Practice right at their edge
Two clean solves and it levels them up. One slip and it rebuilds that exact concept, then bounces them straight back. Nobody sits bored, nobody sits lost.


Airo, the adaptive coach — with every student, in every seat.
Your students open an app with your logo on it. Behind that logo sits an AI trained on every NEET paper since 2013 — an engine that decides what each student answers next, and a rank board they check every morning. You keep teaching. We handle the part that never scales: knowing what each of four hundred students got wrong, and what to put in front of them tomorrow.
Students of your institute sign in here. Everyone else, talk to us first.
One app, four doors. A student is here to get better tonight; a teacher is here to find out what to re-teach on Monday; the office is here to keep the roster and the batches straight; and the owner holds the brand and the decisions that come with signing. Nobody is handed somebody else's screen, and nobody is shown a control that will refuse them.
Every student of your institute gets the whole product from day one — practice, hints, tests, a rank and somewhere to ask. None of it is held back for a bigger package.
What they do here
Their mistake diary is theirs. Every wrong answer comes back — next day, three days, a week — until they solve it unaided, and nobody at the institute can read what is in it.
A teacher signs in to the batches they teach and finds the whole job in one place: who is struggling, what the batch keeps getting wrong, what to set about it, and whether it worked.
What they do here
Analysis, never the diary. Topic gaps, wrong counts, practice volume, accuracy bands — and never a student's private notebook. That boundary lives in the database, not in a setting somebody can flip. A teacher's reach is their own batches, and the management console is not theirs to open.
The day-to-day of the institute: who is on the roster, which batch they sit in, what has been published, and what goes out to everybody at once.
What they do here
Four things are deliberately not theirs: the brand, the price on a note, promoting somebody, and removing a teacher or another admin. Those stay with the owner, so an office account that goes missing cannot rewrite the institute.
Everything a coaching admin can do, plus the handful the product keeps with the person who holds the contract. This is also the only seat the packages below are about.
What they do here
Two honest limits, both on purpose. A switch can only narrow what your package already includes — you may decline a capability, never award one. And a second owner is created by us, on your word, and never from inside the console: one compromised mailbox can then never become an unbounded number of owners of your institute.
Every institute gets all of it. There is no bronze, silver and gold — the only choice you make is whose brand is on the screen.
Every teacher sets homework for their own batch — not a message to everybody. Every assignment is tracked: who did it, who did not, who is late. And because the questions come from the bank, what a student answers feeds the same mastery and weak-chapter picture the rest of the app runs on — so homework tells you whether the gap closed, not just whether it was handed in. A book cannot do that. Neither can a message in a group. Live tests and weekly tests go on the same calendar, on the dates you choose.
Illustrative week. The codes, the windows and the 200-minute mock are the real shapes the product uses — there is no live roster on a marketing page.
The platforms you have been pitched give you somewhere to put your videos, collect fees and mark attendance. Useful — and interchangeable, which is why that conversation always ends up being about price. None of them can tell a student which chapter is costing them a hundred marks.
Video hosting, a fee ledger, an attendance register, and a test player that shows the questions you uploaded yourself. Every competitor has the same list.
Every chapter carries its real weight from thirteen years of papers. Every question carries a concept tag. When a student slips, the next question targets that exact idea — and when that idea has nothing fresh left, the app says so instead of pretending.
Not a scraped question dump. Every paper since 2013 — including both 2026 sittings — labelled down to the subtopic, so each chapter carries the weight it actually earns in the exam. Predicted papers are assembled from that blueprint, not from a guess. Every solution cites the NCERT line behind it: if we can't back it up, it doesn't ship.

This is the part a coaching institute cannot buy anywhere else, and the part no book or PDF can do at all. It is why a student's second hour is better spent than their first.
Two clean solves and it levels them up. One slip and it rebuilds that exact concept, then bounces them straight back. Nobody sits bored, nobody sits lost.
Thirteen years of real NEET, ranked by what actually shows up, then filtered to their weak spots. Thousands of questions in; only the few that move a score come out.
