kaihle
For Cambridge schools, Grades 6 to 10

Know which students are behind, and on what, while there is still time to help.

Kaihle gives every student an adaptive test, shows teachers the gaps by subtopic, and builds the courses and lesson plans that close them.

No marking. Teachers, admins and parents included at no extra cost.

Class gap map
Math, sample class
Sample data
Amara
Ben
Chloe
Dev
Fractions
42%Needs work
88%Strong
61%Developing
35%Needs work
Ratio
55%Developing
82%Strong
40%Needs work
66%Developing
Linear equations
30%Needs work
76%Strong
58%Developing
47%Needs work
Angles
71%Developing
90%Strong
77%Strong
52%Developing
Course for Amara
Linear equations
Gap found at 30%. Explained through football.
Sample data
1
Explanation
Done
2
Worked example
Done
3
Practice quiz
In progress
4
Progress check
Next
Sound familiar?

The problems every middle school knows

Results arrive after the class has moved on.

End-of-term results tell you what went wrong when it is too late to fix it.

With Kaihle: the gap map is ready the moment a student finishes the test.

One lesson has to work for every student in the room.

Planning for different levels and interests takes more hours than a teacher has.

With Kaihle: lesson plans start from your class's profiles, and each student gets a course for their gaps.

Leaders can't easily show how students are progressing.

Parents and staff ask, and the answer takes an evening of spreadsheets.

With Kaihle: one dashboard across classes, and a weekly summary for every parent.

What changes for each person

Teachers
No marking. Tests are scored automatically.
Gaps known by subtopic, per student.
Lesson plans that start from your class.
Students
Work on what they actually need.
Courses explained through their interests.
Harder work where they are strong.
School leaders
One view across classes and subjects.
Weekly parent summaries, sent for you.
Priced per student. Staff and parents free.

How it works

Five steps. Each one uses what the step before it learned.

1

Learning profile

A few questions about each student's learning preferences and interests.

2

Adaptive test

Questions adjust as the student answers. Each one maps to a Cambridge learning objective.

3

Gap map

A score per subtopic, per student, in one class view.

4

Courses and lesson plans

A short course per gap for students, and lesson plans for the class.

5

Tutor

Once gaps close, students keep learning the next topics.

See the full walkthrough
Learning profile

Every student starts with a profile.

When a student joins, a short set of questions captures how they prefer to learn and what they care about. A student who loves football learns fractions through match statistics. A student into gaming gets the same idea through game mechanics. Same curriculum, a different way in.

Teachers can adjust a profile as they get to know the student.

Learning profile
Amara
Sample data
Learns best with
Worked examples first
Prefers to work
Step by step
Confidence in Math
Medium
Interests
Sports & FitnessMusic & Arts
Lesson plan
Ratio in everyday life
Built around a class of 12
Sample data
Class profile
Sports & Fitness: 5Technology: 4Music & Arts: 3
7 of 12 students learn best from worked examples first.
Opening hook
A team wins 3 of every 5 matches. How many wins would you expect over a 30-match season?
Activities matched to this class
Ratios in match statisticsSports & Fitness
Ratio in game scoresTechnology
Ratio and rhythm in musicMusic & Arts
Lesson plans

Plans built around your class.

Pick a topic and get a complete plan: learning objectives, an opening hook, activities matched to the preferences and interests in your room, and real-life examples from where your school is.

A school in Bali gets Bali examples. A school in Nairobi gets Nairobi examples.

For school leaders

A weekly note every parent understands, and one view of the whole school.

Each week parents get a plain-language email: what improved, what is being worked on, what comes next. No app, no login, no extra work for teachers. Leaders see every class, subject and term on one dashboard.

To: Amara's parentsSample data
Amara's week in Math
Improved: Fractions moved from needs work to developing.
Working on: Ratio, with a short course built around football.
Next: Linear equations, starting next week.
7,000+
curriculum-aligned questions
Grades 6 to 10
Cambridge today, more curricula coming
3 subjects
Math, Science and English
Why I built Kaihle

I founded and led an international school in Bali. Our teachers worked hard and our students showed up every day, and we still could not tell what each student understood at any given moment. I built Kaihle to answer that question for every teacher, every class, every week.

Vibhu Athavaria
Founder, Kaihle
Read the story

Try it with your class for 30 days.

Full access to every feature. Nothing is deleted when the trial ends.