What changed

Every update to KHAT, with its date.

What changes in the platform is written here the day it ships.

26 September 2026

Today now opens on “Who needs you”: who stopped opening lessons a week ago, who hasn’t opened the lesson the class has reached, and how many questions of the last exam need you — with the diagnosis one tap away.
The student list is ordered by who needs following up, and every row shows last activity, average and payment.
Students see their teacher’s platform name and logo first.
The class diagnosis card sits above the exam’s attempts.
A course without a picture gets a cover with its name.
Dates and money use the digits 0–9 everywhere.
The demo is a five-step story, with no language question at the start.

Live classes: students can come on stage on Act, a notice fifteen minutes before class, and phone screen sharing.
A class report with a diagnosis: which students already falling behind were missing, and the minute attendance dropped. Printable as PDF.

The terms, privacy, delivery and refund pages were published, with a 14-day refund for any reason.
The season is now paid in two instalments, one per term.

The teacher’s public page was rebuilt: their photo, their courses by year, their prices up front, and parents’ questions.

Teachers can open their own platform with their phone number, without waiting on anyone.
Teacher navigation is one bar: Today · Content · Students · Money · Account.
The guided tour is offered, not launched on its own.

A new student sees their next step in one line, with the packages on the home screen.
One word for each thing in the platform: course, package and plan.