Get one wrong and it returns — the next day, then three days, then a week later. Solve it alone and it's gone for good. Miss it again and it quietly comes back.
Not just right or wrong — why. Silly slips, concept gaps, misreads, time pressure. Every session ends with a real breakdown and one clear thing to fix next.
A book gives every student page 41. Here the AI chooses the next question for that one student — and tells them why it chose it. Step through a real sequence:
A wire of length L stretches by x under load W. What is the extension under 2W?
The AI marks that idea as unbuilt, and comes straight back to it.
A slip, a hint taken, or a revealed answer all mean the same thing. So the next question is the same concept asked a different way — not the next question in a list.
Rung 1 · exact conceptTwo screens do most of the work: the exam hall, rebuilt to the NTA's own interface, and the practice board where the AI decides what comes next.
In C4 plants, the primary CO2 acceptor in the mesophyll cell is:
You're strong on Physiology but slipping on Genetics inheritance patterns. I've queued 8 targeted questions — want to run them now?
Lakhs of students buy the same fat MCQ book — 5,000 static questions, zero updates, zero ranking. It froze the day it was printed. Ours re-scores itself every time a new NEET paper drops, so difficulty and weightage stay honest — and each question is redesigned around the student holding the phone.
Question-bank books freeze the day they're printed. Ours re-scores itself every time a new NEET paper drops — and every shift after — so difficulty and weightage stay honest.
8,000+ questions from top NEET books and thirteen years of PYQs, plus fresh AI-redesigned variants tuned to a student's level, their weak spots, and NTA's expected weightage — as many as they need, never filler.
The engine watches what each student gets right, what they fumble and what they skip — then reshapes the next set. A book can't do that. A PDF can't do that. It happens every session.
We don't just paste old PYQs. Our AI rewrites each concept from new angles — assertion-reason, statement-based, numeric, diagram-first — so a student meets the idea from every side the examiner might ask it.
Not a guess at what matters. Every chapter's share of a paper is computed from what NEET has actually asked across 25 labelled sittings since 2013, and recounted every time a new paper drops. These are the real numbers behind a 180-question mock.
Not “do questions 40 to 80”. A teacher sees the chapter the batch is actually weak on and turns it into work — with a review screen before anything reaches a student.
Weak chapters, wrong counts and practice volume, per batch.
The gap becomes a question set. Nobody hunts for questions.
Nothing reaches a student until a human has read the paper.
Who did it, who didn't, and whether the gap actually closed.
Your office sets a paper and a window. Students get the announcement, the reminder and the door into the test in the same place they already are.
Teachers see weak chapters, wrong counts and accuracy bands — never a student's private mistake diary. That boundary is enforced in the database, not by a switch somebody can flip.
The same chart your teachers use, drawn from the same numbers. Chapters ranked by the share of attempts the batch got wrong, the subject that needs the most work first, and the two counts behind every bar.
Mechanical Properties of Solids
Physics
Coordination Compounds
Chemistry
Current Electricity
Physics
Chemical Equilibrium
Chemistry
Photosynthesis in Higher Plants
Botany
4,820
Practiced
questions this batch answered in 30 days
86%
Handed in
of the homework set this month
61%
On track
students in the Strong or On-track band
Aggregates and bands. A teacher never sees a student's private mistake diary, and no query in the product will return it to them — that boundary lives in the database.
A batch is yours to create and yours to name. Each gets its own code, its own room, its own materials shelf, and its own analysis — so homework set for the morning Class 12 batch does not land in the evening Class 11 one.
A batch is a name, a code and a roster — the product does not hold “Class 11” as a separate field, so you name your batches exactly as your timetable already does.
Your institute gets a verified handle inside the app — like a WhatsApp Business account, except nobody loses it in a group of two hundred. You write once; it lands privately in every student's thread, and you see exactly how it landed.
A test date, a schedule change, a result — delivered to each student, not “posted” somewhere they might scroll past.
