Online Learning Platform for ICSE Students

Yes. SchoolAi is configurable to school-specific publications and curriculum, including ICSE schools. While it is NCERT-aligned by default, the platform is designed for Indian K-12 contexts across CBSE, ICSE, State Boards, and IB schools. Teachers retain control over topic unlocking, assignments, and classroom pacing, so students practise within the school’s actual academic sequence.

Vin guides students through homework using Socratic nudging rather than directly giving answers. Students receive hints, guiding questions, unlimited retries, and explanations that help them understand the concept. Teachers can assign Guided Practice, Assessment Practice, or both, while dashboards show completion, time spent, attempt counts, and common error patterns.

Yes. SchoolAi is browser-based and works on any internet-connected device, so students do not need to download an app. This makes access simpler for schools and families, avoids app store or device-specific friction, and allows students to learn through text, voice, and photographed pen-and-paper submissions from compatible devices.

Yes. SchoolAi supports photographed pen-and-paper work through handwriting recognition with 85–90% accuracy, including complex mathematics and science formulas. Students can complete written work offline, upload a photo, and receive AI-supported review. Teachers also get visibility into submissions, performance, and gaps without manually checking every notebook.

SchoolAi includes Recap Map, Exam Booster, and Create Your Own Test for efficient revision. Recap Map gives a quick chapter overview, Exam Booster surfaces important questions, and custom tests help students practise by chapter scope, question type, and count. The platform supports both review and test-style practice before school assessments.

Teachers remain central to the learning experience. They unlock chapters, assign homework, create or review questions, monitor dashboards, send reminders, and assign personalised remediation or challenge tasks. SchoolAi automates mechanical work like checking and performance tracking, but the teacher still controls academic direction, intervention, and classroom alignment.

Coschool uses a B2B2C model. Schools pay a fully refundable setup fee, reducing financial risk during adoption, while parents pay for per-student usage through a credit-based learning model. There is no recurring subscription burden on the school itself, and for every paying student, one-third of SchoolAi capacity is offered free to underprivileged students.

Unlike many direct-to-consumer apps, SchoolAi is integrated into the school’s curriculum sequence and teacher workflow. Vin supports what the class is actually learning, stays within teacher-controlled guardrails, and strengthens the teacher-student-parent relationship. This reduces fragmented learning across multiple apps while keeping practice, doubt resolution, and insights connected to school.