Timed mock exams, marking, weekly reports to parents on WhatsApp, and fees, in one workspace for a single tutor or a whole academy.
Students see their score and the explanation for every wrong answer.
Shows up in 3 of Omar's last 4 mocks. Added to his review.
Saturday group · SAT
| Quiz | Status | Submitted |
|---|---|---|
| SAT Math · Mock 4Proctored · 70 min | Live | 24/31 |
| Reading · Unit 6Thu, 6:00 pm | Scheduled | — |
| Grammar drill 12Homework | Closed | 31/31 |
left of 70:00 · in the Darsify Exam app
Essay · Argument · 13 left
Should schools replace printed textbooks with tablets? Argue one side.
Tablets can hold every book a student needs and update when the curriculum changes. However, screens make it easier to lose focus, so schools should keep printed books for reading and use tablets for practice…
Takes both sides before settling. Needs one concrete example.
Weekly · goes out on WhatsApp
October · centre fees
| Student | Group | Status | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laila Hassan | Sat · SAT | Paid | |
| Youssef Adel | Sat · SAT | Due · 1,500 | |
| Mariam Fathy | Tue · EST | Overdue · 1,500 |
Quizzes · swipe for more
Set up for the exams you teach
Each card below is the real screen, cut down. Try them.
Darsify reads the answer against your rubric and suggests a score with its reasons. Nothing reaches a student until you approve it.
A lockdown app for Mac, Windows and Linux checks the room before the timer starts.
Every question is tagged, so a mock tells you what to reteach.
Wrong answers come back as cards, spaced out until they stick.
Run the class online or in your centre. Attendance fills itself in.
Students ask questions and get answers taken from your course, with the page it came from.
Upload a worksheet or a past paper. Darsify drafts the questions and answer keys for you to edit and publish.
Scores across mocks, the target, and what to work on next. Parents get the same picture in their weekly report.
Omar: 560 → 690 over six mocks.
The student portal has three characters. They cheer a streak, nudge a missed review and stay quiet during a timed exam.
Mock 4 done. 690, up 50 from last time.
For a tutor running their first groups online.
For a tutor with a full timetable.
For a centre with several tutors and groups.
For an academy running many branches.
| Feature | Starter | Plus | Pro | Elite |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Students | 50 | 200 | 500 | 1,000 |
| Staff accounts | 2 | 5 | 15 | 40 |
| Quizzes, mocks, student portal and progress | ||||
| Weak points and practice | ||||
| Weekly parent reports on WhatsApp | ||||
| AI marking you approve | ||||
| Tutor AI assistant | ||||
| Live classes and attendance | — | |||
| Daily reading and vocabulary | — | |||
| Store and payments | — | |||
| AI tutor for students | — | |||
| Automations | — | 15 | 40 | 100 |
| In-person centre management | — | — | ||
| Use your own AI key | — | — | ||
| Support | Standard | Standard | Priority | Dedicated contact |
Every workspace starts free. Move to a paid plan from billing when you need more.
No, the portal runs in the browser. Only proctored mocks need the Darsify Exam app, which runs on Mac, Windows and Linux.
No. It suggests a score against your rubric and explains why. A student sees nothing until you approve or change it.
No. Weekly reports arrive on WhatsApp. Parents who want more can open their own portal.
Yes. The Pro and Elite plans add centre management: groups across locations, attendance and fee collection.
Yes. Every plan has a fixed EGP price that does not move with the exchange rate.
Yes. Every workspace has a public page at darsify.net/t/your-name and you can connect your own domain.
Add a group, import your students, and run your first quiz before the next class.