For Schools & Principals
See what every classroom is really learning.
Not another dashboard. A quiet system that reads the papers your teachers already mark, spots the topics your school is losing marks on, and gives you numbers you can trust in front of a governing council.
What you'll get
Built around what actually helps — no fluff, no jargon.
One clear picture of every grade
Which topics is Grade 8 struggling with in Science? Which class is ahead of the rest in Math? Patterns that only emerge when every classroom's papers are looked at together — visible before term-end, not after.
Accuracy you can actually defend
Within one mark of the teacher on 95–97% of questions in our pilot cohort — measured on 900+ handwritten answers. Three AI models cross-check every paper. If they disagree, a teacher decides.
Nothing changes for your teachers
Same papers, same marking scheme, same workflow. They upload, we read alongside, and they sign off. Most teachers save around 3 hours per class per test. This is not a replacement — it's a second pair of eyes your teacher controls.
Parents get a real update — every term
Every parent gets a plain-English weekly or termly note about their child. Fewer 'how is he doing?' calls. Better PTMs. Easier admissions conversations.
One product, four logins — one story
Your teachers, students and parents each log in to the view that matters to them. But the whole system runs on one thing: the papers your teachers already mark. Nothing on the student side happens without a teacher-signed-off evaluation upstream.
Built like we'd want our own children's school to use it.
This started as an IIM Calcutta capstone on how to grade fairly with AI. We publish our accuracy numbers. When the models don't agree, we tell you instead of guessing. And your teachers stay in charge — nothing gets marked without a human sign-off.
Let's see if we're right for your school.
We're piloting with a handful of schools this term. A 20-minute call is enough to figure out if it makes sense — no pitch deck, just a real conversation.