Ask from the bank, or write your own question and your own options — then read exactly how the room answered.
Two or three tappable answers. You get the counts; students never see each other's.
Launch a note, run a discount, and see how many opened it.
A PDF or a photo, stored once and shown in every student's thread.
One click withdraws a message from every student's thread at once — everywhere, not just the newest.
An All India Rank projected against the published NEET curve — not a score out of an invented cohort. It is the number they check first.
Friends, 1-v-1 battles and a moderated chat. Competition turns a study app into a habit — and it is the hardest thing for an institute to build alone.
Five levels of hint before the full solution, so a stuck student gets unstuck at 11pm instead of closing the app and losing the evening.
Your students see your students. Never another institute's, never the open retail crowd. Enforced on every query, not by a setting.
Chapter notes they read, buy or receive from you — beside the practice that proves whether they understood them.
Chat is moderated, and anything that looks like real distress routes to a trained human on our side. That pipeline stays ours inside every institute.
For a 300-student institute this lands at well under one percent of annual revenue — roughly what a single student pays you in a year. A platform fee plus a per-seat rate, billed annually. Teacher seats are free, because charging for them would suppress exactly the homework and testing that make students stay.
Get the numbers for your roster — ask your institute directly.
The package decides whose brand is on the screen and where the app lives — not what your students can do. There is no bronze, silver and gold here: the engine is the same one in all three.
Start this term without touching your domain or your website. Your logo, your colours, co-branded.
The same address, and a designed look: a ready-made material and palette pack rather than a colour picker, and per-seat pricing that improves as your roster grows.
Your own domain and your brand alone. A custom theme, your accent colour, and no mention of the engine underneath anywhere a student can see.
Every capability listed above is included in all three — the practice engine, the tests, the rank board, the teacher analysis, the homework loop, the official handle, your notes. The three packages differ only in whose brand is on the screen and where the app lives.
| What actually differs | Launch | Pro | White label |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your logo and colours throughout | |||
| A subdomain of oursa subdomain we provide | — | ||
| Your own domainapp.yourinstitute.com | — | — | |
| Ready-made look packa designed material and palette, not a colour picker | — | ||
| Custom theme and brand accent | — | — | |
| Our endorsement hidden entirelyno endorsement line, anywhere a student can see | — | — | |
| Earn on the shared notes cataloguea package that hides us has no catalogue of ours on screen to refer to | — |
Pricing is a platform fee plus a per-seat rate, billed annually, quoted against your real roster. Teacher seats are free in every package.
Get a quote for your roster — ask your institute directly.
A coaching does not buy a smaller product. Every capability the platform has, your students have from day one — that is a standing rule here, not a package. What a package adds is the half that is yours: batches, homework, teacher analysis, your official handle, your notes and your brand.
Everything a student can sit on their own, plus everything you can put in front of a batch on a date you choose.
The part no book can do: an engine that reads every answer and decides what that one student sees next.
Not “questions 40 to 80”. Work built from a gap you can point at, reviewed by a human, and followed all the way to whether it worked.
Analysis they can act on Monday morning — and one boundary they cannot cross, enforced in the database rather than by a setting.
Your material, in the same app as the practice that proves they understood it.
The retention machine, and the thing an institute genuinely cannot build alone.
A verified contact inside the app, like a WhatsApp Business account — except nobody loses it in a group of two hundred.
Your name on the door, everywhere a student or a parent looks.
Nothing in this list is held back for a higher package. The three packages below decide whose brand is on the screen and where the app lives, and nothing else.
The engine is exam-agnostic — a blueprint, a tagged bank and an adaptive coach do not care which exam they are pointed at. NEET is what is live today. JEE and CUET are next, and they are not on this page as anything you can use yet.
We are the practice-and-rank layer, sitting next to whatever you already use for the rest. We are not trying to replace it — and we will say so in the first meeting rather than the third.
We will stand up a working app on your own subdomain, with your branding and a batch of your students, before you sign anything. Not a slide deck — the real product, with your name on the door.