Everything you need to teach, assess and manage.
For stronger learners, schools and communities.
Nouveau
After school, eight minutes a day. Teachers recommend it as a homework alternative — five questions, not another booklet.
A learner answers 5 questions each day. How many questions in 7 days?
À propos
Kurasa is a Kenyan company building tools teachers can use in the week they already have: plan, assess, take the register, and let families see the same record. We work with schools, counties and partners across Kenya, Ghana and Rwanda.
Vision
We are a Kenyan company working in Kenya, Rwanda and Ghana. The weekday problem we solve exists in competency-based classrooms across the continent. We will name the next country when we are in it.
Mission
Give educators a suite of clear, robust tools for planning, formative assessment and family updates — so growth is visible in the week, not only on closing day.
Backed by
Kurasa is supported by impact investors and education organisations that walk with teachers and schools — not logos for decoration.
Acumen backs early-stage companies transforming essential services. iHub and EdTech Hub sit in the African innovation and research ecosystem. Distribution and programme partners such as KEPSHA, NaSIA and ESDEV help the same classroom record reach schools and districts.
Partenaires
How we work
Kurasa stands with teachers. Support the person in the room, and the effect reaches learners, schools and communities.
Openness and accountability to everyone who uses the record.
Be trustworthy in what we say and in what the system shows.
Start from the job in the room, not from a feature list.
Unpack hard work into smaller, doable steps.
Teachers, families, schools and partners, pulling the same way.
The people who started it
Kurasa is still a small team next to the classrooms it serves. These two started the work.
Founder & CEO
CTO
Start this term
Workspace for your school. PSL for your county. Daily Challenge for families.
