It cannot reach the internet

The app makes no network requests of any kind. It asks for no camera, no microphone and no location. There are no adverts, no accounts, no analytics and no third-party code. Nothing a child does in it is visible to anyone else.

It asks only for a first name (optional), a Form, and a career interest. There is no field anywhere for a surname, an age, a school, an address, a phone number or an email.

It is for home, not the classroom

Phones stay out of school. Nothing in the app needs to be opened during the school day, and the teacher tools are built for paper and a projector · worksheets, mock papers and board mode run from a teacher's own screen, with no student device in class.

The share card carries no name and no exam marks. Codes a student may send carry the question or their own progress · never anything about the device.

The examination is changing, and the app says so

In July 2026 CXC announced that for non-practical subjects, Mathematics included, the School-Based Assessment project is phased out in favour of Paper 032, sat under examination conditions — with the topics released about a month in advance, extra time allocated, and reference notes permitted in the room. Practical subjects keep their SBA, with moderation strengthened.

For CSEC, 2027 is a choice year — a school may run either — and from May–June 2028 it is Paper 032 for every candidate. Existing SBA scores remain transferable under the two-year rule. The app carries both routes: a preparation screen for the new paper, a printable reference-sheet builder, and the project studio unchanged for schools still running it.

CXC has not published the reformed paper’s length, its marks, or the rules on what counts as permitted notes, and the app does not guess at them: it names the source and the date on screen and tells students to check with their school and the current syllabus. Source: CXC, “Holding to the Standard”, 16 July 2026.