How Klyra works
Klyra is a tool for you, not an app your child uses. You upload the work; you teach from what Klyra gives you.
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Add your child's profile and upload their work.
Takes a minute — a first name and grade, nothing more. Black out your child's name on the paper, snap a photo of the finished math worksheet, and upload it.
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See the diagnosis and get the plan.
Klyra names the specific misconception behind the wrong answers — not just that they're wrong — and hands you fresh practice plus a short teaching script. You work through it with your child on paper.
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Upload the redo and confirm the fix.
Photograph the completed practice. Klyra tells you whether the misconception resolved, persisted, or shifted — and adds it to your child's misconception graph so you can watch the pattern close over time.
How do we know the diagnosis is right?
Klyra only accepts a misconception label if applying that exact faulty procedure to the original problem re-creates your child’s actual wrong answer. If the error pattern doesn’t reproduce what your child wrote, Klyra says the error is unclassified rather than guess. That reproduction check is what keeps the diagnosis honest.