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What if education could finally learn from itself?

Vivran brings lessons, questions, students and classrooms together, starting with the teacher.

Every lesson, every question, every student and every classroom holds a piece of the picture. Vivran brings those pieces together to help teachers teach better, students learn better and schools understand more.

Starting with the classroom. Building for all of education.
course plan4 weeks
Cell Structure & Transport, First-year Life Sciences
Week 1Membrane architecture · fluid mosaic model
Week 2Passive transport · diffusion and osmosis
Week 3Active transport · the sodium–potassium pump
ObjAnalyse Predict cell behaviour in three solute concentrations.
slides14 slides
07 · Partition and the map of 1947
PointThe line was drawn in five weeks, by a man who had never been here
PointDistricts split; canal systems split with them
NoteOpen with the Lahore–Amritsar rail timetable. 90 seconds.
worksheet10 q · key
Practice set: Integration by parts
Q4Evaluate ∫ x·ln x dx, stating your choice of u and dv.
Keyu = ln x, dv = x dx → (x²/2)ln x − x²/4 + C
Q5Why does choosing u = x fail here?
Calculus II, Unit 5.pdf · p.18
assessment40 marks
Unit Assessment II: Economics
Sec A4 objective questions · 1 mark each
Sec B3 short answers · 2, 4 and 6 marks
Sec C3 case and long answers · 8 marks each
Q8Explain how a price ceiling shifts the burden in a shortage. Unit 5.pdf · p.23

One upload · four artifacts · one source of truth


The way education works today

We know what was taught.
We know what was tested.
We still don’t always know what was learned.

A teacher spends hours planning, preparing lessons, making assignments and setting papers. A student learns from class, notes, YouTube, tuition and whatever else helps them understand. A school sees marks, attendance and reports.

But these pieces rarely come together.

The result is that teachers work with one piece of the picture, students with another, and schools with another.

Syllabus planning 3h
Slides 6h
Worksheets 3h
Paper setting 5h
Answer keys 3h
Re-checking 2h
18 of 40 hours spent actually teaching

A lot of the work around teaching happens before, after and outside the classroom. Very little of it is connected.

Illustrative: a composite week described by teachers we have sat with. Not a measured statistic.


Starting with the teacher

Give Vivran what you already teach.
It takes care of the rest.

Upload your syllabus, textbook, lecture, notes or existing material. Vivran helps turn it into the things you need for the classroom, without losing the way you teach.

  1. iCourse plans Know what comes next
  2. iiLessons & slides Walk into class prepared
  3. iiiWorksheets & activities Give students something to work with
  4. ivAssessments Test what actually matters
  5. vNotes & revision Keep the learning going
  6. viVideo & audio Take the lesson beyond the classroom

Each one is built from your material, and each one keeps its sources attached.

Course plan · life sciences4 weeks
Cell Structure and Transport
Week 2Passive transport: diffusion, osmosis, tonicity. Lab slot: potato cylinders in three sucrose solutions.
Week 3Active transport: the sodium–potassium pump, and why it costs the cell energy.
ObjectiveAnalyse: predict and justify cell behaviour in hypotonic, isotonic and hypertonic media.
Slide 07 of 14 · historywith notes
Partition and the map of 1947
· The boundary line was drawn in five weeks
· Districts were split, and canal systems split with them
· Migration figures are estimates, and the estimates disagree Speaker note: open with the Lahore–Amritsar timetable · 90s
Exam paper · economics40 marks · 90 min
Unit Assessment II: Markets and Price
Sec A4 objective questions · 1 mark each
Q5 · 2mDefine a binding price ceiling in one sentence.
Q6 · 4mExplain why a shortage appears when a ceiling is set below equilibrium.
Q9 · 8mUsing the case, assess who bears the cost of the ceiling: producers, consumers, or neither cleanly.
SchemeQ9: 2 marks for the diagram, 3 for incidence reasoning, 3 for a judgement supported by the case.
Grounded on: Unit 5, Markets and Price.pdf · pp. 12, 18, 23
Worksheet · mathematicsq4 of 10
Evaluate ∫ x · ln x dx, stating your choice of u and dv.
Keyu = ln x, dv = x dx → (x²/2)·ln x − x²/4 + C
Whyu = x leaves ∫ ln x dx, which is no simpler than the start.
Lesson notes · literaturesection 2
Voice and distance in Kamala Das
The speaker keeps interrupting her own confession, and each interruption is where the poem's argument actually sits. Recap: name the move, quote the line, say what it costs
Narration · spanish03:41

"Empecemos con el pretérito, el tiempo de lo que ya terminó."


