An interactive vision prototype

Every topper has a story.

Behind every successful student is an academy managing thousands of daily decisions — admissions, attendance, homework, tests, fees, parents, faculty, results. Most of it still runs on registers, Excel sheets and WhatsApp.

Monday morning at Eklavya Academy.

412 students. 10 batches. 14 faculty. One director.

And it is only 9:15 AM.

The invisible cost

None of this shows up
as a problem.

Classes ran. Students came. Nobody complained. The academy still lost money, time and students this month — it just never appeared on any report.

Revenue leakagethis quarter

₹0

Fees that were owed, agreed and simply never followed up. 47 students across 6 batches. No reminder went out because no system knew a date had passed.

Missed enquiries

0

Leads from Instagram, Google and referrals that were never called back. At ₹68,000 average fee, that is a lost year.

Manual attendance

0

Per teacher, per week. Called out, written on paper, retyped into Excel, forwarded on WhatsApp.

Answering parents

0

Messages a week asking things the academy already knows — attendance, homework, marks, next test.

Report assembly

0

To answer one question: which batch is underperforming, and which faculty is producing results?

Where the academy actually lives
  • 📓
    Paper registersAttendance, 10 batches
  • 📗
    Excel sheetsFees, marks, admissions — 3 versions
  • 💬
    WhatsApp groupsParents, faculty, batch-wise
  • 📞
    Phone callsFollow-ups, reminders, enquiries
  • 📄
    Google FormsAdmission enquiries
  • 🧠
    One person’s memoryEverything the systems missed

Six systems. None of them talk to each other.

The academy is not disorganised.
It is disconnected.

The turning point

Now imagine every student
had one connected profile.

Everything connected.
Everything automatic.
Everything available instantly.

The teacher

Teachers should teach.

AcademyOS does not replace a teacher. It removes the twenty minutes of copying, retyping and forwarding that sit around every single class.

Rajesh Kulkarni · MathematicsMon, 12 Aug

Today’s classes

08:0090m
Class 10 · Batch A — TrigonometryRoom 3 · 42 students
Live
10:3060m
Class 6 · Batch A — Fractions & DecimalsRoom 1 · 33 students
Next
16:0090m
Class 8 · Batch A — Revision & doubtsRoom 5 · 38 students
Scheduled

Attendance · Class 10 · Batch A

0 present · 0 absent Parents notified automatically

What quietly disappears

  • Calling out 42 names and ticking a register
  • Retyping attendance into the batch Excel sheet
  • Messaging absentee parents one by one
  • Typing today’s homework into three WhatsApp groups
  • Entering 118 test marks into a spreadsheet
  • Making the weekly performance sheet for the owner

0 hrs

given back to every teacher, every week

The student

One place that answers
“what should I do today?”

Ananya opens one app instead of scrolling three WhatsApp groups for a homework message posted yesterday.

Hi, Ananya

Class 10 · Batch A

AS

Focus today

Trigonometry

Your weakest topic in the last 3 tests

Homework · 2 pending

!
Maths — Trigonometry worksheetDue today · 8 questions
📗
Science — Light & ReflectionDue tomorrow
English — Reading logSubmitted

Upcoming

📝
Unit Test 5Mon 19 Aug · Maths + Science

Performance, in plain language

Not a rank list. A picture of where she is improving and where she is slipping.

Science▲ 12%
English▬ 0%
Mathematics▼ 7%

Weak topics, surfaced early

  • Trigonometry
  • Quadratic Equations
  • Surface Areas & Volumes
  • Light & Reflection

Detected from test-level question tagging — not from a teacher remembering.

Everything else, in one tab

  • 94%Attendance
  • Rank 9of 42
  • ₹22,600Fee due 14 Aug
  • 34Resources

The parent

Parents stop asking,
because they already know.

The goal is not to send parents more notifications. It is to send them the right four, and let them stop worrying about the rest.

Today

With AcademyOS

  • Ananya marked present08:04 AM · Class 10 · Batch A Mathematics
  • 📚
    Homework assignedMaths — Trigonometry worksheet · due today
  • 📝
    Unit Test 4 result178/300 · Rank 9 of 42 · ▲ 12%
  • Fee reminder₹22,600 due 14 Aug · pay in app
  • 📢
    Independence Day holiday15 Aug · classes resume 16 Aug

Five updates. No group. Nothing buried.

