Homework app for schools in Kenya
Kenyan schools looking for a homework app usually want three things: learners can submit from a phone at home, teachers are not stuck marking every script by hand, and parents can see that work actually happened. cbcguide's school homework product is built around that workflow for CBC Grades 4–9.
Why schools ask for a homework app
Paper homework disappears into bags. Soft-copy homework lands in mixed WhatsApp groups where teachers cannot see who skipped. A dedicated homework app for schools in Kenya keeps one class list, one assignment, and one markbook view.
cbcguide does not ask every parent to learn a new brand. The product is school-branded, sold as cbcguide, and Powered by Gradient.
What teachers do in the app
- Set homework for a class or pick from about 4,000 CBC questions already in the bank.
- See who submitted and who did not, before the next lesson.
- Open a simple view of weak topics across the class instead of guessing from a stack of books.
What learners and parents see
- Learners complete homework on a phone at home.
- Marking is automatic for the quiz-style items in the bank.
- Parents receive a weekly WhatsApp summary so they know whether work was done.
How this differs from a public quiz site
Anyone can practise on the open CBC Challenge. A homework app for schools is different: the school owns the class list, assignments are tied to that school, and teachers get non-submission and topic reports. The Challenge engine (auto-marking, streaks, school leaderboards) is what powers the practice side today.
Pricing and pilot
Setup is KSh 15,000. Ongoing cost is KSh 20 per learner per month, or a flat termly fee for small schools. Every interested school can start with a free 2-week pilot for one class after trying the live demo.
Frequently asked questions
What does the school get?
A school-branded homework and quiz system. Teachers set homework or pick from cbcguide's bank of about 4,000 CBC questions. Learners complete the work on a phone at home. Marking is automatic. Teachers see who did not submit and which topics the class is weak on. Parents get a weekly WhatsApp summary.
What is Powered by Gradient?
Gradient is the school product behind the system. On the school side the product is sold and branded as cbcguide.
What is already live?
The practice engine is live today as the cbcguide CBC Challenge, with automatic marking, streaks and school leaderboards. A school homework demo hub is live at https://cbcguide.co.ke/schools/homework/demo/.
How much does it cost?
Setup is KSh 15,000. Then KSh 20 per learner per month. Small schools can choose a flat termly fee instead of the per-learner rate.
What is the free pilot?
A free 2-week pilot for one class. You try the workflow with real homework before you pay for a full school setup.
Do you claim government endorsement?
No. cbcguide is an independent learning product. We do not claim endorsement by any curriculum or examinations body.
Try the live demo, then start a free 2-week pilot
Open the school homework demo hub, then email hello@cbcguide.co.ke with your school name, grade and subject to book a free 2-week pilot for one class.
Also see: main homework product page · online CBC quizzes for schools · school homework system Kenya