Keep a hard chapter from stopping you.
Ask a follow-up, break down an argument, or get a diagram when words don’t click. Source references help you check the explanation against your material.
Grounded tutoring · Visual explanations · CitationsFor the moment reading isn’t enough
Make your study time count.
Understand difficult ideas. Check what you’ve learned. Know what to study next.
Learn from your material or follow a course. Get help when you’re stuck, practise what needs work, and keep going with people who share your goals.
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Your learning, connectedInteractive example
Biology · Transport in plants
I understand evaporation. How does it pull water all the way up a tree?
An explanation you can follow
Water evaporating from a leaf creates a pull. Because water molecules stick to one another, that pull travels down a continuous column of water in the xylem.
EvaporationCohesionWater rises
Source references lead back to your material.
One topic. A clearer next step.
Start with what you’re learning from
Textbooks / Lecture videos / Voice notes / Your own notes
From “I read it” to “I understand it”
A good explanation is just the beginning.
Your questions, practice, and progress work together to help you understand the subject and decide what to study next.
Find the gaps before they surprise you.
Move beyond recognising an answer on the page. Practise questions that check individual concepts and connect ideas across chapters.
Adaptive quizzes · Cross-chapter questions · FeedbackSpend effort where it can help you most.
See which concepts need work, start a focused drill, and use a plan paced to your goal. Come back with a reason to study that topic next.
Concept mastery · Weak-area drills · Study goalsYour tutor and your practice use the same picture of what you know. Each session gives the next one more context.
Courses · A path into the subject
Spend less time deciding what to learn next.
Sometimes you bring your own material. Sometimes you want a course that puts it in order. Explore by subject, level, and language, review the curriculum, and learn lecture by lecture.
Pick up where you left off and keep your progress in view.
Explore courses on SvadhyayFind a course. Start learning.Product walkthrough · example
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BIOLOGY / BEGINNERCourse preview
Transport in plants
Community · People to learn with
A little competition. A real conversation. A reason to keep going.
Find people working through the same subject. Share the material, take a challenge together, or see how you’re doing on the leaderboard.
When a question needs more than a quick reply, move from a DM to a voice or video call. Keep the people who help you learn within reach.
See the social sideLess deciding. More learning.
Know where to start your next study session.
“Study biology” is a task you can put off. A chapter, a lesson, and a checkpoint give you somewhere to begin.
Choose your books and a target date. Svadhyay builds a paced syllabus, teaches through it, and checks your understanding as you go.
Explore learning with SvadhyayA goal becomes a study plan.Product walkthrough · example
What are you working towards?
Study goalName your goal…
MaterialChoose a book
Target dateChoose a date
Session 1
Your next lessonBased on your material and goal
Session 2
Your next lessonBased on your material and goal
Session 3
Your next lessonBased on your material and goal
Different goals. The same care for understanding.
Make room for how you learn.
For learners
A way forward when you’re learning on your own.
Prepare for an exam, work through a course, or understand a subject you chose. Bring your material and give each session a purpose.
Explore For teachers & tutorsMore attention for students. Less time on the first draft.
Turn chapters into question banks and worksheets. Get a first pass on handwritten answers, then use your judgment where it matters.
Explore For study groupsKeep a difficult subject from becoming a lonely one.
Share a bookshelf, discuss the ideas, and ask the people learning alongside you. Keep your study conversations close to the material.
ExploreWhat can I learn with Svadhyay?
Bring your textbooks, lecture videos, voice notes, or written notes. Ask questions about your material, practise the concepts inside it, and build a study plan around your goal. You can also explore courses in the app.
How is this different from asking an AI a question?
An answer is one part of learning. Svadhyay connects explanations to practice and a persistent picture of your concept-level understanding. Your weak areas can inform the tutor and help you choose what to practise next.
Can I check where an explanation comes from?
Tutor responses can include references to the source material, including book pages and video timestamps. Follow those references to check the context and read or watch the original explanation.
Can I start for free?
Yes. The Free plan includes one book and 20 daily AI credits shared across AI actions. No card required. See pricing for file limits, credit costs, and paid plans.
Is it useful for teachers too?
Yes. Create question banks and worksheets from selected chapters, mix question formats, and use photo-based answer evaluation for a first pass at feedback. You review the questions and keep the final say on marks.
Make your next session a step forward.
Bring your material, explore a course, or learn alongside someone. Start free with 20 daily AI credits. No card required.
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