Know your child's level on every page of the textbook.
Track their progress day by day, help them with their studying, so your help lands where it is needed. Every evening you find exactly what's missing, and where to start with them.
- With a school or without
- On your child's own book
- AI that understands your child
Where they got to, and how
A grade tells you where your child ended up. It won't tell you how.
The skills inside each subject
The map doesn't tell you “weak at maths.” It says “fractions.”
Progress and mastery in every subject
We show you the line falling as readily as rising, because anything that hides a decline is not a report. And one day is not a result — the read is read across a week.
The comparison with the class average
We announce no rank. A rank tells you who came first; we tell you what is missing, skill by skill. And if their school is on String, there is an optional comparison with the class average inside “Learn more” — and your child does not see it.
What you need in the evening
Some days need no correcting. They need someone to notice them.
The evening card and its sentence
A moment of pride
The full report
Connected to all of the school's apps, just like String OS
The apps your child's school uses connect to the family app, just as they connect to String OS.
- Hundreds of apps for free
- Educational games for every textbook
Your child's school is on String? Its whole school day opens for you, inside the same app.
All of this works without a school. What a school adds is its own school day.
Did they arrive, when did they arrive, and what do they need tomorrow
A monthly attendance calendar, with counters for present, absent and late. Their usual way there and back — “school bus 12 with Mr Khalil” — with a 7-day log and the arrival time each day. And tomorrow's list from the school's own timetable: 3 books and the uniform, which you go through with them in a minute.
What needs your signature, and what only needs seeing
“Dead Sea school trip permission”: 6 questions, about 3 minutes, and it has been waiting for you 3 days. Sign with your finger and it reaches the school immediately. No sheet forgotten at the bottom of a bag.
What the school adds to the read
Readiness becomes readiness for a dated test, not for a topic. The daily read is read from the play and the school day together, not from the play alone. The teacher's note reaches you each day, in their name. And the optional class-average comparison unlocks, folded inside “Learn more.”
Upcoming tests and their dates
“Short maths test · tomorrow · they're 32% ready · needs focus.” With the exam topics as the teacher published them, and a revision plan in three steps.
Nine screens, opening all at once
Everyone who teaches your child, in one list
Six teachers by name and subject, the principal, the academic counsellor, the nurse and the school office. You write to them, or send a voice note, and you see when it was read. No phone numbers, and no WhatsApp group with forty parents in it.
School announcements
The school's announcements on one side, your child's class on the other. Anything that needs something from you arrives marked, so it doesn't disappear into the rest.
The way there and back
What we don't do
We do not sell your child's data
We do not hand it to advertisers, and we do not train our software on it.
We do not ask your child about their feelings
We do not use the camera, and we run no test. What we collect, and why, is written out in full on the privacy page.
We do not give you a report card
We put no mark on them and pass no verdict. We draw a map.
We do not do your child's homework
We get them ready to do it themselves, and the two are not the same thing.
We are not a substitute for the teacher
You ask the teacher a specific question instead of a general one, and the conversation is worth more to both of you.
We do not announce your child's rank
A rank tells you who came first. We tell you what is missing. Inside the app there is an optional comparison with the class average, folded inside “Learn more,” and it appears only if their school is on String. Your child never sees it.
The hard questions, answered straight
What parents ask before they start. No overselling, and no promises we can't keep.
No. The games, the daily read, the evening card, progress, the fingerprint and the report all work from home. A school adds its own school day, and nothing else.
From the play itself. In every attempt there is a signal: the answer, its timing, the hesitation before it. The algorithms read that trace, not the child. There is no separate test, and no question is put to your child.
We read the session's trace: how long it ran, where they got it right, where they hesitated. No camera, no test, and no question about their feelings.
No. One device at home is enough — your child plays on it, and you read in the evening.
All grades. Each grade has its own curriculum and its own games, so what your child plays is what they are studying this year.
You. And if their school is on String, the school sees what it created itself. We do not sell the data, we do not hand it to advertisers, and we do not train our software on it. What we collect, and why, is written on the privacy page.
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we collect and why is written out in full on the privacy page.
No. You ask the teacher a specific question instead of a general one, and the conversation is worth more to both of you.
You start. The school catches up.
The app works entirely without a school. If your child's school is on String, nine screens more open — among them attendance, forms, messaging teachers, grades, and the teacher's daily note. You pay nothing for them.
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