CBC records that come from teaching, not paperwork.
Taalo turns what happens in class into evidence of what each learner can do, works out their level by fixed, published rules, and explains it to parents in plain words.
Why schools are joining the pilot
For teachers
- Evidence in one tap: photo, recording or a tap
- Assignments and tests generated and marked in the app
- Lesson progress and term planning against the curriculum
For head teachers
- See each class's mastery and who needs help
- Several teachers can share a learner, each for their own learning areas
- The whole CBC, PP1 to Grade 12, built in
For parents
- What their child can reliably do, in plain words
- What to do at home and what to celebrate
- A suggested senior-school pathway, with reasons
What a pilot school needs
What you'll need
- Teachers with Android phones
- Parents' or guardians' agreement before a learner is added
- A teacher willing to tell us honestly what works and what doesn't
What we promise
- Learners' information is used only for their education
- Never sold, never used for advertising or marketing
- AI never decides a learner's level
- No date of birth, home address, ID numbers or health information collected
Questions schools ask
Does it need internet in class?
No. It works offline and syncs when there's a connection.
Does it follow KICD's curriculum designs?
Yes. Every grade from PP1 to Grade 12, by learning area, strand, sub-strand and specific learning outcome.
What will it cost?
Pricing will be agreed with the first pilot schools.
Who sees a learner's record?
Only their teachers and their parent or guardian.
Bring Taalo to your school.
Tell us about your school, the grades you teach and how many learners you have.