How does Acavya handle homework, lesson plans and learning materials?

Who is it for, and what hurts today?

• Subject teacher: 200 notebooks a week and homework typed into three places.
• Class teacher: homework announced in a WhatsApp group that half the parents miss.
• Principal: students using free AI tools at home and no policy, and no view of whether the syllabus is actually being covered.
• Parent: not knowing what homework is due until the child says so.

What can it do?

• Available now: A curriculum map from board to class, subject, unit, chapter, topic and learning outcome, seeded from public CBSE 2026-27 outlines with the source recorded. It includes NCF competencies and the CBSE Computational Thinking and AI strands for Classes 3 to 8. You can edit it or build your own for ICSE, a state board, IB, Cambridge, your own curriculum or coaching programmes.
• Available now: Lesson plans from templates with an AI draft, an approval step and links to curriculum nodes.
• Available now: A daily class log linked to the timetable period that feeds syllabus coverage per section or batch against the plan.
• Available now: Homework for a class, section, batch or group with attachments, a due date and a rubric. Each task carries an AI-use policy: allowed, allowed with disclosure or not allowed.
• Available now: Submission by photo, PDF or text with a version history as process evidence, late rules, grading and feedback and parent visibility.
• Available now: Study materials such as notes, links, videos and live-class recordings tagged to curriculum nodes and shown by class or batch.
• Available now: A similarity check among submissions (there is no AI-detector score), a viva or oral check scheduler, an in-class writing mode that is time-boxed in the app, and a CT&AI activity bank with a teaching-hours tracker.
• Available now: A teacher CPD hours log.

What does the AI do here, and who approves it?

• Lesson-plan drafts aligned to your curriculum nodes, NEP pedagogy and CT&AI strands, in English or Hindi; the teacher saves them.
• Worksheet levelling into easy, medium and hard and English to Hindi translation.
• Homework feedback drafts that the teacher edits before a student sees them.
• There is no AI-detector score. Acavya relies on process evidence, similarity checks and a viva instead.

How does it work?

Does it work in Hindi, offline and on WhatsApp?

• Homework notices go in Hindi or English on WhatsApp, and a teacher can create a task from a phone in about 60 seconds.
• Photo submissions work on low-end phones; the PWA stores drafts and uploads when the connection returns.
• Hindi question text and mathematics display correctly.

What can it not do?

• A rubric and a viva cannot replace a teacher reading the reasoning in a notebook.
• Syllabus coverage depends on teachers filling the class log; it is only as accurate as the log.
• Curriculum outlines come from public documents and should be checked by your coordinator.