A safer Community
Posts are checked before others see them: our filters look for contact details and harmful words, and photos and videos are checked too. Learners are kept apart from unknown adults.
TRY walks with your child from Grade 8 to life after school: real past papers, practice that shows exactly what went wrong, their APS and the courses their marks can reach, every public university and TVET college, and NSFAS and bursaries before they close. It’s free, it follows CAPS, and it’s built with their safety in mind.
Posts are checked before others see them: our filters look for contact details and harmful words, and photos and videos are checked too. Learners are kept apart from unknown adults.
They choose who sees each post, and can block, mute and report anyone. Leaderboards with friends are off unless they turn them on.
TRY’s guidelines point to free, 24-hour help lines: SADAG (0800 567 567) and Childline (116). Talking about how you feel never gets a learner in trouble.
Aton says it’s an AI and that it can make mistakes. It guides and explains, it doesn’t write a learner’s homework or SBA tasks for them.
Topics, grades and paper layouts follow the CAPS curriculum. Past papers, guides and books come from the Department of Basic Education, Siyavula and other publishers.
TRY is free. Nothing big downloads unless your child taps it, and saved papers and memos open without data.
TRY isn’t just practice. It walks with you all the way, whether you’re top of the class, struggling with a subject, or applying again next year.
Past papers with memos, guides, textbooks, formula sheets, offline.
Tests and whole exam papers that mark you and name your mistakes.
My marks per term, and your APS worked out for you.
Courses you already meet, and the mark you need for the rest.
All 26 public universities and 47 TVET colleges: courses, how to apply, closing dates.
NSFAS and bursaries that fit you, step by step, with closing dates.
After each test your child sees their mark, their level and the mistake behind every lost mark, then TRY makes a new test on exactly those mistakes. Ask them to show you their results.
Yes. TRY is free for learners.
Only what TRY needs to work: email, the name they choose, date of birth (for their age group), grade, subjects, their school and province if they add them, and their practice and progress. TRY never sells it and does not show adverts based on it. The full list is in the Privacy Policy.
TRY is for learners aged 12 and older. For learners under 18, a parent or guardian agrees to TRY’s terms. TRY protects their information as POPIA (South Africa’s privacy law) requires.
Community keeps learners apart from unknown adults, checks posts for contact details before others see them, and lets your child block, mute and report. Your child chooses who sees each post.
Not yet in the app, a parent view is planned. For now, your child can show you their results: each test shows the mark, the level and every mistake.
Yes, at any time in Me > My account. Their information is then deleted, as the Privacy Policy explains.
Something else? Talk to us or read the Privacy Policy.
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