Built in the UAE · Teachers first
Know who needs help before the lesson starts.
Learnly is a practice and revision platform for IGCSE mathematics. Every answer a student gives updates a live view of what they have genuinely mastered — so a teacher walks into the lesson already knowing what to target, instead of spending the first ten minutes finding out.
Free for individual students and teachers. No card needed. Students can sign up on their own — a class code is optional.
What it does
Three jobs, done properly.
Teachers and tutors first. Students are who it is built to help, parents get the weekly view, and institutes are the audience we are building toward — one centre serves hundreds of students at once. UAE-first, with IGCSE maths as the starting point.
Diagnose
Every answer updates a live per-skill estimate of what a student has actually learned — not a score out of ten. A wrong answer is traced back to the sub-skill that caused it.
Prioritise
That estimate becomes a class view: which topics are cold, which students are drifting, who needs you this week. Parents get an honest weekly email — mastery per topic, and the trend.
Act
Practice adapts to the gap instead of marching through a worksheet. The next question is chosen by the estimate, and remediation targets the specific misconception behind the mistake.
How it earns trust
Every question has to survive four steps.
- 01
Mapped
Before a question exists, the slot it fills is tied to one nano-topic in the specification, stored with its learning objective and the syllabus text it came from.
- 02
Written
Questions are authored against that objective. AI is used where it genuinely helps, never as the last word — this is not a chatbot with a logo on it.
- 03
Checked
The authoring pipeline includes a structural validator and a maths-verification switchboard. Historic approved questions do not all carry a per-item verification audit record, so approval is not presented as independent certification.
- 04
Released
Only approved questions are eligible to be served, and the engine re-checks that flag every time it picks one — so an unapproved question cannot reach a student.
Those checks are automated. There is no human marker sitting between the pipeline and the student, and we would rather say so than imply a review team we do not have.
The founder
Mohamed Saeed Al Musallam
Founder — Emirati, based in the UAE
I built Learnly because teachers should spend their time teaching and knowing their students, not drowning in admin. I am the person you reach when you email support, and the person accountable for everything on this platform.
The idea is simple. Every answer a student gives updates a live estimate of what they actually know, so a teacher walks into a lesson already knowing what to target instead of re-teaching the basics. It isn't ChatGPT dressed up as an app — I use AI only where it genuinely helps. New questions pass automated coherence and mathematical checks, while student feedback can remove a live question for follow-up when something slips through.
Learnly doesn't replace the teacher. It does the drilling and the watching, and flags the few students who need you this week.
Where we actually stand
Built and open. Not yet proven.
- Status
- Live and open. Anyone can create a free account today — students and teachers, no card, no invite.
- Built
- Question bank, adaptive practice engine, teacher classes and reports, parent progress emails. All working in production.
- Looking for
- Teachers, tutors and centres willing to run it with a real class and tell us plainly where it breaks.
- Not claiming
- No external users yet. No schools, no case studies, no testimonials — because there is nothing honest to put there.
If that last point is what is making you hesitate, say so — email the founder about running it with a real class and you will get a straight answer from the person who built it, not a sales sequence.
Try it with one class.
Create the class, share the code, and put it in front of real students this week. Free for individual students and teachers. Landed here first? See how it works for your class.