How students see it
Reviewing exactly which topic to work on, before the next test.
Skrunt turns a subject average into a topic-level breakdown, so students always know precisely where to focus.
Skrunt uses AI and pattern recognition to turn assessments into real-time, topic-level insights showing schools exactly what students need and how teaching is landing.
Down three tests running, specifically on factoring, not algebra as a whole.
Recommended: 15-minute targeted practice set
A number on a page doesn't say whether a student is behind on one topic, or the whole subject.
Class data lives across Excel sheets, paper registers, and whatever system was bought years ago.
Teachers already stretched thin rarely have time to cross-reference a student's history topic by topic.
Skrunt turns a subject average into a topic-level breakdown, so students always know precisely where to focus.
Teachers enter scores directly, upload a CSV, PDF, or snap a photo of an existing mark sheet. It's parsed and confirmed before anything saves.
Pattern recognition flags exactly which topic a student is falling behind on, not just the subject, by comparing each score against their own trend across the term.
Teachers get a concrete next step: a targeted practice set for the student, or a flag for extra lesson time. Leadership sees engagement and performance in real time. No digging required.
Teachers see which students need attention this week tied to the current topic without hunting through spreadsheets or last term's mark sheets.
Track not only how students are doing across classes, but whether teachers are delivering the weekly classwork and assignment cadence that keeps every topic on track.
Classwork and assignments are anchored to the topic of the week. The weekly score tracker makes engagement measurable so pattern recognition has clean, consistent data to work with.
Yes. Students also get access to their own topic-level insights, so they can see where they are falling behind and take action before the next test.
Give students visibility into this week's topic, not just a vague subject average. Clear, timely feedback helps them focus their effort where it matters most.
Students can track classwork and assignment scores as they happen, recognise patterns in their results, and ask for help while there's still time to improve.
6–8 weeks free so teachers can run the weekly rhythm. Schools that continue get the first full term at 50% off.