One product family on one infrastructure

Every Currixa product reads from the same knowledge: structured curriculum, reviewed, attributed to its source, and frozen in immutable versions.

Currixa Core

Available

Official curricula, complete and organised: domains, skills and what each grade is expected to learn.

Live today via

  • GET /v1/frameworks
  • GET /v1/framework-versions
  • GET /v1/framework-outcomes
  • GET /v1/curricula
  • GET /v1/outcomes
  • GET /v1/versions
  • GET /v1/evidence
  • GET /v1/sources

Currixa Connect

Available

Connect your product straight to the curricula and pin the version you build on. New versions are listed for you to adopt when you are ready.

Version tracking and pinned reads work today through the API. Webhooks deliver curriculum version and outcome events; framework releases send no event yet, so list a framework's versions to see a new one.

Live today via

  • GET /v1/versions
  • GET /v1/outcomes?version=

Currixa Align

Available

Compare curricula and see what each skill matches in the other — precisely, never overstated.

The endpoints are served. A mapping between curricula is published only after human review, and none is published yet.

Live today via

  • GET /v1/mapping-sets
  • GET /v1/alignments
  • GET /v1/associations

Currixa Measure

Coming soon

Understand the curriculum itself: how demanding it is, how balanced, what it covers. It never measures learners or keeps their scores.

Curriculum-level analysis — it does not measure students and stores no individual grade.

Planned — it will be built on the same knowledge when ready, never redefining it.

Currixa Analytics

Coming soon

Reports for your institution: gaps between curricula, what changed between editions, coverage per grade.

Planned — it will be built on the same knowledge when ready, never redefining it.

Currixa AI

Coming soon

A smart assistant that speeds up preparing new curricula — it only suggests; a specialist always decides.

AI proposes candidates and relations; specialists alone approve and publish.

Planned — it will be built on the same knowledge when ready, never redefining it.