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A minute a day on the app they already use.

Three questions each morning, a light for each section, and a short report to you on Sunday. These are mock-ups: nothing is sent.

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Robot GreenMorning microlearningPreview of messages

Tuesday · day 2 of the free trial

Question 1 of 3 · new

Illustration – not official sign artwork

Morning Thandi. Quick one: what does this sign mean?A One-way street B No entry for all vehicles C End of a restriction

07:00

ABC

B

07:02

Question 2 of 3 · you missed this yesterday

Right. A red circle with a white bar means no vehicle may go in. Now one from yesterday. At a four-way stop, who goes first?A The biggest vehicle B The one that stopped first C The one on the right

07:02

ABC

B

07:02

Question 3 of 3 · new

Yes, got it this time. First to stop is first to go. In a town, with no sign, what is the speed limit?A 40 km/h B 60 km/h C 80 km/h

07:03

ABC

C

07:03

Not quite. It's 60 km/h in a town unless a sign says something else. This one comes back on Thursday. Done: 2 of 3 in under a minute. Streak: 2 days. Surprise bonus today: +5 points.

07:03

Scenario A

Free daily 3

Three questions a day, before school. One idea per message. It takes under a minute.

How it's built to stick

One idea per message
Recall, not re-reading: they answer first
Instant feedback with a one-line why
Yesterday's miss comes back (spaced repetition)
A miss is booked for 2 days later
Streak line, plus a bonus some days (not every day)

Message type

First message: a template if the 24-hour window has closed, or free-form if they replied in the last 24 hours. We aim to send inside the window. The replies after each answer are free-form inside the session.

Robot GreenEnd of the free trialPreview of messages

Wednesday · day 3, after the last free question

Early read · from 19 answers

That's 3 days in a row, Thandi. If you sat the test today: Rules: Test-ready (24 of 28, need 22) Signs: Getting there (21 of 28, need 23) Controls: Test-ready (7 of 8, need 6) Signs is on amber. 3 more right per test gets you to green. The 90-Day Pass keeps this going: 3 a day here, a plan to your test date, and mock tests.

07:04

Get the 90-Day PassSend this to Mom/Dad

Send this to Mom/Dad

07:05

Here's a message you can forward:

07:05

Forward this

Hi, it's Thandi. I'm practising for my learner's on Robot Green. Rules and controls are green. Signs is on amber. The 90-Day Pass is R349 once-off. You get a short report on WhatsApp every Sunday. Pay here: robotgreen.co.za/p/TH4K2Q (preview link, nothing is charged)

07:05

Scenario B

Day 3 upsell

After 3 free days, show the lights and the one thing to fix. Two choices: buy, or send it to a parent to pay.

How it's built to stick

Shows the gap in plain colours, not a score
One clear next step
Parent-pays link the learner can forward
Early read is labelled as early: it comes from few answers

Message type

Free-form, inside the session: the learner just answered. The forwarded message is sent by the learner, not by us, so it costs nothing.

Robot GreenTo the parent who paidPreview of messages

Sunday

Weekly report

Hi Lindiwe. Thandi's week: Overall: Getting there Rules 24/28 (pass 22) Signs 21/28 (pass 23) Controls 7/8 (pass 6) Practised 5 of 7 days. 1 mock done. Weakest area: road markings. Test: 19 Nov, in 21 days. One thing to nudge: ask her to do tonight's 10 sign questions. Signs is the quickest way to green.

18:00

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Scenario C

Sunday parent report

Once a week. The lights, how many days they practised, the weakest area, and one thing to say to them.

How it's built to stick

Three lights the parent can read in five seconds
One action for the parent, not a list
No pass guarantee: it says where they are

Message type

Template, business-initiated. Utility category (it is about the pass they bought). Parent opts in at checkout.

