Notes, exams, quizzes, tutors, analytics, and lesson planning for Forms 1–6 in English and Kiswahili.
A phone recording, shown as a phone. One student, one evening: open a topic, let the tutor explain it, photograph a question, check a past paper answer, switch to Kiswahili, then a teacher prints a lesson plan.
Twelve subjects, Form 1 to Form 6.
Every topic has its own notes, with diagrams drawn for the syllabus and practice questions taken from past papers. Sciences get interactive labs and 3D models.
Tap the tutor and an animated teacher explains the section aloud, in English or Kiswahili, and answers when you ask by voice or text.
Type a question or point the camera at it. The answer is built from Moonjai's notes for your form, with the maths set out properly and a labelled diagram when one helps.
Upload a whole paper and every question comes back answered.
National papers and regional mocks by year, subject and form. Each question has a worked solution, and students post and vote on better ones.
Quizzes by topic check what has stuck before exam day.
See how any school, region or the whole country performed, by year, subject and gender. Profiles for hundreds of schools.
For students choosing a school, for parents, and for head teachers.
Switch to teacher mode and the planning tools start from the same syllabus.
A ready lesson plan for any subtopic, with a chalkboard plan, adjustable for your class and exported to PDF.
A year's scheme built from the syllabus, your school calendar and periods per week, ready to print and hand in.
Build a test from the question bank, then print the exam and the answer guide with your school's name on it.
Free. No account needed to start. Ages 13 and up.
The whole app switches to Kiswahili from one flag: every screen, the notes, the tutor and its voice. Speech runs on the phone, so nothing you say leaves it.