A parent forwards the homework
Homework from the school diary goes to the Telegram bot, which sorts it by subject and day.
- Homework sortedTuesday: 5 subjects, one oral
- No checkCrafts: bring an apron
- Thursday3 subjects added
Snap your notebook and Schoolminator checks it against the textbook and shows where the mistake is, with a hint first. Your parents get a review at 7 pm and stop hovering.
Send a photo and Schoolminator opens the right textbook page and checks every line. Blurry? It asks for a retake. How the hints work
The solution opens only on the third try. Solve it yourself: 1,000 points; with the solution: 600.
We point at the line with the slip. You find it.
The textbook rule that leads to the answer.
Step by step. Your parents see a hint was used.
Homework from the school diary goes to the Telegram bot, which sorts it by subject and day.
The site opens on your phone like an app. One photo per task and you see the result.
Parents get the review: what is done and where the mistakes were. You get a reminder at 5 pm if something is left.
Schoolminator is free for now. We add users a few at a time and help with the setup. It works with grade 6 of the Russian curriculum; tell us your country and grade so we know what to add next.
“Learn the chapter” becomes a quiz of 6 to 12 questions from the textbook text.
A pass needs 80% right answers.
New questions every time, so memorising answers won’t work.
No answer here? Ask in your request and we reply in person.
You need Telegram; your child needs Safari on a phone.
No. Schoolminator checks what you already solved. The full solution opens only on the third try, and your parents see it.
Grade 6 of the Russian curriculum for now: maths, Russian, English, history, literature. You can upload your own textbook as a PDF.
No. Add the site to your home screen and it works like an app. Parents only need Telegram.
Free for early users. We will tell you about pricing well ahead.
Only you and your parents. Photos are used for checking; we never publish or share them.