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Minerva.

Run the whole course in one place.A virtual classroom for people who teach and people who learn: private tutors, self-directed learners and schools.Free to teach and free to learn, forever. Built for Indian classrooms, with prices in ₹ and 38 languages.
In shortOne calm place for a whole course.Teachers plan, teach and mark. Students learn, practise and hand in. Schools see all of it from one Command Centre.
01

Teach

Lessons with music notation, marking in one pass, and class records that take attendance for you.

02

Learn

A Today page, lessons that unfold in order, a practice log and a record of your own growth.

03

Run a school

Rosters, timetables, approvals, results and an audit log, across every classroom.

Inside a classroom: lessons grouped by chapter, with a summary of what has been taught and what comes next.
Who it's for

Made for everyone in the room.

Teachers & tutors

Write or build lessons, set and mark work, record classes, take attendance, book sessions and see how every student is really doing.

Students

Work through lessons in order, hand in answers and recordings, take tests, log practice, ask questions and book classes.

Self-directed learners

Study on your own, or let Minerva teach you from its checked subject library, with the same tools a teacher gets.

Parents & observers

Follow one student's progress and scores, without ever seeing their private work.

Schools

An admin Command Centre for rosters, timetables, credits, approvals, results and audit across every classroom.

01 — Lessons

A lesson editor that keeps up with you.

Type like you would in a notes app. Add headings, callouts, images, video, audio, flashcards, quizzes and music notation with a slash. Everything autosaves, and a long lesson is split into pages for you.

  • Import from Word, HTML, PDF or a web page. Headings, lists and homework sections are kept.
  • Link from one lesson straight to a specific block in another.
  • Music notation: 229 engraved symbols (clefs, rests, accidentals, note groups) sized to sit inline like sheet music, plus a shared whiteboard.
  • Attach files, exercises, homework, practice tasks and your own reference recording.
The lesson editor showing a Teentaal lesson with a callout and notation block, and a side rail for assets, whiteboard, exercises and homework.
02 — Courses

Chapters, order and a clear road ahead.

Group lessons into chapters and let the course unfold in order. Students see what's done, what's current and why something is locked (“opens when you finish 02”), so nobody has to ask what's next.

  • Per-chapter numbering, drag to reorder.
  • Open lessons automatically after a class, or unlock them yourself, for everyone or one student.
  • Tests, reviews and a calendar of what's coming, in one list.
  • Auto-build a whole subject from the library, one lesson per chapter.
A classroom's lesson list grouped by chapter, with a summary of what's been taught and what's next.
03 — Coursework & marking

Mark a whole class in one pass.

Pick a student, see every answer next to the question it answers, and mark. Move to the next student with “3 of 8” beside you. What's waiting on you is always one glance away.

  • Verdicts, scores and written feedback on exercises and homework.
  • Students hand in typed answers, photos or PDFs, and audio.
  • Timestamped comments on recordings: “at 0:42, flat on Pa”.
  • Questions asked from a highlighted passage arrive as threads you answer in place.
  • Auto-mark anything an answer key can settle.
The coursework screen: one student's exercise and homework answers with marking controls, and a rail of what is waiting.
04 — Tests & reviews

Assessment that marks itself where it can.

01Marked for youMultiple choice, multiple select, true/false, matching and fill-in-the-blank.
02Marked by youShort and long answers, plus rating and Likert surveys for feedback.
03On your termsTime limits, due dates, per-student access windows, and automatic opening once a chapter is done.
04Looking backRecaps and one-to-one reviews across several lessons.
05From the libraryOptionally generate questions from the checked subject library.
05 — Class sessions

Record what happened. Minerva remembers.

After each class, write what you covered and tick who was there. Saving costs nothing: it keeps the record, takes attendance, and opens the next lesson for the students who were present.

When you mark a lesson complete, Minerva reads the sessions together with what students handed in. It writes up a takeaway, what was covered and missed against your plan, and the gaps each student still has.

Class sessions for a lesson, with notes and attendance for each one.
06 — Progress

See who's flying and who's quietly stuck.

Class highlights surface the best scores, the most engaged, the clearest grasp and the most exploratory students. Open any figure for the table behind it.

  • Per-student records: lessons done, exercises, homework, attendance, test averages, time per lesson.
  • A growth report that reads the last two weeks and tells you where things are heading.
  • Students see their own record, plus rewards for consistency, accuracy and improvement.
Progress view with class highlight cards, open questions and recent activity.
07 — AI, in the open

Everything the AI wrote, in one place.

Every analysis Minerva writes is collected under Settings → Analysis, by chapter or by student, and can be downloaded. Opening it costs nothing, and you can always see exactly what it said.

