Doing well
Halves & quarters
Recognising parts of a whole.
½
¼
A free 15-minute concept check.
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find their weak concepts.
Find out which concepts your child needs help with — in about 15 minutes. Start free, then see what to practise next.
Concept reportSampleFractions,
made clearer.
Aarav · Class 5Doing well
Halves & quarters
Needs practice
Comparing fractions
1–10CBSE Classes 1–10Practice for their school journey
3First 3 chapters freeIn every subject
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A clearer picture, one concept at a time
One test. A clearer picture.
Follow Aarav’s sample journey from a chapter test to practice that knows where to focus.
AaravClass 5 · FractionsIllustrative sample
Every answer is
a little insight.
Here’s what’s clicking.
First chapter test Needs practice
Comparing fractions
Working out which fraction is larger.
⅔
¾
Start with what they know.
Sample chapter testAarav answers questions across the chapter. Each answer helps reveal his understanding of a concept.
01
Recognising halvesIdentify one of two equal parts
Understands02
Recognising quartersIdentify one of four equal parts
Understands03
Comparing fractionsCompare two fractions with different denominators
RevisitA little more focus. A new question.
Two days later, in this exampleThe next test includes more questions on comparing fractions. Try one yourself.
Comparing fractions
Which fraction is larger?
Practice that comes back
to what matters.
to what matters.
Spaced repetition revisits concepts over time. More of the next test focuses on areas needing practice.
Select a fraction to see the explanation.
An illustrative learning journey, with an invented learner and results. The two-day interval is an example, not a fixed schedule.
They call it a challenge.
You call it learning.
Give curiosity a little company, and effort a little celebration.
A little friendly competition
Buddy Duel
Children challenge their buddies to assessment games. Familiar faces make practice feel more playful.
Effort worth celebrating
Brainy Coins
Children earn Brainy Coins through their answers and learning.
Earn coins now.
Reward shop items are coming soon.
Their learning.
Your peace of mind.
See what’s going well and what needs another look. Concept reports reach you in the app and on WhatsApp.
Start free testBrainyWorkbookSample parent update
A little reading.
A lot more clarity.
Practical guides for the questions parents ask.
Let’s find their next “I get it.”Find their next focus.
Find their next focus.
Start with a free test.
Discover weak concepts in about 15 minutes. The first 3 chapters of every subject are free.
Start free test A parent’s WhatsApp verification is part of app registration.Paid access · November 2026₹999for one full year:
all subjects, one child.
Paid checkout opens in November.
all subjects, one child.
One year of access.
No automatic renewal.
Paid checkout opens in November.
What will I learn from a concept report?
You’ll see the concepts your child is doing well in and those that need practice. It gives you a more useful picture than an overall score alone.
How does the next test adapt?
Later tests include more questions in areas where your child struggled. Spaced repetition brings concepts back over time. The two-day gap in our sample is illustrative, not a fixed schedule.
Which classes is BrainyWorkbook for?
BrainyWorkbook is for CBSE Classes 1–10. Choose your child’s class in the app to explore the available subjects and chapters.
Can children spend Brainy Coins yet?
Children can earn Brainy Coins now. The reward store is visible in the app, with its listed items marked coming soon.
What’s free, and when does paid access launch?
The first 3 chapters of every subject are free. Paid access is planned for November 2026 at ₹999 for one full year: all subjects, one child. No automatic renewal.
How do we get started?
Select Start free test to open the app. New families can set up a child login after a parent verifies their WhatsApp number. Existing users can log in.