The usual loop
- 01Hear the lesson
- 02Copy the notes
- 03Recite it later
Student briefing
Secondary students · 2026
Syllabus first. Understanding next.
Your curriculum. An AI teacher. Then practice that asks you to do the work — not only remember it.
01 / Why this classroom
Remembering is not the finish line.
Too many study loops stop at hear, copy, recite. This classroom asks you to work a real example — then keeps the evidence.
This classroom
- 01Work a real example
- 02Try, miss, retry
- 03Leave evidence you can show
02 / The classroom
Walk in. Do not dump content.
Come for a question. Stay for the understanding.
Meet an AI teacher, follow the live board, and ask the questions that make the topic click. Sample lessons open before anyone pays.
03 / What you open
Three doors. One learner hub.
AI classroom
Step-by-step lessons, a live board, and companions you can pick up on a laptop or a phone.
Exam practice
Timed mocks aligned to the board you will sit, with scoring and explanations you can retry.
Notes to lessons
Upload a PDF or a photo of handwritten notes. Karatu turns it into a lesson you can replay.
04 / Exam day
Practice the paper you will sit.
Choose the board, take a timed mock, work the explanations, and give the hard topics another go. Completion is not the same as evidence.
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05 / Your notes
From a pile of notes to a clearer picture.
Lecture printouts and handwritten pages become a structured lesson with practice attached. Return to it the night before the test.
- PDFs or photos of handwritten work
- A learning focus and a language you can follow
- Replay inside the same classroom
06 / How it starts
Try the work before you commit.
Open a sample
Walk a live classroom with no contract and no card.
Generate two lessons
Free lesson generations let you bring your own topic or notes.
Keep going
Stay on a student plan, or join through a parent or school seat.
07 / Next step
Start with one lesson
Do the work. Keep the proof.
Open a sample classroom, sit a practice paper, or turn today’s notes into a lesson you can replay.