A K-12 learning platform for Indian schools and parents.
16,900+ quizzes, 23 subjects, taught the way kids actually learn.
Register your school to give every student full access at one annual rate.
Register your school 👨👩👧Sign up using your school's invite code, then add your children.
Sign up as parent 🎒Log in with your parent's email and your 6-digit PIN.
Student login 🛡️Admin, teacher, parent, or super-admin — sign in here.
Sign in 🔧Drag-and-drop Arduino coding with a live board simulator. No account needed.
Open Arduino Lab — free, no loginBrightPath is a learning platform built for Indian classrooms and Indian homes. A student opens it and finds their own subjects, for their own grade, matched to their own board — SSC, CBSE or IGCSE. Every quiz is multiple-choice, timed, and comes with an explanation after the answer, so a wrong answer teaches something instead of just costing a mark.
Around that sits the part children actually come back for. Finishing quizzes earns points and Bright Coins, showing up daily builds a streak, and milestones unlock badges. There is a games hub with Sudoku, Math Sprint and Word Search where levels unlock as you win, and virtual labs where a student wires up a breadboard, mixes chemicals or trains a small neural network — no equipment, no mess, no risk.
Meanwhile the adults get the boring-but-essential half. Teachers mark attendance and build quizzes. Parents see exactly which subjects their child is ahead in and which they're avoiding. Admins see the whole school in one screen. Everyone sees the same student data, on the Android app or on the web, because it is one system with one set of numbers.
SSC, CBSE and IGCSE syllabi, with grade-appropriate content from class 1 to 12.
Points, coins, streaks, badges and leaderboards — progress you can see climbing.
Real marks and real attendance, not a vague "doing fine" at the parent meeting.
Sign in on a phone or a browser. Same progress, same numbers, always in sync.
Answer and you'll see the explanation — the same way a student does after every question.
Sample questions only. The real bank holds 16,900+ across 23 subjects, tagged easy, medium and hard.
Whether your school signed up or you came on your own as a parent, the path is the same.
Schools register and get an admin account. Parents sign up with the invite code their school gives them — or start on their own and add children after.
Each child gets a sign-in profile with a 6-digit PIN. They log in with your email and their PIN, so young children never need an email address of their own.
Pick a subject and go. The free trial gives one easy, one medium and one hard quiz in a subject of your choice before you decide anything.
Not a quiz app with extras bolted on — a full school platform.
Across 23 subjects and grades 1–12. Each question is tagged easy, medium or hard, and carries an explanation the student sees after answering.
A countdown per quiz and points per question, so practice feels like the real exam without the anxiety of one.
Bright Coins for finishing, streaks for consistency, badges for milestones, plus class and grade leaderboards.
Sudoku, Memory Cards, Math Sprint, Jigsaw and Word Search. Levels unlock as you win, and games work offline then sync when you're back online.
Wire a breadboard, program an Arduino or ESP32, run chemistry experiments, train a neural network. Nothing to buy, nothing to break.
Python, Robotics, IoT and AI, assigned per student by the school — so an interested child can go far beyond the syllabus.
Teachers mark the register in seconds. Parents get a month-by-month calendar and an attendance percentage.
Subject-by-subject progress, class averages, top performers and attendance rates — for teachers, admins and parents.
Schools broadcast to students, parents, teachers or everyone. It lands in the app and on the web together.
Timed school competitions with live leaderboards, for when a class needs something to aim at.
For classes 11–12: Science, Commerce, Arts and Health & Nursing, each mapped to career paths and entrance exams.
Game scores are validated server-side, so a leaderboard stays worth climbing.
Core subjects for every class, plus specialist ones as students move up.
Content and difficulty move with the child, from first counting to board-exam prep.
Short quizzes with plenty of pictures and encouragement. Most of the pull comes from the games hub — Memory Cards and Math Sprint quietly drill number sense and reading while feeling like a break.
Chapter-wise quizzes across Maths, Science, English, Social Studies and Hindi. Streaks and badges start doing real work here, and the Arduino and electronics labs open up a first taste of building things.
Harder question sets with timed practice that mirrors exam conditions. Explanations matter most at this stage — a wrong answer is where the learning happens. Technical tracks like Python and Robotics can be assigned to interested students.
Pick a stream — Science, Commerce, Arts & Humanities, or Health & Nursing — each mapped to career paths and the entrance exams that go with it. Specialist subjects like Physics, Accountancy and Economics come in.
Each game has levels that unlock as a student wins. Play offline on the train; scores sync when you're back on data.
Logic and patience, from gentle 4×4 grids up to the full thing.
