Your school gets a private learning space for daily practice, effort tracking, and teacher-set quizzes. Student accounts stay inside your school.
Claim Beta SpotFailFast EDU gives your school a private learning space where wrong attempts earn Grit Points and correct answers earn Success Points. Every student account stays inside your school.
Free tier available for any school. The 10 partner spots are for mid-size secondary schools (50+ students).
Four steps from school setup to daily student practice.
Sign up as a School Admin. Your school gets a private space with its own student accounts and data. Other schools only see yours if your admin makes the school public. That is an active choice, not the default.
Your school, your data. Fully isolated from other schools.
Provision teacher and student accounts from your admin dashboard. Teachers create quizzes and competitions using the platform question bank or their own questions. They choose the scoring system, class level, and who participates. Students only see what their teachers assign them.
Teachers own the assessment layer.
Each question allows up to three attempts. Students earn Grit Points for trying, even when wrong, and Success Points for correct answers. After each question, an explanation shows why the correct answer is right and why the wrong answers were wrong. A single test score cannot tell you how hard a student pushed.
Wrong answers still earn Grit Points.
The teacher dashboard shows each student's Success Points and Grit Points per subject. You can see which students are consistently attempting harder questions and which are coasting. Class-level analytics are updated in real time.
Identify who needs support before the exam, not after.
Most practice platforms only measure what a student already knows. FailFast EDU also tracks the work it took to correct a mistake.
| Attempt result | What it means | Success Pts | Grit Pts | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Correct, 1st try | Student already knew it | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Wrong once, then correct | Learned from the first mistake | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Wrong twice, then correct | Pushed through two wrong attempts | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Wrong all 3 times | Saw the answer (still valuable) | 0 | 0 | 0 |
25 > 20. The student who struggled the most earned the most total points.
What these points do in EDU: Success Points track subject mastery and drive tier progression. Grit Points track effort and appear on the school's Fearless Learner analytics. Both help teachers see who keeps trying on hard questions.
Every school runs in its own private space. Students cannot interact with users from other schools. Your school only appears to other schools when your admin actively chooses to make the school public.
Full control over who sees what.
Teachers create quizzes and competitions using the platform question bank or their own questions. They choose the scoring system, class level, and who participates. Custom-scored quizzes stay separate from platform points and remain inside the school.
No friction with existing curriculum plans.
Every student profile shows two numbers: Success Points (what they got right) and Grit Points (how hard they pushed). You can see which students are consistently attempting harder questions and which are not engaging with the material.
Spot who needs help before the exam.
Questions align to WAEC, JAMB, NECO, and the NERDC curriculum. Teachers can also create their own quizzes using the platform bank or custom questions.
Practice maps to the exams your students sit.
The learner demo is a small public prototype that shows exactly how Grit Points, Success Points, and the post-answer explanation layer work. It covers Mathematics, English, and Economics across three difficulty levels.
Runs in your browser. No account needed. Takes about 5 minutes.
The first 10 partner schools help us test the launch properly. In exchange for free access, we ask for structured feedback, usage data, and permission to document outcomes.
| What partner schools get | What we ask for in return |
|---|---|
| 3 months of full platform access at no cost | Structured feedback on teacher and student experience |
| Unlimited admin, teacher, and student accounts | Real student usage and progress data for platform analytics |
| Direct access to the founding team for support | Teacher-generated questions that seed the question bank |
| 20% discount on first paid term after the free period | Permission to use school outcomes in a public case study |
Partner spots are for secondary schools with 50 or more students. Smaller schools and tutorial centers are still welcome on the general waitlist. The free tier (1 admin, 2 teachers, 6 students) is available to every school regardless of size.
Billing is based on the number of days each account was active during the term. No flat monthly fees.
| Account type | Free allocation | Additional accounts (per term) |
|---|---|---|
| Admin | 1 included free | 3,000 naira per term |
| Teacher | 2 included free | 2,000 naira per term |
| Student | 6 included free | 1,000 naira per term |
Example: A school with 150 students, 6 teachers, and 1 admin pays approximately 152,000 naira per term. That is less than the cost of most printed workbooks.
You are charged at the end of each term based on actual account-days. An account active for half the term is charged half the rate. You set your own payment dates to match your school calendar. Pricing above is launch pricing for Nigerian billing. International schools on the waitlist will be followed up with the right onboarding path.
The first 10 partner schools get 3 months of full platform access at no cost. Unlimited admin, teacher, and student accounts for the entire period. No billing until the free period ends. These spots are for secondary schools with 50 or more students: large enough to run the full pilot, use the analytics dashboard, and try every feature in the launch scope.
If your school is smaller or you run a tutorial center, you are still welcome. Add your email to the general waitlist and we will be in touch when we open wider. The free tier is available to every school regardless of size.
Choose your school size so we can review your submission and follow up with the right next step.
Secondary schools and tutorial centers that want a structured daily practice tool for students. Teachers create quizzes, set class-level difficulty, and track how students are progressing. Admins manage the school account and see overall analytics.
The first 10 mid-size secondary schools (50 or more students) get 3 months of full platform access at no cost, with unlimited admin, teacher, and student accounts. In exchange, we ask for structured feedback on the teacher and student experience, real usage data for our analytics, and permission to use the school's outcomes as a case study. No billing until the free period ends, then standard term pricing applies with a 20% discount on the first paid term.
Yes. FailFast EDU is a school-only learning environment. Students compete within their own school for Grit Points, Success Points, and tier rankings. School admins manage only their own school's accounts and data.
Each school runs in its own private space. Student data, quiz results, and progress records belong to the school. Students within one school cannot see data from another school. Parents or guardians can direct privacy requests through the school admin.
Yes. FailFast EDU is open to schools and tutorial centers from any country. There are no geographic restrictions. Launch pricing is shown in naira for Nigerian billing, but international schools on the waitlist will be followed up with the right onboarding path.
Billing is based on account-days, not a flat monthly fee. An account active for half a term is charged half the rate. The free allocation is 1 admin, 2 teachers, and 6 students. Additional accounts are billed at the end of each term. You set your own payment dates to match your school calendar.
At launch: Mathematics, English Language, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Government, Literature, and General Knowledge. Questions are aligned to WAEC, JAMB, NECO, and the NERDC curriculum. Teachers can also create their own quizzes and assessments using the platform question bank or custom questions.
We are onboarding the first partner schools in 2026. Everyone on the waitlist will be contacted. Smaller schools and tutorial centers are welcome on the waitlist too. The free tier is available to every school regardless of size when we open wider.
