A study guide that knows your syllabus, and goes quiet during exams.
Students ask about any topic in their syllabus and get a clear explanation drawn from your faculty's notes and prescribed textbooks, with references to the unit and page. It explains concepts. It is switched off during exams.
- Students search the open internet and find answers that do not match the syllabus.
- Faculty notes sit in folders that students rarely open after the lecture.
- The same doubts are asked again and again before every internal test.
- Faculty cannot see which topics a class is struggling with.
- Explanations grounded in faculty notes, the prescribed textbook list and syllabus units.
- References with every answer, so students go back to the source.
- Automatic exam-period switch-off, by programme and semester.
- Topic-level insight for faculty on which concepts need another class.
What the Library runs on.
Grounded in your materials
Faculty upload notes and the syllabus; answers are drawn from those materials and the prescribed textbook list.
References on every answer
Each explanation cites the unit, topic and source document it came from.
Switched off during exams
The guide pauses automatically for a programme when its exam timetable begins, and resumes after.
Explains, does not solve
It teaches concepts and worked reasoning. It does not write assignments or answer test papers.
Faculty insight
Faculty see which topics students ask about most, so revision classes go where they are needed.
College-only access
Only enrolled students and faculty of your college can use it, and your materials are never shared outside it.
A semester in four steps.
- 01
Upload materials
Faculty add notes, the syllabus and the textbook list.
- 02
Students ask
Questions about topics in their own subjects.
- 03
Answers with sources
Explanations cite the unit and document.
- 04
Exam mode
The guide pauses during exams automatically.
How student data and AI are handled.
Student data belongs to the college
It is never sold, and it is shared with companies only with the student's consent for placements.
Decisions stay with the college
AI does not decide who is admitted, who passes or who is shortlisted.
Disabled during exams
The AI Study Guide explains topics from the college's materials and is switched off during exams.
Role-based access
Separate access for students, faculty, accounts and placement staff, with every change logged.
Asked by colleges like yours.
Does it answer from the internet?
No. Answers are grounded in the materials your college provides. If the materials do not cover a topic, it says so and points the student to their faculty.
Can students use it to cheat?
It is designed to explain, not to produce submissions, and it is switched off for a programme during its exam timetable.
Who controls the materials?
Faculty and heads of department decide what is uploaded, and can remove or update materials at any time.