White-label

Your brand on a finished engine.

Kimsa isn't a template you customize — it's a complete, verified math app that reskins to your identity at startup. No fork of the code, no rebuild of the math. You get to market in days.

What you supply

Four things — that's the whole spec

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Name & wordmark

Your product name across the app, the app title, and the store listing.

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Colors & logo

Brand colors and an icon/logo. The whole UI takes on your palette.

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Subjects to enable

Pick any of the six tracks — an Algebra-only build, a full test-prep suite, or anything between.

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Your business model

Your own trial length, paywall, and pricing. You own the customer and the revenue.

The process

Send it, skin it, ship it

1

Send your brand

A short brand kit and the subjects you want live. We turn it into a brand configuration.

2

We skin the engine

The app applies your identity at startup — logos, colors, names, store metadata. The verified math core is untouched, so nothing about the engine's correctness changes.

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You ship

A branded web app and a native iOS build, the same engine behind both — with your trial and paywall wired in.

One engine, many brands

Every customer is a brand config + assets — not a code fork. Fixes and new content reach everyone at once.

The math core is protected

Skinning never touches the generators, grading, or exams. Your build inherits the same audited correctness.

Web & iOS

Ships as a web app and a native iOS shell (offline-capable), both driven by the same engine.

No student data to manage

Progress lives on the device with optional privacy-safe sync — no PII to collect, store, or breach.

Teacher & tutor dashboards

A role-gated, read-only roster: each student's readiness, mastery by topic, and recurring mistakes. Server-enforced access — a tutor sees only their own consented students, and can never change a student's work.

Personalized study plans

A short diagnostic maps each student's gaps, then the app builds a prioritized, week-by-week plan — so practice time goes where it moves the score most.

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