The Analysis tab listing AI-written takeaways, covered and missed concepts and per-student gaps for each lesson.
AI

AI that's grounded, optional and accountable.

It can compose a lesson, build exercises and tests, merge imported files into one lesson, analyse a class, read a practice log for patterns, and give each student a plain-language summary of where they stand.

Grounded in checked material

Lessons and questions are composed from a checked subject library. If a topic isn't covered, Minerva says so rather than inventing it.

Reads real work

Class analysis uses what students actually handed in, including photos of written homework.

Pay for what you use

Credits are checked before every call, every call is logged, and marking a class complete is always free.

Never a surprise bill

You're told at 80% used, and your last analysis stays visible if credits run out.

08 — Schedule

Set your hours. Let students book.

Tell Minerva when you teach and for how long. Students see your free slots and ask for a class. You accept or decline in a tap.

  • Weekly hours, days away and slot lengths.
  • A private calendar link that puts booked classes, lessons and tests into Google or Apple Calendar.
  • A class record: held, postponed, coming up.
  • Self-study slots with reminders for learners teaching themselves.
The schedule screen with class record, class requests and weekly teaching hours.
09 — Learning on your own

Teach yourself, with a teacher's tools.

Pick a subject and Minerva builds the course, keeps you on track and tells you plainly where you stand.
01A course, built for youPick a subject and Minerva builds it from its checked subject library, one lesson per chapter, in a sensible order.
02Lessons that unfoldChapters open as you finish the ones before, with tests and reviews waiting at the right moments.
03Self-study slotsSet when you study and get a reminder, so the hours actually happen.
04Practice that reads backLog what you worked on. Minerva surfaces what comes up most and what still needs work.
05Where you standA plain-language summary of your progress, in the same figures a teacher would see.
For the student

A place that makes them want to practise.

The student's Today page with a Continue card, due-this-week test and practice summary.
For schools & academies

One Command Centre for the whole school.

School classrooms use only the school's plan and credits. Teachers and students keep their own personal classrooms entirely separate.

Roster

Teachers and students, added or imported with roles.

Timetable

Every class in a week, clashes flagged. Move a course to another teacher.

Credits

One AI pool, divided across classrooms.

Library

A school shelf of lessons teachers copy from.

Approvals

Review lessons and tests before students see them.

Results

Averages, pass rates and “worth a conversation”.

Engagement

Marking turnaround, attendance and time in lessons.

Notices & audit

Announcements with read counts, and a log that can't be edited.

Privacy

Private by design.

01Student workVisible only to that student and their teacher, never to classmates.
02ObserversSee progress and scores, never private submissions or recordings.
03Your dataDownload everything held about you in one file, or close your account, from Account.
04SchoolsAn audit log of access and marking changes that can't be edited.
Pricing

Simple pricing, in rupees.

Teaching and learning are free for everyone, always. Paid plans add AI credits and storage. Annual billing is ten months' price.
PlanMonthlyAnnualAI credits / monthStorageBest for
Free₹0₹0—Drive links onlyTrying it out · up to 3 students
Solo₹149₹1,49050010 GBStarter tutors · 10–15 students
Solo Pro₹499₹4,9902,00030 GBWorking tutors · 25–40 students
Solo Max₹1,599₹15,9908,000100 GBBatch teaching · 60–90+ students
Learner₹99₹9903005 GBCasual self-study
Learner Pro₹299₹2,9901,20020 GBSteady self-study
Learner Max₹999₹9,9904,80050 GBExam prep and intensive study
Academy₹2,499₹24,99010,000150 GBSchools · up to 5 teachers
Academy Pro₹5,299₹52,99025,000250 GBLarger schools · up to 20 teachers
Solo is for teaching classrooms, Learner for study classrooms, Academy for a school. A plan applies only to its own side. Larger schools can ask about Academy Custom.
Questions

Questions people ask.

Is Minerva really free?

Yes. Every account can teach and learn for free, at the same time. Free classrooms use Drive and other links for files; paid plans add AI credits and storage.

Do I have to use AI?

No. Lessons, marking, scheduling and progress all work without it. AI is a paid extra you switch on when it saves you time.

Can a student see another student's work?

Never. Work is visible only to the student who wrote it and their teacher.

Can I bring my existing lessons?

Yes. Import from Word, HTML, PDF or a web page, and student lists from a spreadsheet.

Which languages are supported?

38 languages can be set for each person and each classroom.

Can one person be a teacher and a student?

Yes. One account holds your teaching, learning and school places, kept strictly apart.

Run the whole course
in one place.
Free to teach. Free to learn.