Braintiva helps parents set up student logins, unlock offerings, track quests, and celebrate progress with family rewards.
For prospective families
What is Braintiva?
Braintiva is a parent-managed learning practice platform for Australian primary-school students. Parents create student logins, unlock curriculum-aligned Subject Offerings, set optional family rewards, and review progress. Students complete learning quests and earn Brainpower.
How the family setup works
- An adult creates and manages the parent account.
- The parent creates a separate login ID and password for each student.
- Each student receives offerings, progress, Brainpower, and rewards separately.
Learning content
- An offering combines subject, grade, and curriculum authority.
- Students choose Short, Long, Epic, or Exam quests.
- Unlocks include a complimentary sample question pack during Beta; larger packs (for example 500, 1,000, or 1,500) appear when paid access is enabled.
- Available Beta sample packs are currently free.
Parent visibility
- Parents can review quest status, scores, time, attempts, and answers.
- Parents may set a real-world incentive for a matching quest.
- Progress indicators support family coaching; they are not official grades.
- Each grade and curriculum combination tracks Brainpower and rank separately; parents can see prior paths when history exists.
Privacy and safety
- Students do not need an email address.
- Parents supervise student access and control student credentials.
- Guest sample answers are not saved as lasting student progress.
- Braintiva does not sell family data or use student profiles for behavioural advertising.
About the private Beta
This is a test version. Features and content may change, issues may occur, and some offerings may remain unavailable while sample packs are prepared. Ready offerings and their complimentary sample questions are free during Beta. Registration may require an invite. Braintiva is an educational practice tool, not a school or official assessment service.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Braintiva for?
Australian primary-school families from Foundation to Year 6 who want structured learning practice and parent visibility.
Can I try before registering?
Yes. Use Try it now / Try a sample for a short guest quiz. It does not create an account or unlock offerings.
Can a student create an account?
No. A parent or authorised adult creates the family account and student seats.
Do I need an invite?
During the private Beta, parent signup is usually invite-only. If registration is open on your deployment, the register page will say so.
What does free Beta access include?
Ready Subject Offerings and the complimentary sample questions currently available in those packs. Coming Soon packs are not yet accessible. Larger pack sizes may appear later as paid upgrades.
Will I be charged later for Beta use?
No retrospective Beta charge applies. Any future paid access would be shown before purchase and require a separate choice.
Are the questions and scores official?
No. They are practice content and family-coaching indicators, and Beta content may contain errors or imperfect difficulty.
How does student progress work?
Students earn Brainpower from correct answers (2 on the first try, 1 on a successful second try) and advance through science ranks. Each grade and curriculum combination keeps its own progress; switching back later restores what the student had saved there.
How do passwords work if someone forgets?
Parents use Forgot password? on the login page (when email delivery is configured). Student passwords are reset by the parent from the Parent Hub after confirming the parent password.
How do parents get help after signup?
Use Contact Us from the Parent Hub profile menu. Before you join, email the privacy/legal contact on the Privacy Policy page.
Does Braintiva replace a teacher or tutor?
No. It is a supplementary practice tool and should be used with adult supervision.
What information is collected?
Parent account details, limited student profile details, learning activity, Contact Us messages when you send them, and necessary technical/security information as explained in the Privacy Policy. Guest samples do not create a lasting student progress record.
Where are the legal documents?
Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Consent Guidelines are linked in the site footer and at /terms, /privacy, and /privacy/consent.