FAQ
StudyLah FAQ
Who we are, what StudyLah does for your child, and what it costs. 25 questions parents ask, answered.
The short version
StudyLah is an online maths practice app for Singapore primary school children, P1 to P6, aligned to the latest (2026) MOE syllabus and built for the PSLE. It is made in Singapore by StudyLah Learning Pte. Ltd. Starting is free, and Premium is S$34.90 a month.
About StudyLah
What is StudyLah?
StudyLah is an online maths practice app for Singapore primary school children, P1 to P6, aligned to the latest (2026) MOE syllabus and built for the PSLE. It is made in Singapore by StudyLah Learning Pte. Ltd. Starting is free, on a phone, a tablet or the computer at home.
Who makes StudyLah?
StudyLah Learning Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore education technology company focused on helping Primary 1 to 6 students prepare for PSLE Mathematics. Its UEN is 202620010Z. StudyLah, at studylah.com.sg, is built from first-hand experience of the Singapore primary school and PSLE journey, and its questions are developed with input from Singapore tutors, including former MOE teachers. The company has applied to register StudyLah as a trade mark in Singapore.
Is studylah.com.sg the official StudyLah?
Yes. studylah.com.sg is StudyLah's only website, and our social accounts are @studylahapp on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube. Other websites and accounts with similar names are not connected to us.
Who is StudyLah for?
Children in Singapore primary schools, Primary 1 to 6, and their parents. StudyLah covers primary school maths and the PSLE only: there is no secondary school, O-Level or university course. Maths is the one subject today; English, Science and Mother Tongue are on our roadmap.
Is StudyLah aligned with the latest (2026) MOE syllabus?
Yes. StudyLah follows the current syllabus, so the practice reflects the real changes: Speed is no longer tested, Average and Ratio sit in Primary 6, Pie Charts and Nets are now Primary 4 topics, and basic algebra is part of P6. Your child is not practising on material that has quietly gone out of date.
How hard are StudyLah's questions?
As hard as the real exam, on purpose. Every StudyLah question is written to the standard of the real PSLE and top-school exams, and its difficulty is calibrated question by question. So practice feels like the real thing, not a gentler version that flatters the score and surprises your child on the day.
How StudyLah teaches
What does my child do on StudyLah?
Three things, all in one place. Daily Practice is a short set waiting every day, about five minutes, and finishing it keeps their streak going. Topic Drill works on one topic or one concept until it moves from new to mastered. Exam Mode sits a full timed paper, or a Weighted Assessment scoped to what the school has taught this term.
Who is Lah?
Lah is the otter tutor inside StudyLah. When your child gets a question wrong, Lah talks the solution through out loud, step by step, lighting up the exact numbers on the question as she says them. Your child can replay a step or stay on it, and nothing moves on until they do.
What happens to the questions my child gets wrong?
They all go into your child's mistake book on StudyLah, sorted by topic, whichever mode they were in. StudyLah works out whether each one was a careless slip or something they're still learning, and says so. Reading the mistake book, and every worked solution in it, is free on every plan. With Retry Mistakes on Premium, the question comes back rebuilt, the same challenge with a new story, new numbers and redrawn figures, so your child has to actually solve it again rather than remember the answer.
How is StudyLah different from other practice apps?
On StudyLah, every mistake teaches something. When your child gets one wrong, Lah talks the solution through out loud, highlighting the exact numbers on the question as she says them, with a link straight to the concept behind it. The question then comes back later, rebuilt, until it sticks. Mastery is tracked with a rating similar to the one used in chess, so it only rises when your child handles harder questions.
Can StudyLah follow what my child's school is actually teaching?
Yes. In the dashboard there is a schedule editor where you set which topics your child's school teaches in which term, for Primary 1 to 6, against the real MOE term dates. Practice and the Weighted Assessment papers then scope to that, so your child is not being tested on something their class has not reached yet. We start you off with a sensible default, and you move anything that does not match.
Will my child actually use StudyLah?
StudyLah is built for that. Sessions are short and work on a phone, feedback is instant, and a wrong answer becomes a worked solution and a hint, not a dead end. Lah reacts to every answer, and a streak and new Lah looks reward turning up. When it counts, Exam Mode puts them through a full, timed paper that feels like the real thing.
For parents
How do I see my child's progress on StudyLah?
On the StudyLah parent dashboard, free on every plan: time spent, questions done, accuracy over the term, topic mastery from new to mastered, an Achievement Level on every P5 and P6 paper (a Band for P1 to P4), and every mistake with its worked solution. A short progress report also arrives by email every week, free, with a clear suggestion of what to work on next.
