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HELLO SCHOOL LEADERS

Figure out which children are quietly falling behind.

Most schools measure learning through academic scores. Tilli looks at every child beyond academics, measuring

579

data points per child every year, within just 40 minutes.

INCUBATED AT STANFORD · SCALED WITH UNICEF INNOVATION
Stanford Graduate School of Education UNICEF Innovation
Tilli measures the 12 foundational skills that impact learning and well-being

We bring together every single data point about a child into a developmental profile that follows the child from kindergarten through Grade 12.

Coming nextThis cognitive profile joins every other data source about the child, from academics to attendance.

Tilli parent report: cover page Tilli parent report: skill levels Tilli parent report: what to do at home
Evidence-basedBuilt on the child's dataZero teacher prep

Tilli designs reports parents love to receive.

Answer the question ‘Why is school spending time on this?’

In every reportStrengths+Growth areas+Home intervention plan

Every data point comes from the 3 people who know the child best.

Teacher
What they observe in the classroom
The student
Direct tasks, in the child's own voice
PsychometricsAcademic scoresAttendanceOther behavioural scores
Parent
What home sees that school can't
MEASURE · 360° VIEW
01 · The teacher's strand
Structured observation of each child, right in the classroom.
02 · The parent's strand
A short survey on what home sees: behaviour, emotions, relationships.
03 · The child connects them
Direct tasks completed by the child tie it all together: psychometrics, academic data, behavioural indicators, attendance, and everything in between.
TEACHER OBSERVATION
"Stays focused during group tasks."
Rarely Sometimes Often
Teacher time: 5 min per child · 3× a year
PARENT SURVEY
"Talks about their feelings at home."
Never Sometimes Often
10 minutes, once a term
Tilli child task: breathing activity
DIRECT-FROM-CHILD TASK
Play-based tasks the child completes themselves.
Emotion Matching · Hearts & Flowers · Memory Game

Get a 360° view of each student.

12 foundational skills that usually go unmeasured, paired with every single data point, from math to attendance.

Thinking skills how a child learns
01 · Attention
Focusing on relevant information and sustaining it on a task.
02 · Working Memory
Holding and using information over short periods.
03 · Cognitive Flexibility
Shifting between tasks, perspectives, and strategies.
04 · Inhibition: Distraction
Resisting distractions to stay on task.
05 · Inhibition: Response
Pausing and thinking before acting.
06 · Planning & Organisation
Setting goals, planning steps, and structuring tasks.
People skills how a child feels, gets along and reflects
07 · Emotion Awareness
Recognising and understanding one's own emotions.
08 · Emotion Regulation
Managing and responding to emotions appropriately.
09 · Empathy
Understanding and sharing the feelings of others.
10 · Relationship Skills
Building and maintaining positive interactions with others.
11 · Metacognition
Reflecting on and understanding one's own thinking.
12 · Critical Thinking
Analysing and evaluating information to form judgments.
THE MEMORY LAYER

One memory for every child, K–12.

Next, we combine each child's cognitive profile with every other data source about them: academics, attendance and more.

Since 2023Measured by Tilli
6 Cognitive skills6 Social-emotional skillsTeacher · parent · child3× a year
Coming nextPulled from the school
AttendanceMaths & literacy scoresWeekly assessmentsBehaviour notesPortfolio
Coming nextAdded by Tilli
Photo-graded workInterventions triedAskTilli over the whole record
One learning passport

Per child. Owned by the family. Follows them to the next grade and the next school.

Readable by teachers, parents and any AI tool or LMS the school chooses.

The learning passport
  1. K
  2. Grade 2
  3. Grade 4
  4. Grade 6
  5. Grade 8
  6. Grade 10
  7. Grade 12

579 data points per child per year today · 2,895 by Grade 5 · the passport carries them through Grade 12 and across school moves

Know, term by term, whether every child is on track for middle school.

See where each child stands, how far they've moved since last term, and what to do next.

12 skills measured 3× a year 579 data points per child, every year Growth visible, not guessed

A generic AI prompt gives you a generic lesson plan. Only Tilli knows your student.

The same question, asked two ways. One answer is for any average child. AskTilli is for your child.

A GENERIC AI CHATBOT
How do I help a 7-year-old who keeps losing focus in class?
Great question! Here are 10 general strategies: minimise distractions, take movement breaks, use positive reinforcement, try a reward chart…
Advice for the average child. It has never met yours.
ASKTILLI · KNOWS DHRUV'S DATA
How do I help Dhruv focus in class?
Dhruv's attention is at Learner, but his working memory is Expert, and his parents report the same pattern at home. Start group tasks with the Week 14 attention warm-up, then let him lead the recall step.
Grounded in 579 data points a year on this one child.Children are identified by school ID, never by name. You can switch AskTilli off for your school at any time, and everything else keeps running.
NOW YOU TRY

Ask Tilli anything about your school.

Sunrise Academy · 6 grades, Pre-K to Grade 5 · 35 students a class

ASKTILLI · SUNRISE ACADEMY
2 questions left 0 / 220
What should I tell Grade 3 parents at the PTM? How has Grade 2 changed since Term 1?

Sunrise Academy is a demo school created for this interaction. These answers are illustrative sample data, not a real school.

WORKS WITH WHAT YOU ALREADY HAVE

Tilli doesn't replace your counsellor. It tells them which children to see first.

Your Life Skills period now has a structured 36-week plan.

Your social-emotional curriculum is now a personalized, data-driven plan.

Your counsellor gets early signals, not end-of-term referrals.

53 schools

across the world are now measuring foundational skills that matter.

12,510
Children
assessed
4,541
Educators
trained
Research-Practice Partnership with Stanford & NMAJS
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What makes this work so powerful is the way it brings research, data and classroom practice together, turning evidence into insights that can genuinely support teachers and children.

Abhimanyu Basu, Dean and CEO,
Dhirubhai Ambani International School, on the NMAJS partnership

What a year with Tilli looks like

1 - Measure
2 - Ask
3 - Intervene
MEASURE
Start of the academic yearBegin with a baseline at the start of the academic year.
Start with a real baseline

In the first weeks, every child is assessed across all 12 skills: teacher observation, parent report, and direct tasks. We repeat it three times a year, so growth shows up in the data instead of being guessed at.

579 data points per child each year — 2,895 over five years.
Skill levels from a Tilli report
ASK
Right after the measuresWalk through the results with AskTilli as soon as the measures are complete.
AskTilli

Teachers ask about a child or a class and get lesson plans, behaviour guidance, and that child's own data, in the middle of a school day, in seconds.

How do I support Dhruv's focus during group work?
Dhruv's attention is at Learner. Try a 2-minute attention warm-up before the task. Here's one from Week 14.
ASKTILLI
INTERVENE
Every week30-minute lessons that fit into your Life Skills class, plus personalised interventions we build with you.
A curriculum, not a workshop

36 weeks of play-based lessons for every class: Feelings Time workbooks, Teacher's Guidebooks, and the Teaching Kit. 30 minutes a week. No new period, no extra prep.

Feelings Time workbook Teacher's Guidebook My First Feelings Book

Start with one grade, one year.

Your data, your pace. In 30 minutes with our founding team, we'll fit Tilli to your timetable, your section sizes and your budget.

tilli Developmentally on track by age 10.
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