From diagnostic to personalised learning, all in one platform.

Before any assessment, the first thing a student does on Kaihle is a short onboarding conversation. Not a test. A few simple questions about how they like to learn: Do they prefer to see a worked example before reading the explanation, or the other way around? Do they find it easier to go step by step, or see the full picture first? How confident do they feel about this subject going in? There are no right or wrong answers. The purpose is straightforward: so that from the very first study plan, every explanation, every practice question, and every resource is matched to how this specific student learns. Not how the average student learns. This student.

When a student joins a class, Kaihle automatically generates an Initial Diagnostic Assessment: a structured, curriculum-aligned assessment covering all major subtopics for their grade and subject. The student completes it once. The teacher marks nothing. Throughout the year, teachers can assign Progress Checks: shorter, focused assessments before a new unit, at the start of a new term, or ahead of parent consultations. Each one updates the student's gap map with fresh data.

For every gap identified, Kaihle generates a study plan tailored to that student. This includes curated external resources matched to their learning profile, and a practice quiz to reinforce the concept. Resources are selected based on how closely they match the curriculum subtopic, not a keyword search. A student who learns best through worked examples gets different resources than a student who prefers to read the concept first. Both have the same gap. Neither gets the same plan. Students who are strong on a subtopic get harder practice and extension challenges automatically. No student is left waiting at the class average.

Each week, parents receive a plain-language summary of their child's progress: what improved, what is still being worked on, and what is coming next. Written for parents, not educators. No jargon, no login, no app to download. School leaders can see all parent reports from the admin dashboard.