About
Built for one campus at a time, by people who went to one.
Every college has its own papers, its own notice board and its own placement calendar. Most products flatten that into a national feed and lose the thing that made it useful. We model it instead.
24
campuses
Uttar Pradesh, so far
61k
students
2025
founded
In a college library
₹0
from students
And it stays that way
The story
It began as a folder nobody wanted to maintain.
Everything a student needs already exists on campus. The problem was never scarcity — it was that the person holding it graduated.
- 2025
A folder of screenshots
It started as a shared drive of previous papers for one branch at one college, kept by three final-year students who were tired of asking seniors.
- Early 2026
The rest of the campus
Papers turned out to be the easy half. Notices, attendance, drives and club sign-ups were scattered the same way, and nobody owned the whole picture.
- Mid 2026
The console
The moment a placement cell asked for a way to publish and see what happened, this stopped being a student tool and became something a college could run.
- Now
Twenty-four campuses
Each one administered by its own people, with its own library, its own notice board and its own placement calendar.
How we build
Four decisions everything else follows from.
They are constraints rather than values — each one closes off a set of products we could otherwise have built.
One campus at a time
Every college has its own papers, its own notice board and its own placement calendar. We model that instead of flattening it into a national feed.
Quiet by default
No streaks, no badges, no engagement mechanics. The product's job is to answer a question and get out of the way — a student who needs us less is a success.
Scoped, and provably so
A campus head can reach exactly one campus. That is not a policy we wrote down; it is a database column every query is filtered by, and an audit log anyone can read.
Built to be handed over
Your college's data is yours. Export is a button, not a support ticket, and self-hosting is available to anyone who wants it.
The list
Things we have decided not to do.
A product students are required to use is easy to abuse. Writing the temptations down is the cheapest way to keep them out — and it lets you hold us to it.
- Adverts on a student's screen
- Selling student data to anyone
- Training models on student work
- Streaks, badges and engagement loops
- Charging students a rupee
- Making export a support ticket
How we make money
Colleges pay. That is the whole model.
₹40 per verified student per year. No adverts, no data sales, no recruiter commissions, no module upsells. If a college leaves, the revenue leaves with it — which is the incentive we want.
Work with us
If your campus should be on this list, tell us.
We onboard a small number of colleges each term, and we would rather do a few properly than many badly.