Practice thinking. Not memorising.
SynIQ is a computational thinking practice platform for CBSE Grade 3–5 — curriculum-aligned weekend sessions that build real problem-solving skills, with clear skill-level feedback so you always know exactly where your child's thinking needs work.
Aligned to CBSE Acad-15 / TRG-02 · live today
After one session
correct · 80%
Every session shows exactly this — which skill to strengthen next
What your child experiences
Children come back because it's genuinely engaging — not because a streak is threatening to break. Every detail is designed to build confidence.
Your child trains as Pattern Spotter, Puzzle Breaker, Big Idea Finder, and Step Master — the four CT skills, made fun.
Up to 3 stars per chapter, collectible badges, and a shareable Mastery certificate — all earned through real progress, in a personal Trophy Room.
A weekly rhythm that rewards showing up — never a daily-streak guilt trip. Two weekend sessions keep it alive.
Confetti for great scores and new personal bests. Mistakes become the next thing to conquer, not something to fear.
Wrong answers come back in a Review Mistakes session, and a Skill Refresher drills any one thinking skill across chapters — so weak spots get stronger, not skipped.
Parents watch each thinking skill climb week by week — proof the practice is working, not just a single score.
The Four Thinking Skills
CBSE defines four Computational Thinking skills. Here is what each one means — in plain language, with everyday examples your child will recognise.
Spotting what repeats
Your child notices the electricity bill spikes every summer. They predict the next month's bill without being told. That's pattern recognition — and it shows up in Maths, Science, language, and everyday decisions.
📚 In class
In class: finding the rule in a number sequence, noticing a seasonal cycle in EVS, identifying a rhyme scheme in a poem.
Focusing on what matters
Packing a school bag for a day trip: your child decides what's essential and what to leave behind. That's abstraction — the ability to filter out noise and focus only on what the problem actually needs.
📚 In class
In class: deciding which data matters in a word problem, classifying plants by relevant properties, simplifying a complex scenario to its core question.
Breaking big into small
Planning a birthday party: first the guest list, then the menu, then the decorations. Your child learns that every big task has smaller steps — and that finding those steps is a skill in itself.
📚 In class
In class: breaking a multi-step Maths problem into parts, planning a project in stages, organising steps before writing a story.
Thinking in steps
A recipe for making chai must follow exact steps in exact order — change the order and it doesn't work. Your child learns to design clear, logical instructions. The same skill that underlies every app, every machine, and every well-made plan.
📚 In class
In class: sequencing steps in an experiment, giving directions, ordering operations in a Maths procedure.
More than right or wrong
SynIQ never just marks a question right or wrong. Each answer shows which thinking skill it trains and walks through the reasoning in plain language — often connecting it to the wider idea behind the question.
So a child doesn't only get the answer — they learn how to think it through next time. Parents can read along and see exactly how the reasoning works.
Which helper is a mason?
🎯 Trains Puzzle Breaker: breaking a problem into smaller, manageable parts.
Break down each task: bricks & cement → a mason; hammering nails → carpentry; planting → gardening; fixing lights → an electrician. A mason works with bricks, stones, and cement to build pathways and walls.
For parents
After every session you see a precise breakdown — not just "8 out of 10" but exactly which thinking skill the wrong answers came from. The insight is specific, so the next session is focused.
The CT Skills dashboard tracks each skill's accuracy over time — so you can actually see Pattern Recognition climb from 60% to 78% across a few weekends. Proof the practice is working.
See common parent questions →Thinking skills · last 6 weeks
Every skill trending up ↗
Real trends per skill — the proof the practice is working
Simple by design
No app download. No setup for your child. Ready in 60 seconds — phone or computer.
Step 1
Enter your mobile number and verify with an OTP. Takes 30 seconds. No app to install — works in any browser on any device.
Step 2
Just a name, grade, and a 4-digit PIN you choose. That's all. No email, no password, no personal data required from your child.
Step 3
Child selects their profile, enters their PIN, picks a chapter — and starts. Questions are real-world, not textbook lines. Each one trains a specific CT skill.
Step 4
After every session the parent dashboard shows accuracy by CT skill — Pattern Recognition, Abstraction, Decomposition, Algorithmic Thinking. Precise insight, not just a score.
Curious why each of these steps was designed this way? Read the design decisions →
New · annual event
The annual computational-thinking contest for CBSE Grades 3–5. Once a year, students put the four thinking skills they build through regular practice to the test — online, on a single day, with certificates for all. Registration opens November 2026.
Explore & get notified →Discounted registration for students already practising on SynIQ.
Subscribe before 15 August 2026 and save 25% on your child's first year. Try the first 2 chapters free — no payment needed to start.
Built for families
The same thoughtfulness that went into the question design went into the architecture. Everything below is already built — not a promise, but a fact.
No child phone, no data sold
Children log in with a 4-digit PIN — no phone, email or identity. Built in line with DPDP 2023; only a name and grade are stored.
Parent controls everything
Subscriptions, profile deletion and PIN resets are parent-only — each gated by fresh OTP, even on a shared device.
No ads. Ever.
No third-party advertising. No data sold to anyone. Your child's learning behaviour is not a product.
Designed for 15 minutes
Sessions are intentionally short. A gentle weekly rhythm — no daily-streak guilt, no endless scroll, no comparison with other children.
Want to understand the full design intent behind every decision?
Read how SynIQ works — every design choice explained →Common questions
Are you a school principal or teacher? See the schools page →
No app download. Works on any device — phone or computer. Your child can be practising in two minutes.
Start free — for parents →Teacher? Bring SynIQ to your class →