K-12 school operating system. AI that teaches from your textbook.
Study Mentor
Students Answers any question from the school's own textbook, with the page number attached.
- Input
- A student asks why the reaction is exothermic.
- Output
- An answer drawn from the school's own uploaded book, citing Science · Ch 4 · p. 87.
- Control
- If it is not in your book, the platform says so rather than guessing.
Voice Tutor
Students Takes spoken questions and answers aloud, grounded in the chapter, in the student's own language.
- Input
- A student speaks a doubt in Kannada during revision and interrupts partway through the answer.
- Output
- The tutor stops, takes the follow-up, and continues from the same page-cited source.
- Control
- Answers stay grounded in the uploaded chapter, never the open internet.
Listen & Learn
Students Turns every chapter into narrated audio or a two-host podcast.
- Input
- A student selects Chapter 6 before the bus journey home.
- Output
- A nine-minute two-host podcast generated from that chapter's own text.
- Control
- Generated from the school's uploaded book, not from general knowledge.
Chapter Song
Students Composes a song from the chapter, after a teacher approves the lyrics.
- Input
- A teacher requests a song for the water cycle.
- Output
- Lyrics are drafted for approval. Only once the teacher approves is the music composed.
- Control
- Approval happens before generation, not moderation after it.
Teacher Lesson Kit
Teachers Builds a five-artifact lesson kit from one sentence, grounded in the chapter.
- Input
- "Photosynthesis, Class 7, one period."
- Output
- A lesson plan, slides, a worksheet, an exit ticket and homework — all drawn from the school's own chapter.
- Control
- Chapter-grounded; never fabricated from outside the book.
AI Quiz Generator
Teachers Generates board-ready questions tagged by board pattern and Bloom level.
- Input
- A teacher selects Chapter 12 and asks for twenty questions.
- Output
- Twenty questions tagged by difficulty and learning outcome, ready to assign as homework in two clicks.
- Control
- Textbook-grounded, with PDF and OCR intake for scanned material.
Socratic Practice
Students Gives hints, never answers — and flags the teacher when a student is genuinely stuck.
- Input
- A student asks for the answer three times in a row.
- Output
- Three progressively stronger hints, L1 through L3. The teacher then sees a stuck-flag for that student and that step.
- Control
- Anti-cheating by design — the answer is never given.
Writing Coach
Students Coaches writing with anchored comments, and declines to write it for you.
- Input
- A student asks it to write the conclusion of their essay.
- Output
- It declines, and coaches the structure of a conclusion instead. Pasted text elsewhere in the essay is flagged to the teacher.
- Control
- No-ghostwrite guardrail, enforced in the product.
Ask School Copilot
Principals Answers questions about the school from live operational data, with citation chips.
- Input
- "Which Class 9 sections are below 80% attendance this month?"
- Output
- An answer from live attendance data, each figure carrying a chip showing the record it came from.
- Control
- Answers from live school data, with the source of each number shown.
In-app Assistant
Everyone Gives role-aware help on every screen, plus a spoken daily briefing.
- Input
- A new teacher on the gradebook screen asks how curving works.
- Output
- An answer scoped to that screen and to what a teacher is permitted to see.
- Control
- Role-aware — it will not explain a surface the user cannot access.
Memory Coach
Students Schedules spaced repetition, compressed to the days remaining before the exam.
- Input
- Fourteen days remain before the Class 10 board exam.
- Output
- The revision schedule re-weights toward the three weakest chapters, and the class heatmap updates for the teacher.
- Control
- Mastery tracked per student; the class view is aggregate.
Teach It Back
Students Grades a student's own explanation against the book, quoting the pages they missed.
- Input
- A student explains Ohm's law aloud in their own words.
- Output
- A grade against the textbook, quoting the two sentences from the chapter they did not cover.
- Control
- Graded against the book, with page-cited quotes as evidence.
Memory Maps
Students Turns a chapter into a mind-map where every node carries a page citation.
- Input
- A student opens Chapter 9 before a test.
- Output
- A downloadable map of the chapter. Tapping any node opens the page it came from.
- Control
- Every node is page-cited and traceable to the book.
Exam Readiness
Students Sets board-pattern papers and marks them the way an examiner would, step by step.
- Input
- A student completes a board-pattern maths paper.
- Output
- Step-marking with partial credit, and a marks-lost analysis: "lost 2 marks at step 3 of the quadratic — a sign error."
- Control
- Examiner-style step-marking, not a single score.
Daily Sprint
Students Runs a three-minute daily practice ritual, with streaks and a weekly parent digest.
- Input
- A student opens the app for three minutes after school.
- Output
- Five questions, streak intact, and the result folded into Sunday's parent digest.
- Control
- Capped at three minutes by design.
Maths Mentor
Students Works through maths step by step and finds the first wrong step, not just the wrong answer.
- Input
- A student photographs a handwritten worked solution.
- Output
- Handwriting OCR reads the working and identifies the first step where it went wrong, then coaches from there.
- Control
- Socratic loop — the corrected step is not simply handed over.
Speak Coach
Students Scores pronunciation in the browser, so a child's recording never leaves the device.
- Input
- A Telugu-medium learner reads a passage aloud.
- Output
- A pronunciation heatmap showing a consistent /v/–/w/ substitution, with targeted drills.
- Control
- Audio stays in the browser; recordings never leave the device.
Abacus Trainer
Students Trains mental maths with spoken-answer grading, handwriting OCR and a hard screen-time cap.
- Input
- Dictation practice at competition speed.
- Output
- Answers graded from speech, paper sheets graded by OCR, and the session ends at the cap.
- Control
- Hard 25-minute screen-time cap.
Career Compass
Students Runs scenario interviews and produces a discussion kit for parents in 13 languages.
- Input
- A Class 10 student runs a scenario interview for a career they are curious about.
- Output
- A reflection for the student, and a discussion kit for the parent in Marathi.
- Control
- Exploratory — it suggests conversations, not decisions.
Science Lab
Students Runs predict-observe-explain against page-cited concept boards and simulations.
- Input
- A student is about to run a simulation.
- Output
- They must predict the outcome first, then explain the gap between prediction and observation.
- Control
- Concept boards are page-cited to the school's own chapter.