LogicMatch the pairs. Grids grow as recall sharpens.
MemoryMental arithmetic against a clock. Ruthlessly effective on times tables.
MathSpatial reasoning, with piece counts that climb per level.
PuzzleVocabulary hunting that quietly builds spelling and reading speed.
WordsThe experiment bench, tracked like a game so progress is visible.
ScienceMost Indian schools cannot give every child a breadboard, an oscilloscope and a chemistry set. These labs can.
Snap code blocks together and watch a simulated board respond — LEDs, sensors, servos. Runs right in the browser.
Free · no loginBuild real circuits on a virtual breadboard with a working simulation engine behind it. Wire it wrong and you'll see why.
In the appWrite and run code on a virtual ESP32 — the chip behind most hobby IoT projects.
In the appMix substances and observe genuine reactions on a simulated bench. No fumes, no burns, no breakages.
In the appTrain a small neural network by hand and watch the loss curve fall and the decision boundary bend.
In the appPython, robotics, hardware and space modules join the bench as tracks are assigned.
In the appEveryone sees the same student data, cut to what their role actually needs.
Pick any one subject and take one easy, one medium and one hard quiz, free. No card, no commitment — see whether your child actually enjoys it first. Schools pay one annual rate covering every student; parents can subscribe per child instead.
Three tiers. A school pays its tier rate for each student on the roster; a parent signing up on their own pays it for each child. Every subscription runs 365 days.
Payments are handled by Razorpay — UPI, cards, net banking and wallets. Try the free trial first; nothing is charged until you choose a tier.
From first enquiry to students taking quizzes, without a data-entry marathon.
Submit your school's details. Our team reviews and approves the request, then your admin account is created and emailed to you.
Upload students as a CSV. It runs as a dry run first so you can see exactly what will be created and fix errors before anything is saved.
Generate invite codes — per class or for the whole school, with usage caps and expiry dates. Parents sign up with the code and land in the right class automatically.
Create teacher accounts and link them to their classes and subjects. They can then mark attendance and write their own quizzes straight away.
A learning platform for minors has to be careful by default, not by request.
Children sign in under a parent account with a 6-digit PIN. No email, no phone number, nothing for a young child to manage alone.
Every query is scoped to one school. An admin at one school can never see, search or touch another school's students.
Child accounts are built for India's data protection rules, with parental consent as the route in rather than an afterthought.
Game results are validated on our servers, not trusted from the device. A leaderboard nobody can fake is a leaderboard worth climbing.
Reset any child's PIN whenever you like. Schools can deactivate any account instantly, on web or in the app.
Devanagari, Telugu and Tamil display correctly throughout — no mojibake, on any device or connection.
They don't need one. You create a sign-in profile for each child and give them a 6-digit PIN. They sign in with your email plus their PIN, and pick their own name from the list. You can reset any child's PIN at any time from your dashboard.
No. If your school is already on BrightPath, they'll give you an invite code and your children link straight to their class. If not, you can still sign up as a parent on your own — you just won't see school-marked attendance until the school joins.
Schools pay a single annual rate that covers every student on their roster. Parents signing up independently subscribe per child. Either way you get the free trial — one easy, one medium and one hard quiz in a subject you choose — before deciding.
The games do. A student can play offline and their scores queue up locally, then sync the next time the device is online. Quizzes need a connection so that marks and progress are recorded correctly.
Both, on the same account. The Android app is where students usually live, especially for the games and the labs. The web console is where parents, teachers and admins do their work on a bigger screen. The data is identical.
Points, Bright Coins, day streak and badges; progress bars for every subject; recent quiz scores with the marks out of total; a month-by-month attendance calendar with a percentage; and time spent per game or lab. Real numbers, not a summary grade.
Child accounts are built for DPDP compliance and sit under a parent account rather than standing alone. Each school's data is walled off from every other school's, and a school admin can only ever see their own students.
Basic covers the quiz bank, gamification, games hub and progress tracking. Standard adds the virtual labs, contests and the full parent and teacher dashboards. Premium adds technical tracks (Python, Robotics, IoT, AI), stream guidance for classes 11–12, and priority support. All three run 365 days from the day you pay.
No — upload a CSV. The import runs as a dry run first, showing you exactly which rows would be created and flagging any errors, so you fix the file before anything is written. Confirm and the whole roster is created at once, each student with a generated PIN.
Yes — the Arduino Lab is open to everyone with no account at all. Drag code blocks together and watch a simulated board react. It's the quickest way to see the kind of thing BrightPath does.
Start with three free quizzes, or open a lab and poke around first.