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CBSE classes 6–12
AI private tutoring.₹3,499 a month.
You deserve more than a one‑shot video. You deserve more than to be one of 25 in a class that moves on without you. Your marks matter to you, so they matter to us. Samajha isn’t a chatbot; it’s the teacher you deserve.
Not a batch of 40Not a video libraryNot a chatbot to prompt
No card needed · your first five classes are on us
app.samajha.com/tutor
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Samajha is a recipient of the smallest.ai startup grant.
01Meet your tutor
It talks. It draws. It makes you
work the answer out yourself.
The board · 1 of 7
Human respiratory system
Air filtration and warming
Fine hairs and mucus trap dust and germs
Nose filters, mouth bypasses the filter
Cartilage rings hold the passage open
Quick check
What would happen to the trachea if its cartilage rings were absent, and when would you notice it most?
• Recording · turn 1 of 12Voice · English or Hinglish
Every lesson is planned, move by move.
These lessons are written, not improvised. Each moment, each question, each analogy, curated by people who know that teaching needs planning.
It draws while it speaks.
Every great teacher has a whiteboard. Samajha writes definitions, equations and diagrams on a whiteboard, and they stay there afterwards as your notes for that chapter.
It learns as you learn.
You suck at exponents. You’re great at balancing equations. You had a tough week. Square pegs don’t fit in circular holes, so Samajha molds classes around you.
02The plan
You don’t know what to study.
Samajha tells you.
A great tutor knows when your exams are, how you are doing on question types, and how many marks each concept is worth, to decide what to prioritise and what to skip. So does Samajha; it plans your week. Press a button and watch the week rebuild.
Change something about Riya’s week
What it reads
Boards begin 18 Mar · 211 days
School is on Ch. 8 · portion confirmed
Trigonometry 41% · 3 of 9 subtopics
Tuesday’s homework · not in yet
Class times Mon / Wed / Fri · 7:00 pm
She said “I go blank when it’s timed”
Ch. 4 mastered in June · fading
Nothing in the diary next week
The week it built · 18 to 24 AugustRiya · class 10 CBSE
On pace to finish the syllabus by 12 December, two chapters ahead of her schoolNothing changed yet
Not a mock‑up of a promise. The reason under every block is a real field in the database. The scheduler is not permitted to place a class it cannot explain, and a plan with an unexplained block is rejected before anyone ever sees it.
03A tuition, not an app
Our competition waits for you.
Samajha expects you.
First
You pick the times.
Around school, around cricket, around dinner.
Then
The classes fill themselves in.
Teaching, practice, doubt sessions, practice exams. You never choose the topic.
An hour before
You get a reminder.
We hold you accountable.
And if you skip it
The schedule reorganises.
Our algorithm self‑corrects to maximise your marks.
Riya’s weekChoose your class times
s Samajha · now
Class in one hour
Circles: tangent from an external point. 6:00 pm, 45 minutes.
TeachingPracticeDoubt sessionPractice exam✓ Done
04What lands in the week
Six kinds of class.
The tutor picks which.
Samajha doesn’t just teach. It tests, assigns, and clears up doubts. What arrives on Tuesday depends on what happened on Monday.
Teaching
The next subtopic that matters most.
Homework
Set after class. Do it on paper, photograph it, hand it in. Marked on your working and on how much help you needed.
Doubt class
Your wrong answers, cleared up.
Practice
No new material. Questions at your level until the shaky subtopic stops being shaky.
Mock paper
Real board questions. Weighted to the official blueprint. Timed.
Catch‑up
15 minutes to see how you are doing, and how next week can be better.
05Somebody wrote all of this
A wrapper around a chatbot
cannot teach like this.
Every lesson you sit through is meticulously designed.
1,148
Curated lessons
One for every subtopic, planned by teachers.
27,517
Exam questions
Real board papers and NCERT Exemplar, tagged to the chapter and weighted to the official marking blueprint.
18,611
Lines of syllabus
Every topic and subtopic of your board, entered by hand with its exam weighting and what it depends on.
06What we cover
Each class takes weeks
to build. So we have fewer.
Anyone can point a chatbot at a syllabus and have every board and every subject by the evening. An ocean an inch deep. We would rather go a mile down on fewer things.
Everyone else
Every board, every subject. An afternoon per class.
Samajha
One board, maths and the sciences. Weeks per chapter.
So: CBSE, classes 6 to 12, maths and the sciences, chapter by chapter. English, Hindi, Social Science and Computer Science are being written, in the order our families ask for them.
what about my board?
If it is not on this list we have not written it yet. Message us and we will tell you where it sits in the queue.
07If you are the one paying
For parents: you stop being
the one who chases.
You are not buying explanations. You already know your child can look up an explanation. You are buying what a good tuition teacher actually sells: someone else decides what gets studied, someone else notices when it does not, and it is no longer your job to ask at nine o’clock whether the homework is done.
You get your own account, not a second job. A place to look when you want to look, and peace of mind when you do not.
so I have to check a dashboard now?
No. That would just be your old job with a nicer screen. The point is that the chasing has an owner, and it is not you. Look when you feel like looking.
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Which classes she attended, and which she did not.
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The exact chapters and subtopics covered, not “worked on Physics”.
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Homework set against homework done.
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What she is weak at, before the exam finds it.
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Whether she is on pace to finish the syllabus in time, and by how much she is not.
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A question box. Ask “how is she doing in chemistry?” and get an answer.
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Not her transcripts. What she tells the tutor when she is struggling stays between her and the tutor. A child who knows every word goes home stops telling the truth, and a tutor who is not told the truth cannot teach.
08What it costs
One subject, in a room of thirty,
costs about what this does.
Free
₹0
Five classes, on us
- 5 full classes, yours to keep
- Every subject we teach
- Talk to the tutor out loud
- No card needed
Basic · most families
₹3,499/month
Five classes every week
- 5 classes a week, at times you set
- Homework set, marked and chased
- Mock papers from real board questions
- A parent account
- Cancel whenever you like
Advanced
₹5,999/month
Ten classes every week
- 10 classes a week
- Everything in Basic
- An exam‑focused revision plan
- Priority support
✓Five free classes to start✓Full refund within 10 days✗No EMIs, no loans✗No lock‑in
09The questions we actually get
Will my child actually use it?
That is the right question, and it is why there is a time and a reminder rather than an icon on a phone. Five free classes so you can find out before you pay anything. If she does not turn up for them, do not pay us.
Do I have to sit with her?
No. That is the entire product. If you still have to sit there, we have failed and you should get your money back, which you can, within ten days.
She already uses ChatGPT. Why pay?
ChatGPT answers the question she asks. It does not decide what she should be studying in August, notice that she has not opened trigonometry, set her homework, mark it, or turn her three wrong answers into Wednesday’s class. You are not buying answers. You are buying a teacher.
Is my child’s data safe?
Her classes are hers. We use them to teach her better and for nothing else. Parents cannot read her transcripts, and that restriction is enforced in the code rather than in a policy document.
What if we don’t like it?
Full refund within ten days of a billing month, no conversation required. Cancel from the account page. You never have to phone anyone to stop paying us.
Who is behind this?
Brittle Hollow Labs Private Limited, in Mumbai. The founder still sets up most families himself. The WhatsApp number below reaches a person, usually within the hour.