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It survives without the internet
If the Wi-Fi drops in the middle of the exam — stay calm. Your answers are already saved on the device. When the connection comes back, everything is sent automatically. You lose not one word.
For students
An exam should test what you know.
Not your connection.
It survives a dropped network. It saves as you type. It runs on any device you already have. The technology does not get in your way.
Capabilities
What you get
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It saves as you type
Every keystroke stores the answer. Even if the battery dies, someone kicks the cable or the app crashes, you carry on from exactly where you were.
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It runs on everything
Linux in the school room. A Windows laptop at home. Your father's Mac. An Android tablet. An iPhone. A web browser. One account, every device.
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A clean exam view
During the exam you see the question, the answer and the buttons you need. No banners, no notifications, no distractions. The technology disappears behind the task.
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A formatted answer
If your answer needs a mathematical formula, formatting, lists or a table, you can write it exactly as you mean it. Ideal for working through a proof.
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No double submission
Even if you press “Submit” several times, or the network makes you repeat it, your answers reach the teacher once. No confusing duplicates in the system.
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A detailed view of your mark
Once the teacher has marked the paper, you see more than the final mark. You see the points on each question, the criteria you were marked against and the teacher's comment — question by question.
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A chat with the teacher
Not sure why you got that mark? Have a question about the next exam? You start a one-to-one chat with the teacher straight from the app.
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A history of every exam
Access to every past exam — the questions, your answers, the mark, the comments. Useful for revision before finals, or to see how far you have come.
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Push notifications
You are notified when a new exam is scheduled, when a mark is ready, when a message arrives from the teacher. You miss nothing that matters.
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Study material
Teachers publish introductory material by subject — texts, formulas, images, PDFs. You read it before the exam instead of hunting through your notes.
Step by step
How the work looks
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A notification arrives: “Tomorrow at 10:00 you have a maths exam, 90 minutes.”
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You sit down at the school Linux machine (or the tablet at home). You sign in to the app with your account.
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The exam opens at the appointed hour. You read the teacher's introduction.
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You start answering. On every question the answer is saved automatically as you type.
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Halfway through, the Wi-Fi drops. You see an “Offline” icon at the top. Stay calm — you carry on as normal.
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Five minutes later the network is back. The saved answers are sent to the server automatically.
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You press “Submit” before the time runs out. You see a confirmation that it arrived.
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An hour later: a notification — “Your maths mark is ready: 18/20.”
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You open the result. You see the points on every question, the teacher's comments and an explanation of the criteria.
The other two roles
One product, three points of view
Want to see it with your own eyes?
A 30-minute demo with a real simulation - the teacher's and the student's panel at the same time, live. One screen shows how the two roles see each other during an exam.
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