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One cohort · time-boxed · no setup.
- One class or centre, your home languages
- Runs in the browser — phone or lab machine
- Each child’s belief map + cause diagnoses
- The engine’s own calibration report
- A read-out session with us at the end
Pricing
See the results first. Then talk price.
We start every school with a free cohort pilot. Paid pricing is set only once you’ve read the evidence on your own students — no seat you can’t justify.
Custom
Per student, priced after your pilot.
- Everything in the pilot, ongoing
- Live cognitive twin per child
- Home-language-aware diagnosis (L1 confusion field)
- Teacher view: mastery + weak-spot per class
- No GPU needed — anonymous, on our own server in India
- Support within one working day
Custom
For chains & institutions.
- Everything in Cohort, across centres
- Cohort dashboards & roll-ups
- SSO, audit logs, role permissions
- White-label option
- Revenue-share models for partners
- Named contact + onboarding
Frequently asked
How does a pilot work?
One cohort, time-boxed. The children work through discovery missions; the engine builds a belief model of each and logs every decision with its reason. At the end we sit down and read the evidence together — belief maps, the causes behind each child’s misses, and the engine’s own calibration.
Is our students’ data safe?
Yes. The teaching engine runs on CPU and the child’s state stays in your tenant — it is never used to train a third-party model. We follow India’s DPDP norms, with parental-consent flows for minors.
What do we actually get — a score?
No. You get a glass box: each child’s belief state, the diagnosed cause of each error (including home-language transfer, named), and the engine’s predicted-vs-actual calibration. Everything a decision is based on is inspectable — nothing is a black box.
Why is paid pricing "custom"?
Because we’d rather you see it work on your students before you commit a rupee. After the pilot we price per student (or per centre for chains), sized to your cohort. Multi-centre partners can discuss revenue share.