Every topic in the Kompanions learning app follows the same simple rhythm: see the concept come to life in 3D and AR, practise with adaptive questions, take a short online test, and fix anything that didn't stick. Kompanions never marks a topic done until the student actually understands it.
Every concept from Class 1 to 10 is taught with interactive 2D and 3D simulations and AR scenes, then checked with a couple of quick questions.
Kompanions practice questions get harder or easier based on each answer. A short online topic test then checks every concept in the chapter one by one.
If a concept didn't stick, Kompanions re-teaches that concept with new 3D and AR examples, sets fresh practice and re-tests — until the student gets it right.
Scroll or tap through each step a student takes inside a single Kompanions topic.
The concept is explained with 3D simulations and AR scenes the student can explore, followed by two quick check questions.
Every Kompanions 3D simulation is tied to a specific concept in the syllabus, so exploring a simulation moves the student's progress forward.
When a student misses a concept, Kompanions re-teaches, sets new practice and re-tests automatically — no teacher or parent has to set anything up.
The Kompanions AI tutor answers doubts by text or video, in simple language, pitched at the student's class level.
Kompanions reports say "struggling with comparing unlike denominators", not "weak in maths" — so students, parents and teachers know what to work on.
No headset needed. Kompanions AR uses the phone camera to turn a study table into a science lab.
The Kompanions syllabus is CBSE and NCF aligned for Class 1 to 10, with other boards available on request.
Students can pick a plan and start learning today. Teachers can subscribe to the full Kompanions teaching toolkit.