Product
Everything a campus runs on, in one workspace.
Six modules, each one deep enough that a student stops opening the thing it replaced. They share a login, a design and — the part that matters — the same understanding of which college you are at.
Academics
The semester, as one picture.
Subjects, units, attendance, internal marks and the exam schedule stop being five separate lookups and become one screen you can act on.
- Syllabus coverage per subjectUnit by unit, so “I'm behind” becomes “I'm behind on units 3 and 4 of Compiler Design”.
- Attendance stored per classNot as a running percentage, so a correction never leaves a stale number behind.
- Internal marks and SGPA historyEvery semester's result, and what this one needs to be to move the CGPA.
- Timetable and exam calendarToday's classes, this fortnight's deadlines, and the drives that clash with them.
Papers & notes
A library that belongs to your college.
Previous papers and notes, contributed by your own students, approved by your own staff, tagged by unit and topic. Not a national dump of PDFs you have to sift.
- Tagged question by questionWhich topics repeat, how often, and in which units — visible before you start revising.
- Moderated by your campusNothing appears until a campus administrator approves it, and every decision is recorded.
- University and college papersKept distinct, because they are set by different people and ask differently.
- Downloads that countStudents see what their seniors actually used, not what an algorithm promoted.
Careers & placements
From “what do I even apply to” to an offer.
Opportunities ranked against the profile you actually have, one master resume with an ATS score attached, and every application tracked to its outcome.
- Matched, not listedRanked on your skills, branch, CGPA and backlog count — with the reason for the score shown.
- Campus drives alongside open rolesYour placement cell's drives sit in the same board as everything else.
- Resume with an ATS checkOne master resume, scored, with the specific line that is costing you points.
- A funnel, not a spreadsheetSaved, applied, in review, interviewing, offer — with the next step and its date.
Campus life
The half of college that is not on the syllabus.
Clubs, communities, events, hackathons and competitions — scoped to your campus, so the feed is people you can actually find on a Tuesday.
Clubs
Membership, open roles and the applications to fill them — run by the students who run the club.
Communities
By branch, by semester, by interest. Moderated by your campus, not by strangers.
Events
Workshops, fests, seminars and drives, with registration and seats tracked.
Competitions
Hackathons and contests with the deadline that matters pulled to the front.
Team finder
Post what you are building and which skill is missing; find the person who has it.
Mentors
Alumni and seniors who have done the thing you are about to try, bookable by the hour.
Remote AI
Grounded in your campus, not the internet.
The assistant is only useful if it knows things a general model cannot: your timetable, your attendance, your university's papers and your own resume. So that is what it is given.
- Retrieval over your own campusAnswers cite the note, paper or notice they came from, so you can check them.
- Study planning against real constraintsIt knows which evenings you have free and which units you are behind on.
- Resume and interview practiceRewrites bullets for a specific role; runs mock interviews on your target company's pattern.
- Never training dataYour uploads, marks and conversations serve you. They are not used to train models, and not sold.
Campus console
Administered by your college, not by us.
A campus head gets a console over exactly one college. Edit the campus, verify students, publish the notice board, moderate uploads — with a permission model fine enough to hand one of those jobs to one person.
- Nine permissions, granted individuallyPublish notices without being able to edit the campus, or vice versa.
- Scoped by constructionAccess comes from a row naming one college, and every query is filtered by it.
- An append-only audit logWho changed what, on which campus, with a before and after.
- Modules you chooseSwitch off what your college does not want. Students never see it.
And the small things
The utilities everyone keeps a bookmark for
None of these are why you would sign up. All of them are why the tab stays open.
GPA calculator
SGPA and CGPA against your university's own grading scheme.
Attendance calculator
How many classes you can miss and stay above the threshold.
Study planner
A revision plan that fits between the classes you actually have.
To-do
Assignments, forms and deadlines, in one list with dates attached.
Calendar
Classes, exams, drives, club events and deadlines on one month grid.
Saved
Every paper, note, job and event you flagged, across ten modules.
Get started
See it with your own campus in it.
Start with one department, free, for a full semester — every module, your students, your notice board.