Robot GreenThe day before, and afterPreview of messages

Tuesday · the day before the test

Test-eve reminder

Tomorrow's the day, Thandi. All three lights are green. Tonight: up to 10 easy reviews. No new questions. Then an early night. Pack: your ID, your booking letter, and glasses if you wear them. Get there 30 minutes early.

18:00

Do a quick reviewI'm set

I'm set

18:04

Good luck. Sleep well.

18:04

Wednesday · test day

After the test

How did it go?

15:00

I passedNot this time

I passed

15:20

Well done, Thandi! +50 points. That's 5 entries in this month's draw. New badge: Passed the robot. Want us to tell your mom?

15:20

Yes, tell herNo thanks

Scenario D

Test eve and result

A calm reminder the night before: light review only, what to bring. Then "How did it go?" after the test, with a reward.

How it's built to stick

Test eve is light on purpose: no new questions
Practical checklist
Reward for reporting the result (draw entries, example prizes)
"Not this time" gets a kind reply and a new plan for the rebooked date

Message type

Both are templates, business-initiated, utility category (reminder about the test date they gave us). Replies after a button tap are free-form.

Robot GreenYour 1-minute demoPreview of messages

Today

Template message (marketing)

Illustration – not official sign artwork

Hi Lindiwe, it's Robot Green. You ask "Did you study?" They say "Ja." Here's how you'll actually know.STEP 1: this is what your child gets. 2 real learner's test questions, answered like they would.Question 1 of 2: what does this sign mean?A One-way streetB No entry for all vehiclesC End of a restrictionTap A, B or C below.

19:30

ABC

B

19:31

Right. A red circle with a white horizontal bar means no entry.

19:31

Question 2 of 2 (still what your child sees): At a four-way stop, which vehicle may move first?A The biggest vehicleB The vehicle that stopped firstC The vehicle on the right

19:31

ABC

A

19:31

Not quite: it's B, "The vehicle that stopped first". At a four-way stop, vehicles proceed in the order in which they came to a stop.

19:31

Sample Sunday report

That's what your child gets: 1 of 2 right, with the reason each time. Misses come back in a few days.STEP 2: this is what you get, every Sunday (sample, made-up learner):Weekly report: ThandiOverall: Getting thereRules 24/28 (pass 22)Signs 21/28 (pass 23)Controls 7/8 (pass 6)Practised 5 of 7 days. 1 mock done.Weakest area: road markings.One thing to nudge: ask her to do tonight's 10 sign questions.What Robot Green does next: road markings first this week, misses brought back after 1, 2 and 4 days, and a mock on Saturday.No more guessing. Now you'll actually know.

19:31

Get the 90-Day Pass for your child - R349Send the free check to my child

Get the 90-Day Pass for your child - R349

19:32

Here's the link to get the 90-Day Pass for your child, R349 once-off: robotgreen.co.za/checkout(Preview: nothing is charged.)

19:32

Scenario E

Parent: Try it now

A parent puts their number on the site and ticks the box. Step 1: what your child gets (2 real questions, instant feedback). Step 2: what you get (the Sunday report). Then: buy the pass, or send the free check to the child.

How it's built to stick

Shows both sides of the loop: the child's practice and the parent's report
Pain first: "Did you study?" "Ja." Now you'll know
Real questions with instant feedback
Ends with two clear choices

Message type

First message: Meta-approved TEMPLATE "parent_demo_v1", category MARKETING (it's promotional, to someone who hasn't bought). It costs one marketing message. The parent's tap opens the 24-hour window, so the rest are free-form. Worst case about R1.42 per demo. Capped at 1 demo per number.

Notes

Preview only. No messages are sent and no one is charged. The look is our own; it is not WhatsApp's app.
Questions shown are drafts that still need review against the official manual.
Reply buttons allow 3 choices, so WhatsApp questions show 3 of the 4 options.
Caps per learner: 4 messages a day and 150 per pass; 15 to the parent; marketing at most 2.
Prizes are examples. Draw rules still need legal review.