Each agent does one job, and each carries its own guardrail. Product examples on this site are illustrative.
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.