educISA: Math & Physics

educISA: Math & Physics

Practice, Earn Real Rewards

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  • Released
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  • July 21, 2026
  • September 13, 2026

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educISA turns math and physics practice into something kids actually want to do — not because of gimmicks, but because effort leads to real rewards you choose. WHY IT WORKS Every practice session is aligned to the Singapore syllabus, so progress here means progress in the classroom. Kids build daily streaks, watch their mastery grow subject by subject, and earn points for showing up and trying — not just for getting answers right. REAL REWARDS, YOUR RULES This isn't in-app currency for digital stickers. Parents set what points can be redeemed for — extra screen time, a weekend outing, choosing what's for dinner, whatever fits your family. Kids request a redemption, you approve it. Simple. BUILT FOR AGES 10–15 Clean, focused screens with just enough personality (a few emoji, a friendly violet palette) — no clutter, no distracting mini-games, no leaderboards pitting kids against strangers. BILINGUAL Full English and Russian support, so the whole family can use it comfortably. WHAT'S INSIDE • Math and physics practice mapped to the Singapore syllabus • Daily streaks and subject-by-subject mastery tracking • Effort-based point system • Parent-defined, parent-approved reward redemption • English and Russian throughout educISA — because the best motivation isn't a badge, it's something real.
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What's New in educISA

1.1.3

September 13, 2026

Weekly Challenge! Once a week, take on a "Millionaire"-style ladder — 15 questions, escalating difficulty, up to 1,000 bonus points. A wrong answer ends the round, but you keep everything you've earned. Every attempt is logged so parents can see how their kid did and which topic tripped them up. Also in this update: bug fixes and reliability improvements.

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