topic back before it fades. No video, no data plan eaten.

• In the student's own language.

  The exam is sat in Sinhala, Tamil or English medium, and so is every question, explanation and topic name. A new exam comes in the languages its students sit it in.

• Proof, not guesswork.

  Every answer is a data point on a real topic. The student, the parent and the teacher see the same honest picture, and the teacher sees which lesson to teach again.

Our social responsibility, in writing

ClassCubes sells plans to teachers, and in time to parents, and advertises to find them. Its responsibility is not a programme on the side. It is written into the rules the product runs on, in force from the first day.

1. 01

   The daily workout is free, every day, for ever.

   Paying unlocks more; it never unlocks the right to learn. No subject is ever locked and free never expires. A student who never pays can prepare for the whole exam.

2. 02

   Every medium, from the first day.

   Questions come in Sinhala, Tamil and English medium at the same time, for every grade. No language is the afterthought.

3. 03

   Built for the phone the family has.

   Small data use, short sessions, no video. A weak signal in a small town gets the same workout as a fast one in the city.

4. 04

   A child is never sold to.

   No price is shown to a student, no workout is interrupted by a limit, no timer pressures a child, and rewards are earned by effort, never bought and never random.

5. 05

   A child's data is a child's.

   About the student: a nickname, an exam year, an exam medium and the answers they give. Nothing else. No public profiles, no chat between students. Student data is never shared with advertisers, never sold and never used to train anything.

6. 06

   Honest, always.

   Multiple choice covers part of each paper, and ClassCubes says so. Any grade estimate shows the evidence it rests on. No invented testimonials, no invented numbers.

7. 07

   The method is open.

   How the training helps is published in plain words for any parent, teacher or school to read and judge. Every question is written to the official syllabus and textbooks, checked before release, and can be flagged by any student.

8. 08

   Teachers are partners.

   ClassCubes makes a good teacher more effective and does not try to replace one. A class page shows what to reteach, and the app sends a student back to the teacher's own textbook lesson.

Where it goes

One exam at a time, each live and used before the next. No date is promised beyond the first.

1. Sri Lanka's O/L.

   The first subjects, every grade the exam covers, in all three mediums, checked against the official textbooks.

2. More subjects.

   Each checked against its official textbook before it is released.

3. Sri Lanka's other exams.

   Each with its own landing page and its own readiness test, on the same cubes.

4. The region.

   One exam at a time, in its own languages, written to its own syllabus and books and checked against them.

Honest limits

• Multiple choice is part of the paper, not all of it. ClassCubes trains the knowledge the whole exam draws on, and the multiple-choice paper directly. Written answers need a teacher.
• A phone is not a school. Ten minutes a day over months moves a grade. It does not replace a classroom, a teacher or a textbook, and is not meant to.
• One country, one exam, so far. Everything said here about the region is an intention. The measure of this mission is the first exam, done well.
• A company, not a charity. The free daily workout is paid for by the plans teachers buy, and parents will. ClassCubes asks for no donations.