A new helping hand
for every school day.
NeuralMindz works beside teachers through the stressful daily routine — turning one topic update into student practice, scheduled papers, timely reminders and clear parent updates. The teacher leads; the busywork gets an extra hand.
Students and parents sign in with their school code and access code.
Made with teachers, for the days that never slow down
1
Entry a day per class
8
Roles, each with their own view
24/7
AI tutor beside every student
0
Papers to set by hand
One small entry, a whole calmer day
Teacher logs the topic
Half a minute, once a day
The work builds itself
Practice, papers and quizzes
Students learn and play
Lessons, code, games, self tests
Parents stay close
A calm update, every day
One school day, eight jobs handled
Attendance and marks are the easy part. These are the pieces that usually fall on the teacher after school hours.
The same day, with the weight lifted
We didn't start from technology. We started from the hours nobody sees.
How one day flows
Teacher logs the topic
Half a minute, once a day
NeuralMindz builds the work
Practice, papers, quizzes
Everyone sees progress
Students, parents, leaders
Where practice stops feeling like homework
Every chapter your teachers cover turns into something a student actually wants to open — a story, a game, a race up the leaderboard.
Code Lab
Students open a chapter and get a guided path — rich lessons with videos, live coding, and a proper test when the topic is done.
Slice It!
A fruit-slicing game built straight from the topics teachers teach. Ten quick questions, ten seconds each, and points worth shouting about.
Wall of Fame
Streaks, scores and steady effort on one bright board. Every class can see who's shining this month — and where they stand.
My Timeline
One honest line for the whole term: topics covered by teachers, tests given, scores earned — and what's still waiting to be started.
Raman, the AI tutor
Stuck on a question? Raman explains it step by step with pictures and patience — a tutor sitting beside every student, any hour.
Parents in the loop
Branded daily and monthly updates land in parents' inboxes — scores, pending work and topics covered, written in plain language.
Everyone gets their own kind of relief
One entry, and the week is set up
Teachers open Daily topics, pick the date and type what was covered. Practice for the section, the fortnightly paper and the weekly quiz all build from that.
- Missed days flagged in red and orange
- Papers previewable before students see them
- Defaulters listed by name with one-tap reminders
Mathematics
Linear equations in one variable
Science
Reflection of light
English
Letter writing — formal
A home screen that only shows what's next
Streak, pending work, and a self test the student can build from their own notes, photos or documents. Raman AI explains any question they're stuck on.
- Simple view by default, advanced view one tap away
- Answers reviewed after every attempt
- Weak spots collected in one place to fix
9-day streak · keep it going
Answers without a phone call
Parents sign in with a school code and access code and see their child's progress in plain language — scores, attention areas and how the AI mentor is helping.
- Read-only, always up to date
- Multiple children on one login
- Same reminders the teacher sends
Aarav Sharma
Class 8 · Section A
86%
Average
12
Completed
2
Pending
Needs attention
Science — reflection of light. Two practice sets below 60%.
Everyone sees only what belongs to them
A helper in the staffroom, not a replacement
The classroom belongs to the teacher. NeuralMindz only clears the path to it.
The teacher stays in charge
Nothing reaches students until the teacher has logged the topic. Every paper can be previewed, every plan overruled.
Time back, not more tools
Setting papers, tracking who submitted, writing updates — the work that eats evenings happens on its own.
Support, never a substitute
AI drafts, reminds and explains. Teaching and judgement stay exactly where they belong.
Give your teachers their evenings back
Set up your organization, add your first school and start with a single class. The rest builds itself from the first topic your teacher logs.