Windows
Windows 10 and 11. No admin rights needed; there is a portable version too.
Flashcards like Quizlet and Anki, your own board for homework, chess, draughts and backgammon — all work in the app without a connection. Once you are back online, your work goes to the dashboard by itself.
All you need is the classroom Wi-Fi — even if the router has no internet. The teacher opens a lesson on their computer, students find it on the radar and join with a code. Board, tasks, tests and the register work as usual.
One school account on all your devices
Windows 10 and 11. No admin rights needed; there is a portable version too.
AppImage for any Linux, .deb for Ubuntu, Mint, Astra and .rpm for Fedora, ALT, RED OS.
Android 7 and later. An APK file from our site; the app will offer new versions itself.
Install in one tap and update automatically — like any other app.
On top of what the dashboard does in a browser
How the lesson went and what was set — as an app notification, plus Telegram and email. WhatsApp coming soon.
A lesson in 15 and 5 minutes, new homework, a reschedule. They work offline too.
A small window on top of all programs: time until the lesson and a “Join” button.
Flashcards, practice and saved textbooks open on the underground or in the countryside.
Ctrl+Alt+A opens the window, Ctrl+Alt+Space is quick search across lessons.
Several accounts on one computer and a “shared computer” mode for a class.
A light mode for slow laptops; it rolls back a failed update by itself.
More details in the privacy policy.
Windows SmartScreen doesn’t know Axioma OS well yet and treats each new version with caution. The file is the same one published in our GitHub releases. The app is coming to the Microsoft Store soon — there will be no such warnings there.
Compare the checksum of the downloaded file with this one (PowerShell: Get-FileHash axioma-setup.exe).
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All versions, files and checksums are in the Axioma OS releases on GitHub.