Choose a pathway
Choose from the curriculum-aligned subjects and year levels available inside KeaPrep. The app organises the skills so you can see what your child should practise next.
KeaPrepKeaPrep turns New Zealand curriculum pathways across subjects into focused daily practice for your child. It tracks each skill, brings it back at the right time, and keeps online and printable practice in one progress record.
Free during early access · Parent-led profiles
Which word is closest in meaning to “rapid”?
KeaPrep keeps track of what has been introduced, what is becoming secure, and what is due for another look—so families do not have to build the plan themselves.
KeaPrep shows what your child should practise next, brings skills back when they are due for review, and keeps their progress record up to date.
Choose from the curriculum-aligned subjects and year levels available inside KeaPrep. The app organises the skills so you can see what your child should practise next.
KeaPrep selects a manageable set of questions from skills that are ready to learn or due for review.
Each practice result updates one of five clear mastery levels—from not started to mastered.
KeaPrep brings skills back when they are due for review. Families do not need to manage a revision queue.
Print a focused worksheet, let your child work on paper, then add the marked results back to the same progress record.
A percentage only shows what happened once. KeaPrep's five stages show how each skill is growing—how much support your child needs, how consistently they can use it, and whether the learning lasts.
This skill has not been practised or assessed yet.
Beginning to understand the idea; usually needs prompts, examples or adult support.
Can use the skill in familiar questions, but accuracy and independence are still growing.
Works independently and consistently with the skill in familiar situations.
Remembers the skill over time and applies it confidently in new or more complex situations.
Progress means needing less help and using learning in more places. KeaPrep revisits skills over time, so “Mastered” reflects lasting understanding—not one lucky result.
Print a focused worksheet, let your child work on paper, then add the marked results back to the same progress record. After marking the worksheet, scan the QR code, enter the marked results, and confirm them before the learning plan updates.
See sessions, questions, accuracy, learning activity and mastery in one calm view. Create a limited progress snapshot for a teacher or tutor, share a revocable link and turn off access whenever you choose.
Explore KeaPrepKeaPrep is designed so parents stay in charge of their child's profile, personal information and progress sharing—while learning content is reviewed before families use it.
A parent or caregiver creates and manages each child’s learning profile.
Child profiles do not need an email address or phone number.
Share a limited progress view with a teacher or tutor, then turn off access at any time.
Curriculum pathways are checked and updated before they are made available to families.
KeaPrep's core learning loop is live while we prepare and review curriculum-aligned pathways across subjects and year levels. During Early Access, features and content coverage will continue to improve.
KeaPrep is a family learning system that helps parents understand what their child should practise next, which skills are due for review, and how progress changes over time.
No. KeaPrep supports regular practice at home. It does not replace a teacher, tutor or professional learning assessment.
Not yet. KeaPrep’s core learning loop is live while we prepare and review curriculum-aligned pathways across subjects and year levels. Available content is always shown clearly inside the learning app.
KeaPrep creates a focused student worksheet and answer sheet. After marking the worksheet, scan the QR code, enter the marked results, and confirm them before the learning plan updates.
No. Scanning the QR code opens the relevant paper record; it does not read or mark handwriting. A parent or caregiver enters and confirms the marked results before the learning plan updates.
KeaPrep is free during early access. Any future paid plan will be explained clearly before it applies.
Yes. A parent can create a limited progress snapshot and share it using a revocable link. Anyone with the link can view the limited snapshot until the parent revokes it. The snapshot is separate from the child’s main learning record and contains only a limited set of progress information.
Australia is part of the future roadmap. The current focus is building deep, reliable learning aligned with the New Zealand Curriculum across subjects.
Explore KeaPrep free during early access.