Knowledge baseAccount & access

There is no app to sign into - yet

What exists today, what does not, and how your child's work actually reaches you in the meantime.

Prabhjeet Singh
Founder Member & Director1 min read
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There is no student app to install and no sign-in page to reach. If you are looking for one because a plan mentioned a dashboard, this is the honest position: the surfaces are built, they are not open to families yet, and nothing you have done is wrong.

What exists today

  • The paper library - free, open, one email code between you and the file.
  • This knowledge base and the paper analyses, open to anyone with no code at all.
  • Evaluation of your child's written answers, arranged with us directly.

That last one is the part people expect an app for. Today an evaluated paper comes back to you as a report - a complete document, marked question by question - rather than as something you log in to view.

Why the report is not behind a login

Partly because the login does not exist. But partly because a report about a child is a serious object, and putting it behind an account means deciding who holds the account, who may see it, what happens when a parent forwards it, and what a school may do with it. Those are consent questions, not interface questions, and getting them wrong is worse than being late.

What to do meanwhile

  • Download past papers freely - no account is involved at any point. How to download your first paper has the four steps.
  • Keep the report you were sent. It is yours, it is complete, and it does not expire the way a download link does.
  • If a page ever asks you to sign in before this article changes, be suspicious of it rather than of yourself - what you need to read and download here lists everything that is genuinely required.

Sources

Facts last checked against these sources on 17 September 2026.

About the author

Prabhjeet Singh

Founder Member & Director

An MBA (Finance and Strategy) with over 16 years across strategy, technology and operations. At TRUtesting he makes sure the platform is built to serve schools reliably and at scale.

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