Run the academy, not the paperwork.
Share one course across every batch, assign material student by student, and give parents a live view of how their child is actually doing.
- Demo account ready — no setup
- Works on any phone
- Your data stays on your machine
Everyone sees the part that is theirs.
The same batch looks different depending on who opens it — and nobody has to be told what to look at.
See the whole batch at a glance.
Every student, what they have been given, and what they have actually finished — in one row each.
Teacher · batch dashboard
Grade 10 Morning
- Ananya Sharma2 of 21 of 2
- Kavya RaoNo material—
- Meera Iyer0 of 20 of 1
- Rohan Patel1 of 21 of 1
Write a course once. Teach it differently.
Most tools force you to copy a course for every batch, then keep four copies in sync by hand. This one separates the course from the material that hangs off it.
Physics
One course · three chapters · written once
Grade 10 Morning
4 studentsGrade 10 Evening
3 studentsEdit the chapter once and both batches get it. Swap the PDF for the evening batch and the morning batch never notices.
Everything a batch actually needs.
Built around how coaching classes really run — not around a generic course catalogue.
Batches and rosters
Group students by class and timing. Each batch keeps its own roster, its own material, and its own pace.
A shared course library
Write a course and its chapters once, then attach it to as many batches as you teach.
Material per batch
Upload a different PDF for the same chapter in a different batch. Up to 20 MB, previewed in place.
Class material or assignment
Mark a chapter's material as something to revise, or something to hand back in — and assign it student by student.
Marks and progress
Record chapter scores against a syllabus and exam paper, then read them back as a timeline per student.
Parents, linked properly
A parent signs in once and sees every child linked to them, with progress broken down by batch.
Four steps to your first assigned chapter.
- 1
Create a batch
Name it after the class and the timing — Grade 10 Morning — then add students with their contact number and a login.
- 2
Write the course once
Add a course to your library and break it into chapters. This is the part you never want to repeat.
- 3
Attach it to every batch
The same Physics course can sit under three batches at once. Chapters stay in sync; material does not have to.
- 4
Upload and assign
Put a PDF on a chapter for one batch, choose whether it is revision or an assignment, and pick who gets it.
The things people ask first.
Set up your first batch in a few minutes.
Or sign in to the demo academy and click around first — it comes loaded with three batches, shared courses, and real PDFs.
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