One teaching standard across every campus
Without a central-lessons factory. Your teachers keep their own voice; each one gets a well-designed lesson to adapt, from the chapter they are on, in the time they have.
The group gets one standard, a shared library and a view of use. The teacher gets their evenings back.
CBSE and NCERT first. ICSE, IGCSE and state boards through the school's curriculum profile.
Six things a principal asks about, answered
Consistency across campuses
One curriculum profile per school. Every quiz, test paper and deck follows the same board conventions and the same chapter text. School Drive holds what the group wants shared.
Teacher adoption
One toolbar on the panel, one Create row on the console. A teacher makes a quiz in the first ten minutes. No training week, no manual to read.
Admin view
A school overview for the admin: teachers, what they make, tests checked, credits used. Seats are a teacher cap; licences are per panel.
Data position for parents
No student accounts, no names, no photos. Test results are roll numbers and answers under the teacher's account. Data in a Mumbai-region data centre. DPDP notice published.
When a teacher leaves
The school keeps the shared documents. The account is switched off; the seat is free for the next teacher.
Rollout and support
Install on existing Android panels or take panels with it pre-installed. One onboarding session per campus, a WhatsApp line for teachers, and a named contact for the group.
A well-designed lesson to adapt, from the chapter they are on
A period plan with objectives, the sequence, the questions to ask and the textbook pages to open. The teacher edits it in minutes and makes it theirs. Every campus starts from the same chapter text, so the standard travels with the plan.
Every test tells the teacher what to reteach
Results from a file or from scanned OMR sheets. The class at a glance, the mix-ups most of the class shared, a reteach deck and a practice sheet. The group sees adoption, not students.
Licensing, ownership, continuity
How is it licensed?
Per panel, for the life of the panel. AI features use credits that come with the licence and can be topped up. Pricing on request, by the number of panels and campuses.
Who owns the content teachers make?
The school. Documents are born private to the teacher and published to School Drive when the teacher chooses. Exports are real PDFs and editable PPTX files.
Can we use our existing panels?
Yes, if they run Android 13 or later. Play Services are not required. We set them up on site or through your IT team.
What do you store about students?
Nothing that identifies a student. No accounts, names, phone numbers or photos. Test results are stored as roll numbers and answers under the teacher's account; names stay in the teacher's own file.
Can one campus try it before the group commits?
Yes. A 15-day trial with 250 AI credits runs on one campus, on its own panels, with the chapters its teachers are on. The group decides after the trial, not after a demo.
What does onboarding look like?
One session per campus, usually an hour, with the teachers' own chapters. A WhatsApp line for teachers afterwards and a named contact for the group's academic head.
A 15-day trial on one campus, with your own chapters
250 AI credits for the trial, on your own panels. Tell us the group, the number of campuses and panels, and the board you follow. We reply within one working day.