Personalised learning for the maths and science Bagrut

The moment it clicks.

With Daphna, every student learns at their own level, on a personal route, with practice aimed precisely at them, until they're ready for the exam. And the teacher? Has full oversight.

Not how many pages you've read. What you've actually understood.

Understanding every student

From the student's own solutions, we see where they really are: what they understand, and what they don't.

A personal route to the exam

What to strengthen, what to practise, what to skip. The route updates with every answer.

Real help, not just answers

A strategy for solving, another angle, a hint. Study help that builds a way of thinking and a method.

One platform. Many ways to learn.

  • Through the year

    Alongside the teacher and guided by them, in class and at home.

  • Intensive exam prep

    Intensive, focused practice ahead of the exam.

  • A private tutor

    Guided self-study, matched to each student's pace and level.

  • Revision and catch-up

    Close gaps ahead of the school year or the exam.

  • External candidates

    The whole syllabus, organised and ready all the way to the Bagrut, even without a school.

  • Mathematics
  • Physics
  • Computer science
  • Chemistry
  • Biology

What we don't compromise on

All content is approved by experts

Learning material is checked and approved by subject experts. Nothing reaches a student without approval.

An up-to-date curriculum

All learning and practice material follows the Ministry of Education's official curriculum, including this year's changes.

Teachers stay in charge

They decide, adapt and see the whole class. We're here to strengthen teachers, never to replace them.

Privacy built for teenagers

Only what learning needs. No ads, no selling data, and teachers see only their own students.

Want to hear more?

We're building Daphna right now, together with teachers and subject experts. We'd love to tell you how it works, what's ready, and where we're heading.

Run a school? Teach science? Or just curious about the future of education? We'd love to talk.