PYP
Primary YearsThe IB was never about facts.
It's about concepts.
Koncepts gives you the depth to take a concept from something your students passively meet to what they truly own.
MYP
Middle YearsDP
DiplomaMost "IB tools" digitise the admin.
Almost none deepen the teaching.
Your planner lives in one system. Your question bank in another. Your feedback is hand-typed at 9pm. The AI tools you've tried don't know a criterion from a command term, so you re-brief them every single time. None of it touches the actual job: helping a student understand a concept, enquire into it, and apply it under real IB conditions.
Why Koncepts. And why the K.
A concept isn't owned the moment you explain it. It's owned when you've moved a student through five stages, and Koncepts gives you a tool for every one:
The K is the difference between your students knowing a concept and owning it.
Consume
First encounter with clear, well-pitched material.
Content library · video lessons · slide decksUnderstand
It clicks. The learner can restate it.
Concept-checks · a tutor that explains, not just answersEnquire
They push on it: questions, connections, "what if".
Inquiry prompts · Socratic tutor · live canvasApply
They use it under real conditions.
Criterion-tagged tasks · paper-mode · IA-aware practiceKoncept
Owned. Transferable. Theirs.
Mastery view · feedback history across the yearBuilt for the whole continuum, not a slice of it.
Concept-driven learning starts at age 3 and doesn't stop until the DP exams. Koncepts speaks each programme in its own language.
Not the senior app shrunk down. PYP gets its own inquiry-first experience, playful, visual, and safe for under-13s from day one.
The MYP framework spoken natively, every plan, task and comment lands on the right criterion, never approximated.
Engineered for the grade 1–7 endgame, assessment-objective-aware, paper-style, and HL/SL-precise.

“Koncepts is the most cohesive platform I've taught with. Planning, lesson content, visually rich assessments and insights all live in one place. I've stopped juggling Century Tech and AssessPrep; the whole cycle, from unit plan to feedback, finally sits under one roof.”
Trusted across the IB world.
A live snapshot of the Koncepts community, and it's growing every week.
Three things a generic tool can’t fake.
Any app can hand a student a video. That’s Consume, the easy part. Owning a concept means carrying it through Understand, Enquire and Apply until it’s theirs. These three own that stretch of the K arc, and nothing else does it IB-native.
AI Tutor
A voice-first, Socratic tutor that questions instead of answering: Orient, Hint, Scaffold, Walkthrough, never just handing over the solution. Analyse mode then reviews finished work one sub-question at a time.
- Voice-first, with a live canvas that draws the workings.
- Refuses to hand over the answer, pushes for understanding.
- Speaks criteria A–D, command terms and achievement levels.

Adaptive Loop
Grading that doesn’t stop at a band. Koncepts marks against the markscheme, pinpoints the exact sub-skill a student missed, and auto-sends a targeted follow-up, with no teacher tap required. Every diagnosis shows its receipt.
- Diagnoses the weak sub-skill, not just a criterion score.
- Per-student follow-up, dispatched automatically.
- The receipt: the answer, the markscheme bullet missed, the trend.

Lockdown eAssessment
Build a real eAssessment-style paper question by question: marks set per criterion and level band, AI drafting candidates you cherry-pick, then a task-specific rubric for each. Students sit it under lockdown, the way the real papers work.
- You control marks per criterion and per level band.
- AI drafts every question; you choose what makes the paper.
- Locked-down, true exam-condition sitting.

And the everyday toolkit, on every programme.
The bread-and-butter tools you'd expect: in one place, sharing context end to end, and spoken in each programme's own language. Your statement of inquiry feeds your unit; your unit pre-fills your lessons.
A great writer.
A terrible IB colleague.
Generic AI can draft an essay, but it can't tell Criterion B from Criterion D, and it forgets everything the moment you close the tab. You end up re-teaching it the framework on every prompt. We did that work once, so you don't have to.
A colleague who
already knows the framework.






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