Question 1

What is Ganzaa?

Accepted Answer

Ganzaa is a learning platform built for primary and high school students. In one place you get interactive practice aligned to your curriculum, a shared school library of storybooks and PDFs, daily AI-recommended activities, and private messaging so parents and teachers can talk directly. It runs in the browser, works offline as a PWA, and is used by schools across Africa.

Question 2

How much does Ganzaa cost?

Accepted Answer

Individual students can use Ganzaa free forever with sensible daily limits. Paid plans unlock unlimited practice, full library access and offline downloads. Schools get their first term free; after that, pricing is per-student and scales down with volume.

Question 3

Is Ganzaa safe for children?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Ganzaa is completely ad-free and chat is org-scoped — students can only message teachers, classmates or parents inside their own school. Strangers cannot contact them. Admins can review any conversation and parents can see who their child is talking to.

Question 4

How does a school get onboarded?

Accepted Answer

Reach out via the Contact page and pick ‘Schools’. We set up your organization, import your grades and curriculum, migrate your student and teacher roster, and train one teacher per grade — at no cost for the first term. Most schools go live within a week.

Question 5

Do I need to install an app?

Accepted Answer

No. Ganzaa is a Progressive Web App — you open it in any modern browser on phone, tablet or laptop. Tap ‘Add to Home Screen’ and it behaves like a native app, sends notifications, and keeps recently-viewed practices available offline.

Question 6

What do parents see on Ganzaa?

Accepted Answer

Parents get a weekly progress summary by email, and a dashboard showing each child's practice scores, reading history and streaks. They can also message their child's assigned teachers directly through Ganzaa.

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