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It asks instead of solving
Not a finished answer, but the question that leads you to it.
ENT preparation
ENT prepon your phone.
Exam-format questions, a breakdown of every mistake, and full mock exams on a four-hour timer. In Russian and Kazakh.
Русский · Қазақша · English
Mistakes
Altyn will not hand you the answer.
Pick the wrong option and you get a question instead of a solution. Then another one. It keeps going until you can say where you went off. Sometimes that is infuriating: at midnight you just want to see the worked answer.
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By voice or by photo
Photograph the problem from your notebook, or just explain it out loud.
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It gets things wrong too
If an explanation looks off, say so directly.
Repetition
The question you missed comes back first.
Answer wrong and the question joins a queue. Next time you open that topic it arrives before everything else, and it only leaves after a correct answer.
The plan is built from misses
From your mistakes, the topics you miss most, and one new one. Two students with identical subjects get different plans.
Works without internet
Questions download ahead of time, so they open on the bus and anywhere the signal comes and goes.
But not all of it
Talking to Altyn needs a connection: it runs on the server.
Mock exam
Four hours, like the real thing.
A full ENT mock runs four hours, and the timer does not pause when you get up for water. Same block order, same feeling that time runs out faster than the questions do. The first attempt is almost always unpleasant — but it is yours, not the exam day. Better to learn which hour you stop reading the question properly in February than in June.
Streaks and leagues
The thing that gets the app open on a Thursday night.
A streak holds as long as you solve a little, and resets after one missed day. Leagues reshuffle at the end of the month. You can pull a classmate into a battle: five questions, thirty seconds each, points for the right answer and for pressing first. None of it makes you smarter. It exists for exactly one reason — to get you started on the evenings when you do not feel like starting at all.
For parents
From here on this is not a conversation with a teenager.
We do not promise scores, and we do not promise a grant: the exam sets the score, not an app. There are no live teachers here, and no human will grade an essay. You will not find testimonials or success stories either — the app has only just launched, and we are not going to invent thousands of happy families. The parent view shows what your child actually did, not a cheerful chart.
- Chosen subjects and how many questions were done this week
- Topics where the same mistake repeats for a third time
- Full mock exams, with the time spent on each block
- The weeks when your child did not open the app at all
For teachers
A five-minute warm-up at the start of class.
A quiz by code on the screen: students join from their phones, answer, and you see immediately which question the class fell apart on. Nothing to install.
- A room by code, with no student sign-up
- A read on the answers straight after every question
- Topics worth going through in the next lesson
Data
What we know about your child, and what you can do about it.
We ask for age before sign-in: under sixteen needs a parent’s consent, and the account will not open without it. Parents and teachers see study statistics, but not the conversation with Altyn. Data can be exported as a single file or deleted along with the account.
Age gateParental consentData exportAccount deletion
PrivacyStart with one subject.
Not with a six-month schedule, and not with a purchase. With one subject and eight questions tonight.