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How it works
One simple loop, repeating
every week - assess, practise, improve.
Aika turns home maths practice into a calm, repeatable rhythm.
Here's exactly what happens - from the first assessment to the feedback that tells you what to do next.
01
Start with a smart baseline
A short, friendly assessment finds exactly where your child is, not their school year, but their real current level. No pressure, no timer anxiety.
Takes about 10 minutes
Adapts as your child answers
02
Practise with worksheets made for them
Every worksheet is generated around current performance and confidence, enough challenge to grow without overwhelm.
New worksheet every session
Print it, or work on screen
03
Submit it whichever way suits
Children can answer directly on screen, or do it on paper and simply snap a photo. Aika reads handwritten answers and marks them the same way.
04
Get feedback you can act on
After marking, Aika gives clear guidance on what went well and what to focus on next. That feedback shapes the next worksheet, and the loop continues.
No jargon, guidance any parent can use
Feeds straight into the next session
Why it works
Every worksheet makes the next one smarter.
Feedback flows back into the next worksheet, so challenge stays just-right and confidence compounds week by week.
Always the right level
Difficulty adapts from results so practice never stalls or overwhelms.
Confidence-first
Steady wins create momentum and keep children engaged.
Minutes, not hours
Short focused sessions fit into real weekly routines.
Common questions
Good to know before you start
How long does a session take?
Most worksheets take around 10-15 minutes, built for short regular practice.
Do we need a printer?
No. Work fully on screen, or print and upload a photo afterward.
Is it curriculum-aligned?
Yes. Worksheets follow a curriculum-aligned progression path.
What if a worksheet feels too hard?
The next worksheet adapts automatically based on each outcome.
Bring calm, structured maths practice into your weekly routine.
Start with assessment, continue with focused worksheets, and follow clear next steps each week.