Call a tutor whenever you get stuck — day or night, no booking, no waiting. Every tutor is grounded in the curriculum you chose, so the explanation you get matches the syllabus you are actually examined on.
Two kinds of agent, one purpose: get you to understand the thing rather than memorise the answer.
Stuck at 11pm the night before a test? Call a tutor and get an answer. No booking, no schedule, no waiting for a reply.
Every tutor answers from the syllabus you selected — CBC, Cambridge IGCSE or Pearson Edexcel — so nothing taught is off-spec.
A different tutor per subject and grade, each explaining with speech, a live whiteboard, and generated visual aids.
An AI classmate rather than a teacher. Work through questions side by side, argue the answer out, and revise at your own pace.
A tutor is the teacher in the room. Ask it anything, and it explains from your syllabus with speech, a whiteboard and diagrams it generates as it goes.
A practice buddy is a classmate instead. It does not lecture — it works through questions beside you, gets things wrong sometimes, and lets you argue the answer out. That is a different kind of learning, and for revision it is often the better one.

Some tutors and buddies do nothing but revision. Drill past papers, sit full mocks, and get marked against the real scheme.
Tutors who work only on revision — past papers, marking schemes, and the questions that come back year after year in KCPE, KCSE, IGCSE and O-Levels.
Sit a full paper under exam conditions, then have it marked question by question with the criterion each mark maps to.
Working shown line by line as it is spoken, so you follow the method rather than copying an answer.
Each tutor and study buddy carries its own voice, assigned per agent. You are talking to a character, not a text box.
Tutors sit inside a platform built for four groups at once — and each one feeds the others.
Custom 3D Avatars & Spaceships
3D Course Creator & AI Assistance
Engineers, Surgeons & Researchers
Progress Tracking & Analytics

Talking to a tutor or a practice buddy spends Cogs. So does every mock paper marked, every diagram drawn on the whiteboard and every line of speech. You buy Cogs, then you use the AI.
A subscription unlocks what you can reach. Cogs are what you spend while using it — top up any time, and you only pay for what you actually generate.
Cognita teaches the Kenyan Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), Cambridge Lower Secondary and IGCSE, and Pearson Edexcel. The AI tutors are grounded in the syllabus of the curriculum on the learner's profile, so a CBC student is taught CBC and an Edexcel student is taught Edexcel.
Yes, and it is worth being precise about how. Real past papers are loaded for KPSEA today: the practice buddy drills them question by question, marks each answer against the marking scheme and explains what went wrong. For KCSE, Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel the subject tutors revise with you from the syllabus and set exam-style questions, while those past-paper banks are still being loaded.
A real-time whiteboard shared between the learner and the AI tutor. The tutor writes, draws and works through problems on it live while it speaks, and the board history is kept so a student can scroll back through the lesson.
Yes. Cognita includes speech and language therapy activities, an inclusive learning ladder and 3D lessons designed for autistic learners and students with additional needs, with a therapist view for the adult supporting them.
The instructor and teacher panel lets educators build custom lessons with AI assistance, drag 3D assets in from Sketchfab or their own Blender exports, assign work, monitor every learner's progress and publish courses other schools can enrol in.
Yes. Lessons generate interactive simulations and virtual practicals — circuits, reactions, anatomy, mechanics — built into the lesson itself, so a learner can change a variable, run the experiment again and repeat it as often as they need without a physical lab.