Math · grades 5–11
Homework, a topic you don’t get, a quiz tomorrow or the OGE exam right around the corner. We’ll walk you through an example, find what’s getting in the way and let you try it yourself. A lesson takes about 10 minutes.
No lectures about how important it is to study.
“The teacher explained it, and I didn’t understand a thing”
We’ll explain it again, with an example. Didn’t click? Ask us to explain it another way.
“There’s a quiz tomorrow and I’m lost”
We’ll put together a short plan for the topics you need and practice on problems.
“Miss one topic and nothing after it makes sense”
We’ll find which piece of earlier material is getting in the way and close that gap. No need to redo the whole year.
“I keep solving it, and the answer’s still wrong”
We’ll go through it step by step and find where the solution took a wrong turn. You won’t get a ready-made answer.
“I just need to pass the OGE”
Tell us the score you need and the date — only what works toward that goal will open up.
“I don’t want to sit over this all evening”
A lesson takes about 10 minutes, and you can do it on your phone.
“I just want to copy the answer and forget it”
We won’t give you a ready-made answer. But working it out is faster than searching online — and on a test there’s no one to copy from.
“It’s embarrassing to ask — everyone else seems to get it”
There’s no one to raise your hand in front of. Ask again as many times as you need — you won’t get graded for it.
“At home they’re on my case about school every evening”
Give your parents access: they can see that you’ve been studying. There are usually fewer questions after that.
What parents seeA short check finds the earliest topic that’s keeping everything else from working — and your plan starts there. It doesn’t affect your school grades, and you don’t have to take it.
Real screens · lesson titles are in Russian
“I don’t get the topic — where do I start?”
You don’t have to decide what to learn first. The topic comes as a ready-made ladder: introductory theory, then 10-minute lessons. The next one opens once you’ve finished the one before.
“Will they explain it in a way that makes sense to me?”
At the start there’s a short test on how you take in material most easily. Some people need a diagram and a rigorous derivation; others need a real-life example. After that, explanations come in your format.
Free study tools (in Russian) — no sign-up, right in your browser. Your text stays on your device.
These work for any subject.
Close the textbook and say it from memory. Where you stumble is where to look.
It sticks longer than an hour the night before.
Can’t put it into words? That’s exactly where the gap is.
On a quiz, the problems aren’t labeled by topic.
Copying down the right answer isn’t the same as understanding where things broke down.
What you’ve learned settles in while you sleep. Late-night cramming takes more than it gives.
What it costs
Base helps with the current school curriculum; Exam prepares you for the OGE and EGE — Russia’s state exams after grades 9 and 11.
For everyday schoolwork
₽2,490/mo
per child
First two weeks free
When the OGE or EGE exam is ahead
₽3,990/mo
per child
First two weeks free
Lessons, exercises and the tutor’s explanations on the platform are in Russian and follow the Russian school curriculum. The platform interface is available in English.
Invite & Earn
Drop your link into the class chat. When someone subscribes through it, you get 15% of every payment they make — from ₽373 a month, for a whole year. You can get a link from age 14; to withdraw the money, you’ll need a parent’s confirmation.
15%of what your invitee pays
Grab your linkNo. You can start right away with the topic or problem you’re stuck on. The knowledge check is there for when you’re not sure where best to start.
No. The point is to help you figure it out: first explain, then solve a similar problem together, and then let you try on your own.
Start with that topic. StudyNinja breaks a big topic into small steps and shows what to cover first and what comes later.
You can ask for a different explanation or take a hint. The AI tutor stays with you throughout the session and helps you get through the specific step.
There’s no fixed amount of time. One lesson takes about ten minutes: on a regular day you can do one, and before a test or an exam, more.
If your accounts are linked, your parent sees your learning progress: sessions, completed topics and progress toward your goals.
Yes. For an exam, you set the score you need and the deadline — and only what that goal requires opens up, nothing extra. And with the current school curriculum, you can simply start with the topic that can’t wait.
Yes. There’s a separate prep mode for exams, built around exam topics and problems.
Homework, a quiz or an exam — start with whatever can’t wait.
First two weeks free
