Everything you need to do well, and stay well.
One place for your learning and your wellbeing, from your first term to your last exam.
Study smarter, with less guesswork.
The tools do the heavy lifting: what to practise, where you are losing marks, and how to fix it.
It already knows what you are studying.
Your level, your subjects or courses, your marks, and what is due next all go into every reply. A Grade 11 term test and a second-year module get answered differently, without you setting the scene each time.
Pitched at your level, drawing on the subjects you actually take
Shows the working step by step, then sets you original questions
Gives structure on essays instead of writing them for you
Quick answers for small questions, deep help for big ones
Hey, can you explain the chain rule? I keep getting it wrong on my homework.
Can you give me 3 worked examples in increasing difficulty?
See where your marks are heading.
Log your assessment marks and Aptiverse projects the term ahead per subject or course, weighing your recent trend and the topics you have not locked down yet.
A projected mark, with how confident it is
Flags the topics that need work
Sharpens as you log more marks and do more practice
Where each course is heading
A full paper, timed, one attempt.
Pick a length, 30 up to 150 marks, and Aptiverse sets a paper structured like a real one: Section A multiple choice, Section B short written answers, Section C extended questions. The marks add up to exactly what you asked for.
Every question shows what it is out of, so you can budget your time
Roughly a minute a mark, and you get one attempt, like the real thing
Written answers marked against a memo, with part marks and where they went
Scored out of marks as well as a percent, with maths in proper notation
01:23:45
Q3 of 12 · 18/100 marks
Determine the equation of the tangent to the curve f(x) = x³ − 3x² + 2 at the point where x = 2.
Practice on demand
Generate a set on any topic, at the difficulty you pick. Multiple choice, short answer, or flashcards.
Marked, with a mastery read
Answers are marked automatically and every question feeds per-topic mastery, so you see the pattern.
Straight to the DBE archive
Past papers come from the Department of Basic Education's official NSC archive, with a study note per subject.
Assessment tracking
Log what is due and what you scored. That is what the term projection is built from.
Marks matter. So does how you feel.
Check in daily, write freely, and keep an eye on the trend yourself.
Sixty seconds a day, and the term stops being a blur.
Log how you are doing and Aptiverse keeps the run of days. A week of dips looks nothing like one bad Tuesday, and you can see which one you are having.
A mood chart across days, not a single snapshot
A check-in streak you can actually keep
Yours to read. No parent screen shows your check-ins at all
How are you feeling?
Six days checked in, back to back.
Your week is on the chart below. A run of dips looks nothing like one bad day.Yours, and not your parents' reading material.
Write honestly about how the term is going. There is no parent endpoint that returns a diary entry, a mood or a check-in, so there is nothing for anyone at home to open.
No parent screen shows entries, moods or check-ins
Prompts to start you off when the page is blank
Stored on our servers, not encrypted on your device
After my Maths SBA today…
I thought I was going to fail. Question 4.2 had me sweating, the chain rule again, and my mind just went blank for like two whole minutes. But then I remembered the worked example from yesterday and I got it back. Marked roughly 68% in my head. Better than last term. Tomorrow I want to drill rate-of-change problems before assembly.
No parent endpoint returns a diary entry, a mood or a mark. The parent view is your name and what is due next, and that is the whole of it.
What's one thing you're proud of today, even a small one?
Private diary
The parent view is a name and what is due. No mood, no entries, no marks.
Mood over time
Every check-in lands on a chart you can read yourself, across the term.
Crisis numbers, up front
SADAG's free counselling line is on the wellbeing page. It is their service, staffed by them, not ours.
Celebrate wins
Hit a goal you set and Aptiverse marks the moment, gently.
Goals you cannot fake
Set the target yourself. Aptiverse checks it against your real practice scores and topic mastery, and pays out only when you beat your own baseline.
You pick the target. Your own work decides whether you hit it.
A practice score, a topic to master, an assessment mark, or a streak to keep. Aptiverse reads your actual attempts and mastery to settle it, so there is no tick box you can press yourself.
Academic or personal, with a due date you set
Measured from your real practice, marks and mastery
The card shows where you started, so progress is the distance travelled
Falling behind shows up as At risk while there is still time to act
Active
At risk
Completed
Verified
Lift Trigonometry mastery to 75%
Mathematics100%
Beat your practice score: 80%
Physical Sciences85%
Beat your own best, and the limits move.
Two goal kinds pay points, and only above the baseline you were already standing on. Points buy more AI questions, deeper tutor sessions, or more practice sets. The quota really changes.
Paid on how far past your own baseline you get, not on the number itself
Spent on limits the usage meter genuinely enforces
A reward you cannot afford yet says how far short you are
Streaks and self-reported marks are tracked honestly, and pay nothing
Getting started
320 points to spend6
Practice streak4
Check-in streak12
Tests doneSpend your points
100 extra quick questions
250 pts
10 extra deep sessions
400 pts
80 points shortThe rest of it, free tier included
Every requirement, against the marks you actually have.
Enter what a programme asks for and Aptiverse measures it against your record, closest first. The number on each plan is your biggest single gap, because an application is judged on the requirement you missed, not the average of the ones you met.
Your plans ranked by how far off you are
Per-requirement status, so you know which subject is the problem
Deadlines flagged as they get close
Requirements are the ones you researched and entered yourself
Sorted by how far off you are
Closest first. The number is your biggest single gap, because an application is judged on the requirement you missed.BSc Computer Science
University of Cape TownBSc Actuarial Science
University of the WitwatersrandWhere you stand, subject by subject
Mathematics
Current mark · 8 topics practisedPhysical Sciences
Current markStudy groups
Start or join a group, and schedule sessions with the people you are studying alongside.
Find a tutor
Browse tutor profiles with their subjects, qualifications, rates, and reviews. You arrange it with them directly.
A calm view, never an invasive one
Link each child and see what is coming up for them. The privacy boundary is the part we have built hardest.
Parent dashboard
Link each child to your account and see them in one place, with the assessments coming up for each of them.
What is due, per child
The next pieces of work for each child, so you can ask a useful question instead of a vague one.
Private by design
There is no screen and no endpoint that shows you your child's diary. You cannot read it, and that cannot be switched on.
See the whole thing.
The free tier gets you goals, the diary, mood check-ins, practice, past papers, and the career navigator, no card needed.