Daily maths and science practice for primary school children following Uganda's curriculum. Every answer checked, every question explained, and real progress parents can see, topic by topic.
koleeza.appGlassy Sea - SMC Limited · Kampala
Learning technology for families in Africa.
Be the next wonder
We build calm, daily practice for primary school children, where every answer is checked before a child sees it and every question explains its reason. We are starting in Uganda.
Our products
Two learning platforms, one standard.
Each follows its own curriculum, objective by objective, and gives parents an honest picture of where their child stands.
Calm, daily practice for Cambridge Primary Mathematics and Science. Every question explains the reason, and parents see exactly where their child stands, objective by objective.
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Bring it to your whole school.
Schools use our platforms for their own classes, with their pupils, teachers and results in one place, and parents brought in when the school is ready.
- Your classes and pupils, set up from your own class lists, each child with their own sign-in.
- Tests set by your teachers on the objectives they are teaching, marked automatically.
- Results by objective for every class and pupil: what is secure and what needs work.
- Your own front door: your school's name, crest and colours on the page your pupils sign in to.
- Parents join in, each claiming their own child's account when you invite them.
- A licence per subject per term, invoiced to the school.
About us
Why we exist.
Glassy Sea - SMC Limited is a Ugandan company, founded in 2026 by its Managing Director, Katende Benoni. We believe every child can grow into something remarkable, and that practice is how they get there.
A child should never be marked wrong for a right answer.
That is our founding principle. The numbers, the answer and any picture in a question are worked out and checked before a child sees it; the explanation teaches the reason, not just the result. Children's data is never used for advertising, and families can delete it themselves.