I used to dig through assessment books and so many websites online. Now I just text Whatsprep and get the practise! Takes about 5-6 minutes each time only!
P1 to P6 Built on the Singapore syllabus
Message WhatsPrep on
WhatsApp 
Pick a topic and a difficulty. We send back
a link, your child taps it, and their practice is ready. Nothing to install,
no new password, no login for you to chase.
How it works
No accounts to set up, no homework to print. The whole thing happens in the app you already have open.
Say hello on WhatsApp. WhatsPrep asks which child, and which level they're in.
Choose a topic from the list, then Easy, Medium or Challenging. Reply with a number, that's it.
A fresh practice set is generated and sent as a link. Your child opens it in the browser and starts.
Behind the link
The link opens a clean practice page built for a phone or a tablet. Every answer is marked the moment it's given, with a worked explanation when your child gets it wrong.
Swipe to see more
Every level
Topics follow the Singapore primary syllabus, so what your child practises is what they'll meet in class. Pick a level to see everything covered.
For parents
You don't need to mark anything or guess how it went. WhatsPrep tracks which topics are landing and which aren't, and adjusts what it sends next.
From parents
I used to dig through assessment books and so many websites online. Now I just text Whatsprep and get the practise! Takes about 5-6 minutes each time only!
My P6 child was stuck on Graphs. I asked for quick practices daily. The bit that surprised me was how diverse and unique the questions were.
The part I liked was not having to install anything. I asked for P4 decimals on a Sunday night and had questions in front of my son in about a minute. I'd use it again, mainly because he'll actually do it on a phone when he won't touch a worksheet.
Questions
No. The practice opens as a web page in whatever browser is already on the phone or tablet. Nothing to download, nothing to update.
No. WhatsApp is where you choose the topic and difficulty. Once that's set, WhatsPrep generates the set and sends a link. Your child taps it and practises on a proper page, which handles diagrams and working out far better than a chat window could.
Primary 1 through Primary 6, following the Singapore syllabus. Topic lists are shown per level when you start a session.
Yes. Add each child once, then say which one you're practising with at the start of a session. Progress is kept separately.
It is currently free!
Very little, on purpose. We store your WhatsApp number, your child's first name, level and gender, and their practice results — that's what it takes to pitch questions at the right level. We never ask for your child's school, birth date or contact details, we never sell data, and we never message you beyond the practice you ask for. The full details are in our Privacy Policy.
Send a text, pick a topic, and the link comes back. It takes less time than finding a worksheet.