Closer to curriculum
Zaki routes students toward curriculum context and platform tools, not generic answers without context.
Zaki
Zaki — your study guide
woven through the whole Tawjihi journey
Not generic ChatGPT. Zaki inside the platform: explains from the syllabus, answers on the textbook, builds practice from weak topics, remembers progress.
How is Zaki different from ChatGPT for Tawjihi?
Zaki is the study guide inside TawjihiAI, grounded in the Jordan and Palestine Tawjihi syllabus: explains on the textbook, builds practice from the question bank and your flashcards, and remembers progress on one path. ChatGPT is general chat without syllabus context or built-in exam tools — fine for quick questions, but not a guided Tawjihi study loop.
Explanations that match your level
Yes — Zaki breaks problems down step by step in the same chat before you reopen the lesson.
Ask for a worked breakdown, a second example, or a shorter path before you reopen the lesson—all in one chat thread.
Answers grounded in school context
Zaki answers in Tawjihi syllabus framing—not generic web filler.
Zaki stays closer to Tawjihi framing than generic web answers—and you can continue into the question bank for the same idea.
A clear next step after every question
After each question, Zaki routes you to the right tool—flashcards, a test, or notes—in the same platform.
Move from chat into flashcards, Exam Builder, cheat sheets, or intensives—one platform, clearer next steps.
Why trust Zaki?
Not a generic chat box with a study label
Trust boundaries
Clear boundaries: no fake official sourcing, no invented links, and no pretending tools ran.
Next-step routing
After an explanation, students move into cards, questions, tests, or notes in the same path.
FAQs
Zaki is grounded in the official Tawjihi syllabus and the subject structure inside the platform. For official exams, always cross-check with your school or ministry.
Yes, we prioritize student privacy and safety. We use protective security practices and explain data handling in the privacy policy.
Zaki is a complementary tool designed to enhance learning, not replace teachers. It provides extra support and instant feedback outside school hours.
No hidden costs. Starter access has clear limits; Plus and Pro unlock the full bank and heavier Zaki use. All pricing is on the pricing page.
Zaki can be wrong, so students should cross-check official textbooks and school or ministry instructions. You can report any answer you're unsure about for our team to review.
Educators can integrate Zaki into their classrooms as a supplementary tool. Students can use it for independent revision while teachers can track progress and identify weak areas.
Continue the study path
Move to the next tool without drift
Feature pages should open a clear path: review, lock it in, practice, then ask Zaki when needed.