The director

The whole academy,
on one screen.

Every number here took two days to assemble last month. Now it is the first thing you see.

Eklavya Academy · Satellite, Ahmedabad Live · Aug 2025

Business health score

All inputs · daily

Healthy

0/ 100

  • Attendance95
  • Revenue growth94
  • Admission growth92
  • Retention88
  • Operations84
  • Fee collection61

Fee collection is the only input below target. Closing that one gap alone takes the score to 91.

Your morning brief

Mon, 12 Aug · 07:00

4 need a decision
  • Revenue is ahead of plan₹18,42,000 collected, up 14.2% on July — the strongest month this year.
  • But collections are the drag82.7% of ₹22.28L owed. Target is 95%. 12 accounts are overdue — the oldest by 21 days.
  • Class 7 · Batch A is slippingBatch average down 18% across three tests. 7 students flagged before any parent has called.
  • Class 9 · Batch A is effectively full44 of 45 seats. Class 5 · Batch A is the opposite — 28 of 40.

What we would do today

  1. 1
    Run the reminder sequence on 12 overdue accountsFinance · today
  2. 2
    Give Maths 10:30 to Meera NambiarOperations · within 2 hrs
  3. 3
    Book academic support for the 7 Class 7 · Batch A studentsAcademic Head · this week
  4. 4
    Move Class 5 enquiries to the top of the queueAdmissions · this week

Revenue this month

₹0

▲ 14.2% vs July

Admissions

0

▲ 9 vs July

Pending fees

₹0

47 students · 12 overdue

Attendance today

0

386 of 412 present

Collection trend

Feb – Aug 2025

On target
FebMarAprMayJunJulAug

Lead pipeline

214 leads this month

  • New enquiry62
  • Contacted48
  • Visited campus31
  • Parent meeting19
  • Admitted38

Follow-up rate 91% — every lead has an owner and a next date.

Today’s attendance

0386 / 412
  • Present 386
  • Absent 26

Batch occupancy

10 batches · 412 of 445 seats

2 need attention
  • Class 10 · Batch A42/45
  • Class 9 · Batch A44/45
  • Class 8 · Batch A38/40
  • Class 7 · Batch A36/40
  • Class 6 · Batch A33/40
  • Class 5 · Batch A28/40

Faculty today

Mon, 12 Aug

  • RK
    Rajesh KulkarniMathematics · 3 classes · 4h 00m
    In class
  • MN
    Meera NambiarScience · 2 classes · 3h 00m
    Free 11:00
  • SV
    S. VenkateshMathematics · on leave
    Cover needed
  • AB
    Anita BoseEnglish · 2 classes · 2h 30m
    Free 09:30

Suggested cover for Maths 10:30 — Meera Nambiar is free and qualified.

Performance analytics

Unit Test 4 · batch averages

10-A187
9-A158
8-A201
7-A124
6-A170
5-A141

Class 7 · Batch A down 18% over 3 tests — 7 students flagged for academic support.

Growth

  • 0Active students▲ 38
  • 0Retention (yr on yr)▲ 6%
  • ₹0Avg. fee / student▲ 4%
  • 0Admissions via referral▲ 11%

Risk centre

4 open · ranked by business impact

2 high
  • HighFee collection 12.3 points below target

    Impact₹3,86,500 held up across 47 students. At this rate August closes short of plan.

    DoRun reminder sequence, then escalate the 12 overdue accounts.

    Finance ManagerResolve in 7 days
  • HighClass 7 · Batch A down 18% over three tests

    Impact7 students at churn risk — ₹4,76,000 of learner lifetime value.

    DoAcademic support calls plus a revision plan before Unit Test 5.

    Academic HeadResolve in 14 days
  • MediumMathematics 10:30 has no faculty today

    ImpactOne class unstaffed. S. Venkatesh is on leave and no cover was assigned.

    DoAssign Meera Nambiar — free at 11:00 and qualified.

    OperationsResolve in 2 hrs
  • MediumClass 5 · Batch A running at 70% occupancy

    Impact12 empty seats ≈ ₹8,16,000 of unearned annual fee.

    DoPoint the next enquiry cycle at Class 5 before opening a new batch.

    Admissions HeadResolve in 30 days

Action centre

Waiting on you

  • Approve reminder run12 overdue accounts · Finance
  • Assign Maths coverMeera Nambiar · 10:30 today
  • Schedule academic support7 students · Class 7 · Batch A
  • Approve Class 5 pushAdmissions · this week

Four decisions. Last month the same four took two days to even find.

