KRIGYAN turns the school syllabus into games and quick quizzes. Children get the fun. Parents finally see what was learned and how to help. Teachers see what the whole class knows.
Most apps make practice feel like homework, and tell parents a score without saying what it means. We think the order should be reversed: play first, understanding always.
Children avoid practice. Parents get a number, not an explanation, and can’t tell how to help. Teachers can’t see which concept the class is missing.
Kids learn best when they want to play. Short quizzes should show “how much do I know?”, and the grown-ups should understand it too.
Curriculum-based games, quizzes, a knowledge map for every child, parent guides in plain words, and concept-level insight for teachers.
Pick a game built on today’s lesson.
Hints and explanations right when needed.
Every game is built on a real concept from the syllabus, so playing is practising.

No jargon. Tap any topic and get a simple explanation you can use at the dinner table.
Insight, not paperwork. Open a class and know where to spend tomorrow’s lesson.
The curriculum is data. AI drafts the games; a person always approves them before a child sees them.
Build country → board → class → subject → topic → concept by typing names. Or import a whole syllabus from a spreadsheet.
Pick a concept, age, theme and difficulty. The AI proposes a playable game with levels, hints and explanations.
Preview it, edit it, approve it, publish it. Every version is kept, and published games never change under a child.
Starting with CBSE / NCERT Classes 3–5. The platform isn’t tied to any one board, so more classes and boards are a content task, not a rebuild.
A general comparison of approaches — not of any one product.
| Typical practice apps | AI chatbot tutors | KRIGYAN | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Children want to play | Sometimes | Rarely | ✅ Games first |
| Parent learns what and why | A score | Chat summaries | ✅ Plain-language guide |
| Teacher sees concept-level gaps | Subject level | Aggregated | ✅ Class → concept → student |
| Open-ended chat with the child | No | Yes | ✅ None |
| Content checked by a person | Varies | Live AI answers | ✅ Every game approved |
| Works for any board or class | Usually one | Usually one | ✅ Curriculum is data |
No advertising and no selling of data.
Children can’t message anyone, and there’s no open AI chat.
AI can draft a game, but it never reaches a child until a person approves it.
Child accounts are created by parents or teachers. No child email needed.
Names are masked in admin tools, and access to children’s data is logged.
Minimal data, clear consent, and deletion on request. A full privacy policy and grievance officer are being added before public launch.
We’re starting with CBSE / NCERT Classes 3–5, Mathematics and Science, then widening. The platform can take any board or class as content is added.
You can start free. Paid plans for families will come later; we’ll tell you before anything changes.
No. AI is used behind the scenes to help our team draft games and questions, and a person reviews everything before a child sees it. There is no chat.
Create a parent account, then add a child with a name, class and password. Your child gets a login without needing an email address.
What your child learned this week, how well they understand each topic, strengths and areas to practise, recent games and quizzes, and a plain-language guide to each concept.
Create a free parent account, add your child, and let them play.
A short quiz answers “how much do I know?”
Progress shows up for kids, parents and teachers.


Yes. Ask your administrator for a teacher account, create a class, and share the class code. You’ll see concept-level insight for your students only.
Parents see their own children. Teachers see students in their own classes. Children see only themselves. Access to children’s records by staff is logged.