For teachers · GeniusMentor Classroom

More time teaching. Less time checking notebooks.

Teach exactly as you do. Get lesson plans, lessons, assignments and homework drafted from your chapter in minutes. After the bell, a shadow AI mentor re-teaches what you unlocked, answers every doubt in English or Hinglish, runs the subject chat and marks the homework, stepping aside the moment you want to. And every child's Digital Twin means you never start blank.

Book a walkthrough See your week, before and after

You stay the teacher, alwaysNothing runs ahead of your classYour correction beats the model

Before class

Lesson plan, assignment and worksheet drafted from your chapter while the kettle boils. You edit, you decide.

After the bell

A shadow AI mentor re-teaches what you unlocked, answers the doubts, runs the subject chat. You step in by name, only when you want to.

Marking, pre-done

Homework comes back pre-marked and flagged where the assistant was unsure. Your Right or Not yet is the only mark a child ever sees.

Never start blank

Every child's Digital Twin tells you who is stuck on what, in their own words, on day one, whether you are new to the class or twenty years in.

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Your week, before and after

Same class. Same you. Different evenings.

Nothing changes in the classroom. Here is what changes around it.

TodayWith Classroom

Sunday nightLesson plan for the week, written from scratch. Two hours.Drafted from your chapter, beat by beat. You edit for ten minutes.

Setting homeworkHunt for questions, type them up, photocopy."Six questions on sources of energy for 8B, due Friday." Done, from your question bank.

The 27th childNodded in class. You find out in the exam.Re-taught tonight by the shadow mentor, in her own words. You see it in the morning brief.

Doubts at 8 PMWhatsApp pings, one child at a time, or nothing at all.The subject chat answers with the lesson link. You reply only where only you can, with your name on it.

MarkingForty notebooks, one red pen, a late night.Pre-marked and flagged where unsure. You confirm or change with one tap.

PTM afternoonRemembering forty children from memory.A one-page note per child drafted from their twin, on the school's letterhead, for you to edit.

New class, day oneBlank register. A term to learn who is where.The class brief from the twins: who is stuck on what, and what worked last time.

You stay the teacher, always

The assistant assists. You decide.

Six rules Classroom never breaks, because a teacher who is not in control is not helped, only watched.

Unlocking

Lessons open only when you tick them.

Taught, unlocked, or locked: your call, lesson by lesson. Nothing runs ahead of your class.

Corrections

Your correction beats the model, verbatim.

Write it once and it is carried into every future re-explanation of that chapter, in your words.

Marks

Children never see a mark you didn't give.

The assistant drafts a mark and flags where it was unsure. Your "Right" or "Not yet" replaces it.

The chat

Override by name, whenever you want.

The shadow mentor answers the routine. Your reply carries your name and can be pinned to every child's home.

Reports

Drafted, never sent without you.

Parent notes, PTM packs and class reports wait for your edit and your print.

Your class data

Every named-student view is logged.

Your school's access log records who looked at which child, when. Your chapters stay exclusive to your students.

After the bell, from your side

A shadow mentor for your class, that reports to you.

Real screens from a live school deployment.

You tick what you taught. It unlocks tonight.

Two ticks on your phone between periods. Those lessons, built from your chapter and reviewed by you, are open to 8B at home. The rest stay locked until you say so.

taught ✓unlocked, lesson by lesson

Subjects tab: lessons marked taught and unlocked; upload the next chapter, create assignment, lesson plan

The subject chat answers the routine. You answer what only you can.

Students, the AI mentor and you, in one chat per subject. Every question is picked up, tagged to the concept and answered with the lesson link. Step in when you choose, with your name on it. A child can also write to you one-to-one.

28 messages · 14 asks · 14 answeredfrom you: 0, by choice

Subject chat: a student asks why light bends in water; the AI mentor answers with a link to the full lesson; the teacher can override

Homework comes back pre-marked. Your mark wins.

The assignment you built this morning is on every child's home screen. Stuck on question three? The shadow mentor re-teaches only that part. Handed in, it is pre-marked, flagged where the assistant was unsure, and waiting for your Right or Not yet.

pre-markedyour overridefeedback, never marks you didn't give

Homework tab: practice set answers per student, pre-marked by the assistant with Right / Not yet overrides for the teacher

See who is stuck, and on what.

Every child on one screen: lessons, minutes, homework, who has gone quiet for a week, and a door into their Digital Twin: the exact misconception, quoted in the child's own words, before the test finds it.

quiet 7+ dayshw 14/28digital twin →

Students tab: how each child is doing with lessons, minutes, homework and quiet-for-days flags

You never start blank

Take over a class and already know it.

Every child in your school has a Digital Twin: what they have mastered, what they misunderstand, the doubts they asked in their own words, and which explanation lands for them. It grows every lesson, stays with the school, and is waiting for you on day one, whether you are new to the school, new to the class, or covering for a colleague.

New teacher · Class 8B Science · day one

6 of 34 children still confuse mass with weight; the misconception is quoted in their own words.
Priya asked "is weight the same as mass" twice; the analogy re-teach worked, the definition one did not.
Chapter 3, "applying it" is where this class stalls, every year. Start there.
Two children quiet for two weeks; one has homework overdue in both subjects.

from the twinsnothing starts blank

Your tools

One flow for everything you used to do at 10 PM.

Pick the tool, pick the audience (one child, one class, or all your classes), review, apply. The assistant drafts; you decide.

Assignment builder

Questions from your chapter's bank, a due date, one tap to share.

Lesson plan & worksheets

The register entry, the worksheet, the question paper with its key. On your letterhead.

Reports

Parent note per child, PTM pack per class, class report for your HOD. Drafts you edit.

Questions teachers ask

Straight answers.

Will this replace me?

No, and it is built so it cannot. You teach the class; the shadow mentor works after the bell on the lessons you unlocked. Every mark, every correction, every report waits for you. If anything, it gives you back the evenings and the 27th child.

What if it explains something differently from how I taught it?

Write your correction once. It is carried verbatim into every future re-explanation of that chapter. Your version wins over the model's.

Does it grade my students?

It pre-marks and flags where it was unsure. Children see feedback, never a mark you didn't give. Your "Right" or "Not yet" is the only mark that counts.

Who can see my class and my children's data?

Your school's roles: you, your HOD, your principal and the school admin, each on their own page. Every named-student view is written to the school's access log. Your chapters are exclusive to your students and never appear outside your school.

How much extra work is the setup?

Upload the chapter PDF you already teach from. Lessons, quizzes and notes are built and previewed for you; you review, tick what you have taught, and it unlocks. Most teachers are running within a week.

Do I have to be in the chat every evening?

No. The shadow mentor answers the routine questions with the lesson link. You step in only where you choose, and your reply carries your name.

Advisory board

Guided by people who have taught for decades.

Classroom is shaped with people who have run schools, not just engineers.

Ranja Bhowmik

Educator, author and academic leader

Over 30 years in education, including 20 years as Headmistress of DPS Kolkata and a background at St. Joseph's College. She has authored ICSE English Language and Literature course books and served as a specialist editor for HarperCollins and Macmillan. She advocates for AI as a supportive shadow in the classroom, pairing time-tested pedagogy with modern tools.

Dr. Naval Kumar Verma

Health educator and public awareness leader

Over 31 years spent educating communities about health and prevention. As Founder President of the Rejoice Health Foundation, he leads de-addiction awareness education across Punjab, works for the rights of Divyangjan, and brings preventive-health education to communities through the foundation's free camps.

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