Founder
Salah Alkmali
Mathematics teacher and founder of Scholi
Salah Alkmali is a mathematics teacher and the founder of Scholi. He built the platform's first games for his own classes under the name Mathlogame, and has developed it into a complete online school covering lessons, games, exams, worksheets and school management for Grades 1 to 12.
From one classroom outward
Scholi began as Mathlogame — a set of interactive mathematics games built for one teacher's own students, because the resources available did not fit the lesson he was trying to teach. The games worked, so the lessons followed, and then the tools around them: worksheets, exams, a gradebook, and the small utilities that make a lesson run.
That order matters. Every part of Scholi was built to solve a problem that had already happened in a real classroom, which is why the platform is shaped around a teacher's week rather than around a feature list.
What Scholi is now
An online school covering Grades 1 to 12: interactive lessons, a library of educational games, an exam builder that marks its own papers, a worksheet builder, a gradebook, a classroom toolkit, and a school management system for admissions, attendance, timetables and report cards. It is still built and maintained by one teacher.
The names
You may have seen this platform called Mathlogame or Schola. They are all the same product. Mathlogame was the original name; Schola was a brief spelling during the 2026 rebrand; Scholi is the name it kept.