Questions parents ask

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 Your child is not practising on material that has quietly gone out of date.

Maths, for Primary 3 to Primary 6, at launch. We are starting with one subject and one band of levels and doing them properly. Primary 1 and 2, and other subjects like English, Science, and Mother Tongue languages are on the roadmap, and the more families who go Premium, the faster they arrive.

Yes, and not as a trial that runs out. The free plan gives real practice with real questions every day, with full worked solutions, hints, and the whole parent dashboard. Every mistake your child makes is free to read too, with its full worked solution beside it. There are daily limits on the free plan: one Daily Practice and one Topic Drill a day, and one full Exam a month. Premium is what lets your child redo those mistakes, rebuilt fresh, and takes the limits off.

Premium is billed monthly at around S$34.90 a month. It lets your child redo every question they got wrong, rebuilt fresh, unlocks unlimited Daily Practice, Topic Drills, and Exams, and includes the Premium-only Lah looks. There is no yearly lock-in and no contract. Cancel anytime from your settings, and you keep access until the end of the month you have paid for. Because it is monthly and you can leave whenever you like, it is non-refundable, so you are never tying money up.

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.

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That is the whole design goal. StudyLah is built mobile-first, with short sessions and quick feedback, so it feels like something a child will open rather than a chore they avoid. A wrong answer becomes a worked solution and a hint, not a dead end. And when it counts, Exam Mode puts them through a full, timed paper that feels like the real thing.

We focus on closing the loop. Your child practises, and when they get 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. You get a dashboard with topic mastery, an Achievement Level on every paper (or a Band for P3 and P4), and a clear suggestion of what to work on next. The point is not just to give your child more questions, but to make every question teach something and to tell you whether it is working.

They all land in one place, sorted by topic, no matter which mode your child was in. StudyLah works out whether each one was a careless slip or something they're still learning, and says so. Reading that list, and every worked solution in it, is free on every plan. On Premium your child can retry any of them, and the question comes back rebuilt, the same challenge with a new story, new numbers and redrawn figures, so they have to actually solve it again rather than remember the answer.

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.

Yes. In the dashboard there is a schedule editor where you set which topics your child's school teaches in which term, for Primary 3 to Primary 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.

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.

You hold the account. Your child practises through a profile you set up and control, and that 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.

StudyLah works in any browser, on a phone, tablet, or computer, so there is nothing to install to get started. Native apps may come later.