Help inside every lesson.
Ask questions, get simpler explanations and step-by-step hints, check your understanding, or have your handwritten working read back to you. It is paused during timed exams, mocks and assignments.
AI that stays with your lesson
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A study companion.
A study companion.
Grounded in your lessons.
Ask about the lesson you are reading, get a hint without being handed the answer, or explain an idea in your own words and see what is missing. On written answers, AI feedback follows the saved marking scheme, and a teacher has the final say on every mark.
Answers come from reviewed lessons.The companion only uses the lesson’s approved sections and shows which ones it used.
From an answer to understandingWhat written feedback looks like
Example question
Explain why ½ and ²⁄₄ are equivalent.
Learner’s answer“They represent the same amount.”
- What you understood
You recognised that both fractions have the same value.
- What needs explaining
Show how the numerator and denominator change by the same factor.
- Your next step
Explain that multiplying both 1 and 2 by 2 gives 2 and 4, keeping the value unchanged.
Feedback you can learn from.
Typed and photographed written answers are checked against the saved marking scheme, with strengths, missing points and a next step. Marks stay provisional until staff review, and you can query a mark.
Support for teachers.
Named markers can ask for AI marking suggestions on written scripts and confirm every mark themselves. Schools switch AI on, confirm consent and set daily limits. Student–teacher messages are screened to keep them about learning.
AI can make mistakes. It supports learning and marking; it does not replace teachers or give official WAEC grades. AI support is being switched on in stages. How AI is included in your access.
Study companion
Ask, try, explain.
Ask, try, explain.
Then practise.
The companion sits beside every topic lesson on the website and in the Android and iOS apps. It works from the lesson you are studying, so its answers match what you are learning and point back to the sections they came from.
- Ask or simplify: ask about the lesson, or have a section explained simply with an everyday example.
- Hints, not answers: try first, then get one hint at a time.
- Check your understanding: explain the idea in your own words and see what is missing.
- Your working, read back: photograph your handwritten working, confirm the reading, then discuss it.
- Videos and languages: ask about a lesson video, or for an explanation in a language reviewed for that lesson.
- Ask my teacher: learners in a school can pass a question to their teacher.
The companion does not answer questions unrelated to the lesson. It is paused while you sit a timed exam, a mock, an assignment or a group competition. Guided help is recorded separately from questions you answer on your own, so your progress reflects your own work.
- Read the lessonStart with the explanation, video and worked example.
- Ask for help where you are stuckChoose a section, ask your question or show your working. The answer names the lesson sections it used.
- Explain it backPut the idea in your own words and see what is missing, with a suggested next step.
- Practise on your ownAnswer new questions without help. Understanding is shown by getting new questions right on different days.
Written answers
Understand the mark.
Understand the mark.
Improve the answer.
In past papers, mocks and topic practice, written answers can be marked with AI against the question’s saved marking scheme or approved marking criteria. Each mark comes with the evidence from your answer that earned it.
- Typed or photographed: handwritten working is transcribed first, keeping units and symbols.
- A fuller picture: strengths, missing points and a concrete next step.
- People decide: marks stay provisional until staff review, and a teacher’s decision always takes precedence.
- Query a mark: once results are released, you can ask for a mark to be reviewed.
When a teacher marks instead
AI never guesses when it cannot be sure. These go to a teacher without an AI score:
- Working that cannot be read clearly.
- Practical, performance or oral skills that must be observed.
- Questions whose diagram or marking scheme is not available.
Marking suggestions
In school examinations, the named markers can ask for AI suggestions on written scripts. They review and confirm every mark; suggestions never become results on their own.
Your settings
A school administrator switches AI support on, confirms that parents or guardians have consented, and sets daily limits for the school and for each learner. Voice features are off unless the school allows them.
Reviewed content and safer messages
AI can draft lessons for editors, who review every draft before it is published. Messages between students and staff are screened to keep them about learning, alongside moderation rules and staff oversight.
Allowances and credits
Included with your learning.
Included with your learning.
More when you need it.
AI support is part of the access you already buy. There is no separate subscription.
- Topics you have unlocked: up to 20 companion questions a day.
- Free lesson previews: up to 3 questions a day on the free sections.
- Written-answer marking: included in paper, mock and topic prices.
- Schools: 20 AI marking suggestions a day are included; school examination plans can include more.
Need more? AI credit packs are available from your wallet, with the price, number of requests and validity shown before you pay. Credits are used only after the day’s included questions, and a request that fails returns its credit. Schools can buy credits shared by their learners and markers. How pricing works.
Privacy and consent
Your questions stay private
- Consent first: a school confirms parent or guardian consent for its learners; independent learners confirm it with a parent or guardian before first use.
- Sent only to answer: your question, and any photo or recording you add, are sent to our AI provider to prepare the answer. The provider does not use them to train its models.
- Kept briefly: companion conversations and photos are deleted after 30 days.
- Shared only by you: teachers see a question only when you choose “Ask my teacher”.
Please do not include names, phone numbers or other contact details in your questions. Read the privacy notice.
Clear expectationsWhat to know
What to know
about AI support.
AI helps you learn and helps teachers mark. People stay responsible for the content, the marks and the review.
Can I use the study companion today?
AI support is being switched on in stages. Topic lessons, past papers and practice are available now, subject to the content and access on your account.
Is AI feedback instant or always correct?
Neither is promised. Written answers are marked in the background, and AI can make mistakes. Marks remain provisional until review, and a teacher’s decision takes precedence. Feedback guides your preparation; it is not an official examination grade.
Can the companion do my homework or answer anything?
No. It works from the lesson you are studying, gives hints one step at a time, and does not answer unrelated questions. It is paused during timed exams, mocks, assignments and group competitions.
Does AI publish lessons automatically?
No. AI can draft explanations, key points and worked examples for editors. An editor reviews every draft, and nothing changes until it is approved.
What happens when I reach the daily limit?
You can continue reading and practising, try again the next day, or use AI credits from your wallet. Your school may also set its own daily limits.
Why can’t I use AI support at my school?
Your school decides whether to switch AI support on and confirms parent or guardian consent first. Ask your teacher or school administrator.
Your next step is ready todayStart with a topic.
Start with a topic.
Build with practice.
Open a lesson, ask the companion where you are stuck, then practise on your own.