Not more data.
Answers — the morning you need them.

Automation

The work nobody sees,
nobody has to do.

Seven small things that used to be somebody’s job. Each one happens now in the second it becomes true.

🗓
Attendance marked08:04 · Class 10 · Batch A
💬
Parents notified26 absentee parents · instantly
📚
Homework assignedMaths — Trigonometry worksheet
📲
Students notified42 students · due date added
Fee due in 3 daysInstallment 3 · ₹22,600
🔔
Reminder sentParent + payment link · escalates if unpaid
📩
Admission enquiryInstagram · Class 6 admission
Follow-up task createdAssigned to Priya · call by 6 PM today
📝
Test completedUnit Test 4 · 118 papers
📈
Performance analysedRanks, topic gaps, batch averages, parent reports
🎂
Birthday todayRohan Mehta · Class 6 · Batch A
🎉
Greeting sentFrom the academy · in your voice
📉
Performance drop detectedAditya Kulkarni · ▼ 22% over 3 tests
🧭
Academic support flaggedDirector + mentor alerted before the parent complains

Nobody remembered to do any of this.
That is exactly the point.

The AI layer

No AI badge.
Just work already done.

AI here is not a feature to advertise. It is the difference between a report you have to read and a decision you can make.

Test insightssaves ~90 min per test

Unit Test 4 · Class 10 · Batch A

Batch average rose to 187/300 (▲ 12). The gain came almost entirely from Science. Mathematics scores fell for 14 of 42 students, and 11 of those lost marks on the same three questions — all Trigonometry. This is a teaching gap, not a student gap: recommend one revision class before Unit Test 5.

Weak topic detectionsaves ~2 hrs weekly

Ananya Sharma

  • Trigonometry38%
  • Quadratic Equations44%
  • Surface Areas & Volumes57%
  • Real Numbers81%

Tagged from her last 6 tests, question by question.

Parent summarysaves ~40 min daily

To: Mr. & Mrs. Sharma

Ananya had a good fortnight. Attendance 94%, and her Science score improved 12% in the last test — she is now 9th in a batch of 42. She is finding Trigonometry difficult; we have added extra practice and her mentor will review it on Thursday. One installment of ₹22,600 is due on 14 August.

Homework suggestionssaves ~35 min per class

Mathematics · Class 10 · Batch A · tonight

  • 6 questions on Trigonometry — the exact sub-types 11 students missed
  • 2 questions revision, Real Numbers, to keep it warm
  • Difficulty auto-split: easy 3 · medium 4 · hard 1

Generated from this batch’s actual mistakes — not from a question bank at random.

Student risk predictioncatches it 3 weeks earlier

4 students need attention

  • AK
    Aditya KulkarniMarks ▼22% · attendance ▼ · 2 HW missed
    High
  • IR
    Ishita RaoAttendance 71% · fee overdue 21 days
    High
  • VJ
    Vivek JoshiMaths ▼14% · stopped asking questions
    Medium
  • KD
    Karan DeshmukhLate 9 days this month
    Medium
Academic support planbefore the parent calls

Aditya Kulkarni · Class 7 · Batch A

Aditya's decline started after Unit Test 1, not gradually — English held steady while Maths and Science both dropped sharply. His attendance is fine, so this is unlikely to be motivation. Suggest a 15-minute conversation about workload rather than a performance warning, and pair him with Meera Nambiar for two weeks. Draft message to parents is ready for your approval.

The whole picture

Four people who were never
in the same system.

AcademyOSone connected record

Director

Sees the academy, not the paperwork

Teacher

Teaches, and stops re-entering data

Student

Knows what to do next, and why

Parent

Informed without having to ask

We would rather be measured on this than on logins

  • 0saved per teacher, every week
  • 0of enquiries followed up on time
  • 0fee collection within due month
  • 0parents left wondering

Where this goes next

This is not software.
This is a vision we want to build together.

Nothing you have seen is finished. It is deliberately a prototype — because the version worth building is the one shaped by the people who actually run an academy at 7:42 on a Monday morning.

Tell us what we got wrong.
Tell us what your academy does that we never imagined.
That conversation is the actual product roadmap.

Build with them.
Not for them.