I’m a parent
See what your child learned today, from the people who teach them.
Made in Sri Lanka for preschools
Less paperwork. More time with the children.
Teachers note a moment in seconds. Kairos helps turn it into a learning story families love, and the teacher approves every word.
Sunbeam Room · today · example
Nila’s first leaf
Nila watered her bean plant all week. Today she spotted the first leaf and ran to tell her friends.
Approved by her teacher
- Teachers approve every story
- Parents see only their own child
- Sinhala, Tamil and English
- Designed around the ECECF
Made for everyone around the child
Who are you?
Pick one and this page arranges itself around you.
How it works
How a moment becomes a story
A child’s drawing, a quick note from the teacher and a story that reaches home the same day. Here is one day at a preschool in Colombo.
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Ayan's dayLittle Explorers · today
Ayan built a tower of six blocks and counted each one out loud. He clapped when it stayed standing!
CountingFine motor
His parents loved this
Checked by his teacher
9:40 am · Sunbeam Room
A small moment happens
Nila has watered her bean plant every morning this week. Today she spots the first leaf and runs to tell her friends.
9:42 am · 30 seconds
Her teacher captures it
Miss Priya takes a photo and types one quick line on her phone. Then she is straight back with the children.
Draft learning story · example
Nila’s first leaf
Nila has cared for her bean plant all week. This morning she noticed the first leaf and shouted ran to share it with her friends.
I have reviewed this story
Lunch break
Kairos drafts. The teacher decides.
Kairos turns the note into a warm learning story. Priya reads it, changes a word, ticks “I have reviewed this story” and publishes. Nothing reaches families without her.
5:30 pm · On the bus home
Home feels a little closer
Nila’s mother reads the story on her way home. At dinner she asks about the beans, and Nila tells her everything.
The small moments are the ones worth keeping.
A first word in Tamil. A tower that finally stayed up. Kairos helps teachers catch them before the day moves on.
What Kairos does
Everything a preschool day needs, in one calm place.
Kairos drafts. The teacher decides.
A quick note becomes a warm learning story. The teacher edits it, and nothing reaches families without approval.
Draft learning story · example
Kavi’s tall tower
Kavi counted to eight while building and told asked Luca to hold the base steady.
I have reviewed this story
For every family
Stories, photos and milestones, only about their own child.
In their own language
සිංහලதமிழ்English
Notices and plans
- MonShape hunt in the garden
- TueMeasure the bean plants
- WedLibrary and story circle
Every room at a glance
Little Explorers8 of 10
Rainbow Room6 of 10
Children with a story this week. Example data.
Observations in seconds
A photo and one line from the classroom floor, then back to the children.
Built for real classrooms
Designed for kindergartens, pre-primary rooms and Montessori centres in Sri Lanka.
Sri LankaIllustration, not live data
Built for Sri Lanka
From Jaffna to Galle, every classroom connected.
Kairos is made in Colombo for Sri Lankan preschools, in Sinhala, Tamil and English. Tap a town to see an example of a preschool morning there.
Example scene · KandyFlower art on the steps
After story time the children arrange petals into a pattern. Two shy children join in for the first time.
Is Kandy next? Join the pilotInside a Kairos classroom
Every corner of the room is full of learning
Kairos helps teachers notice it, write it down and share it. Walk through the room and see what a teacher might capture at each corner.
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The block corner
What children learn here: Counting, balance, patience and working together.
A teacher might note
“Kavi counted to eight while building and asked Luca to hold the base steady.”
NumbersWorking together
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The reading mat
What children learn here: Listening, new words and imagination.
A teacher might note
“Luca retold the ending of the story using three new words.”
LanguageImagination
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The art table
What children learn here: Fine motor skills, colours and self-expression.
A teacher might note
“Nila mixed blue and yellow paint and shouted, “Green!””
CreativityFine motor
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The garden window
What children learn here: Nature, early science and taking care of living things.
A teacher might note
“The class measured their bean plants with blocks. Ayan’s grew two blocks tall.”
Nature & scienceResponsibility
Try it yourself
This is what parents see.
Go ahead and tap around. Open a story, send a heart, and check this week’s notices and plan. This is a working preview of the Kairos parent app.
- Stories only about your own child
- Every story approved by a teacher first
- Notices and the weekly plan in one place
Demo data. Names and photos are examples.
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Nila
Sunbeam Room · Lotus Garden
Child safety first
Who can see Ayan’s story?
Children’s information is protected by who you are. Kairos is designed around Sri Lanka’s Personal Data Protection Act, and AI never sends anything to families on its own.
Ayan’s parents
Can see it. Yes, once his teacher has approved the story.
Teachers at his centre
Can see it. Yes, so they can plan and share the care.
The centre director
Can see it. Yes, to support quality across the centre.
Other children’s parents
Cannot see it. Never. Parents only see their own child.
The public or advertisers
Cannot see it. Never. Children’s data is not used for marketing.
A note from the founder
Built from the classroom, not from a boardroom.
Kairos was founded by Tharun De Silva, a pre-primary school teacher and business graduate who saw firsthand how much invisible work educators carry.
While teaching, Tharun kept asking why the same level of digital support, learning visibility, and communication tools were not available to children and educators back home in Sri Lanka.
Kairos is his answer: a calm, intelligent platform designed to help early learning teams document beautifully, communicate clearly, and protect the educator’s time — without replacing the human care at the heart of early childhood education.
Tharun De Silva, Founder, Kairos
Read the full storyQuestions parents and centres ask
Is Kairos available today?
Kairos is in founding pilot recruitment. We are inviting selected early learning centres in Sri Lanka to join us in shaping the platform. Public availability follows the pilot window.
Who is Kairos for?
Pre-primary and kindergarten educators, Montessori directresses, centre directors and owners, and parents of children in participating centres. Each role has a tailored view inside the platform.
Does AI replace educators?
No. Kairos drafts. Educators review, edit, and approve. Nothing AI-generated reaches families until a qualified educator has reviewed it. The educator’s voice and judgement stay central to every story.
How is children’s data protected?
Parents only see their own child’s information. Role-based permissions control access inside each centre. Child data is never used for public marketing. Privacy and consent are built into the product direction.
Is Kairos aligned with the ECECF?
Kairos is being built with the Sri Lankan Early Childhood Education Curriculum Framework in mind. Alignment work is ongoing alongside our pilot centres so the platform reflects how documentation actually flows in real classrooms.
What languages does Kairos support?
Kairos is being designed for Sinhala, Tamil, and English. Communicating with parents in their own language is part of our founding plan.
How much does Kairos cost?
Please talk to us. We agree founding pilot pricing with each centre, and public pricing will be set together with our first centres after the pilot.
Founding pilot recruitment underway
Help shape Kairos for Sri Lankan classrooms.
We are inviting a small group of preschools to try Kairos first and tell us what to build next. The founder reads every application.