Learning that fits the learner, not the other way round.
SYNiq is a patient teacher that notices how you learn. It explains a topic the way you need, lets you get things wrong without feeling bad, and shows you exactly where an answer went off course, so you can fix it yourself.
Free to try. Any subject, any level. No sign-up.
Like a teacher who knows you well
Every student has their own path. SYNiq remembers the mistakes you tend to make and the explanations that work for you, then changes how it teaches. It never turns you into a score or a label.
Notices how you learn
It spots patterns in your answers, like mixing up two ideas, and teaches to that.
Explains it another way
Pictures, small steps, a real-life story, or a smaller question. You can switch any time.
Makes mistakes safe
No red crosses, no shame. A mistake is just a clue about what to look at next.
Builds confidence
It guides you to the answer yourself, so you know you can do it again.
Not a spoon-feeding bot. A real teacher.
SYNiq doesn't just hand over answers. It asks the next small question, waits for you to think, and gives a bigger hint only when you need one.
Tell it what you want to learn
Any topic: angle of elevation, photosynthesis, fractions, a poem, the French Revolution.
It finds where you are
One or two friendly questions to see what you already know, so it starts at the right place.
You learn your way
Pictures first, tiny steps, real-life examples, or "let me try first". Meaning and use, not just rules.
Practise, slip, fix it yourself
When an answer goes wrong, it shows you where, and helps you get it right on your own.
See where it went wrong, then make it right
When you share an answer, SYNiq draws your way next to the right path, so the difference is easy to see.
- It starts with what you got right.
- It points to the one step that went off course, without blame.
- It asks you to fix it, with a hint if you want one.
- Then a similar question, so the new idea sticks.
Made for learners whose path is different
Some of us read slowly, some think in pictures, some need things one step at a time, and some use a screen reader. SYNiq changes how it teaches to fit you. No diagnosis needed, no labels, ever.
- Pictures first. Diagrams, bars and number lines instead of walls of text.
- Small steps. One idea at a time, with a check before moving on.
- Easy reading. Short sentences, plain words, a reading-friendly font.
- Listen and speak. Replies can be read aloud, and you can talk instead of type.
- Screen reader friendly. Every picture comes with a description in words.
- No timers. Take as long as you need. Ask again as often as you like.
- Your language. Write in English, Malayalam or Hindi and it answers in kind.
- Bigger text, high contrast. Change how it looks in one tap.
- You're in charge. Say "explain it another way" or "I'm stuck" at any time.
For students, families and schools
Students
Practise at your own pace with explanations that change to suit you. Ask "why am I seeing this?" and SYNiq tells you.
Parents
See progress in plain words, not marks or rankings. You choose what is shared, and consent always comes first.
Teachers and schools
See which topics a class finds hard and which students may need a hand, shown as counts, never league tables.
Class 9, Kerala State syllabus
The full SYNiq app is being piloted with Class 9 students at Providence School, Calicut, across every subject in the Kerala State (SCERT) syllabus.
Students are invited across all kinds of marks, so SYNiq is tested with every kind of learner. The school's own exam results before and after will show whether it really helps.
9
subjects, from Maths to Malayalam
81
chapters with lessons
1,961
practice questions with hints
10
ways to explain, without AI
Children's data is not a product
SYNiq is built for India's DPDP Act from day one, and ready for GDPR and COPPA as it grows.
Consent first
In the SYNiq app, a student can't start until a parent or guardian agrees.
No labels, no IQ
SYNiq never gives a student a score, a ranking or a diagnosis.
No ads, no selling
We never show ads to students or sell anyone's information.
The free tutor on this website doesn't ask for your name and doesn't save your chats. Read how the tutor handles your messages.
"Build a future that fits the person, not the system."
The SYNiq vision
Made in Calicut, for every learner
REAXIS is an education start-up incubated at Providence Women's College, Calicut, Kerala. We started SYNiq because too many students are taught as if they all learn the same way.
We'd love to hear from schools, teachers, parents and specialists who want to help shape SYNiq.
What we believe
- Every student can learn when it's taught the way they need.
- Mistakes are part of learning, never something to be ashamed of.
- Understanding the meaning and use of an idea matters more than memorising it.
- Technology should support teachers and families, not replace them.
Got a topic that just won't click?
Tell SYNiq. It will find a way that works for you.