Does StudyLah replace school or tuition?
No, and it is not meant to. School and a good tutor give your child real, human teaching. StudyLah is the practice layer in between: it replaces the assessment-book grind, the marking, and the guessing about whether practice is paying off. It makes self-practice actually work, and tells you where your child stands.
Can I use StudyLah for more than one child?
Each StudyLah account is for one child, so each child has their own practice, mistake book and progress. For a second child, set up a second account with another email address.
Price and plans
The free plan and Premium, side by side.
| Free | Premium | |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Practice | 1 a day | Unlimited |
| Topic Drills | 1 a day | Unlimited |
| Exam papers | 1 a month | Unlimited |
| Retry Mistakes | Not included | Included |
| Extra Lah looks | Not included | Included |
| Worked solutions | Included | Included |
| Parent dashboard | Included | Included |
Is StudyLah free?
Yes, and not as a trial that runs out. The StudyLah free plan gives real practice with real questions every day, with full worked solutions, hints, the mistake book and the whole parent dashboard. It has daily limits: one Daily Practice and one Topic Drill a day, and one full exam paper a month. Premium takes the limits off and adds Retry Mistakes.
Is there a free trial of StudyLah Premium?
Yes. A family new to Premium can try it free for 14 days. Nothing is charged on the day you start: the email that confirms the trial gives the date of the first charge, and you can cancel any time before it. Cancelling ends Premium straight away.
Does StudyLah have a promo code?
Yes, one public code, and we keep the list on our own site. It takes 30% off your first month of Premium, for new subscribers. We publish it because coupon sites invent StudyLah codes that have never existed, and finding out at checkout that a code is fake just wastes your evening. You do not need one to start, though. The free plan is genuinely free, and a code only matters on the day you decide to upgrade.
Trust, safety and support
What if a StudyLah question or answer has a mistake?
Every question is written to the standard of real PSLE and top-school exams, checked before it's published, and developed with input from Singapore tutors, including former MOE teachers. If something still looks off, there is a flag button on every question. We read every report and we fix what's wrong. We would rather you flag one than sit there wondering.
Is StudyLah safe for my child?
Yes. StudyLah has no ads, no open chat and no strangers: your child sees maths practice and Lah, and nothing else. A parent creates and holds the account, and your child practises through a profile you control.
What about my child's data and privacy?
StudyLah follows Singapore's PDPA. You hold the account, and your child's data belongs to you. We do not sell personal data, and we do not use children's data for advertising. Our Privacy Policy explains exactly what we collect and why, and you can ask to see, correct, or delete your data at any time.
Do I need to download the StudyLah app?
No. StudyLah runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer, so there is nothing to install. On a phone you can add it to your home screen, and it opens like an app.
What can I use on StudyLah for free without an account?
A free Maths exam paper for every level from P1 to P6, marked as your child goes, with the working shown on every miss; the PSLE score calculator; the cut-off points of every secondary school; a parent's guide to each primary maths topic; and the problem-solving methods for problem sums, each explained with a worked question.
How do I contact StudyLah?
Email hello@studylah.com.sg. Support is by email, and we reply within one to two working days.
The names we use
What each part of StudyLah is called, in one sentence.
Lah
The otter tutor inside StudyLah, who talks your child through a question out loud, step by step, when they get stuck.
Daily Practice
A short set waiting every day, picked across your child's topics; finishing it keeps their streak going.
Topic Drill
A focused set on one topic or one concept, which moves the topic from new to practising, strong and mastered as your child improves.
Exam Mode
A full timed paper, or a Weighted Assessment scoped to what your child's school has taught this term, marked with an Achievement Level (or a Band for P1 to P4).
Retry Mistakes
Your child redoes a question they got wrong, and it comes back rebuilt with a new story and new numbers, so they have to solve it again rather than remember it.
Mistake book
Every question your child got wrong in any mode, in one place, sorted by topic and by what went wrong, each with its full worked solution.
Head Start
The school holidays before a new year: from the day after Term 4 ends, Daily Practice revises the year your child just finished and gives a first look at the new level's Term 1 topics.
Parent dashboard
Time spent, accuracy, topic mastery and every mistake with its solution, for the parent, free on every plan.
PSLE ready, lah.
Try a real round with your child.
The free plan has real questions with full worked solutions. No card, and no account to start.