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For parents, guardians and teachers

Help a learner move forward without taking over.

Kwazi explains difficult ideas, offers one checked practice step and gives the adult a clearer view of where support is needed.

What Kwazi helps with

  • Explaining the same idea in a clearer or smaller way.
  • Moving from an explanation into one manageable practice step.
  • Checking the included activities before progress moves forward.
  • Showing what was tried so an adult can support the next step.

What Kwazi does not do

  • Store photos or voice recordings of your child.
  • Show advertising or sell personal information.
  • Replace a teacher, tutor or parent’s judgement.
  • Mark school assessments or decide results.

Using Kwazi together

Start with one question.

Snap the question your child is stuck on and read the steps together. Avoid photographing names, ID numbers or other personal details on the page.

Look for understanding, not speed.

A useful session should make the next step clearer. Ask the learner to explain the idea back, try a similar question and say what still feels confusing. A score or streak is not the same as secure understanding.

Tell us when something does not help.

If a reply feels unsafe, confusing or wrong, stop the session and report the learning goal, visible response and steps that led to it. Never include real child information in a report.

How to report an issue

Choose a grade and subject together.

Start with the Grades R–12 phase overview andCAPS subject guides to find a topic and an example prompt. Check the five-question trial and R10 pricing before asking follow-ups. Teachers can use the school evaluation guide to review a lesson.