Built around what you actually teach

Nothing should appear out of nowhere.

When Vivran writes a question, it knows which page, slide or moment in a lecture it came from.

When Vivran creates a question, a worksheet or an explanation, it knows what it was created from.
A page in the textbook.
A slide from your lecture.
A moment in a recorded class.
So teachers can check it. Students can trust it. Schools can stand behind it.

Your materials · 3
Unit 4, Partition and After.pdf
42 pages · ready
Week 6 Slides.pptx
18 slides · ready
Oral history archive, recorded lecture
transcript · ready
Generated paper · 40 marks · 10 questions
Q1 · 1m
In which year was the Boundary Commission appointed?
Unit 4.pdf · p.4
Q2 · 1m
Define "communal award" in one sentence.
Week 6 Slides.pptx · s.6
Q3 · 1m
Name one province divided by the 1947 boundary.
Unit 4.pdf · p.11
Q4 · 1m
Which canal system was split between the two new states?
Unit 4.pdf · p.9
Q5 · 2m
Explain why migration figures for 1947 are given as ranges rather than totals.
lecture transcript · 14:20
Q6 · 4m
Apply the idea of "administrative haste" to the drawing of the boundary line.
Unit 4.pdf · p.18
Q7 · 6m
Compare 1947 displacement with a present-day refugee crisis of your choosing.
ungrounded no passage matched, so this was written from model knowledge. Flagged for your review.
Q8 · 8m
Using the source extract, analyse how the border was justified at the time.
Unit 4.pdf · p.23
Q9 · 8m
Assess whether oral testimony can carry the same evidential weight as a state record.
Week 6 Slides.pptx · s.14
Q10 · 8m
Using the extract, evaluate two competing accounts of the same week.
Unit 4.pdf · p.27
9 of 10 questions cite your material Every question points back to a page. The one that can’t is flagged, not hidden. You decide whether it stays, and whoever reviews the paper after you sees the same thing.

Where this goes

And this is where it gets much bigger.

  1. Live now

    Today

    Vivran helps a teacher prepare a better lesson.

  2. Next

    Tomorrow

    It can understand what happened in that lesson. What students understood, where they struggled, what needs to be taught again, and what should change in the next class.

    It understands what happened in that lesson, and what to teach again.

  3. Eventually

    Every classroom

    Schools can see the same picture. Not just marks at the end of the year, but the story behind them.

For teachers

Less time assembling. More time teaching. A clearer picture of the classroom.

For students

Learning that builds on what they were actually taught, not starting from scratch every time.

For schools

A clearer understanding of what is being taught, what is being learned, and where students need help.

One education. One shared understanding.


Why we started

We kept seeing the same thing.

  1. Students

    Were spending years and lakhs on education, yet still turning to YouTube when they really wanted to understand something.

  2. Teachers

    Were spending their evenings planning lessons, making slides, setting papers and checking work, doing everything around teaching except teaching.

  3. Schools

    Had more information than ever, yet still struggled to see what was actually happening in their classrooms.

It felt strange.

Everyone was working hard. Everyone had more tools. And yet the pieces still didn’t seem to fit together.

We kept wondering

What if all of this could actually work together?

What if what a teacher taught could shape what a student learned, and what a student learned could help a teacher, and a school, understand what to do next?

Vivran is our attempt to build that.

Supported by
Google for Startups
ElevenLabs Grants
Cartesia Startups

Pricing

Free for teachers. Always.

Teachers are where Vivran starts, so teachers don’t pay for it. Students and schools are the next part of the picture. Tell us what you need and we’ll build it with you.

Students

Learning that builds on what your class actually covered.

Talk to us

We’re shaping this with students now.

Talk to us What we’re building
  • Revision built from what your teacher taught
  • Practice that points back to your class material
  • Help with what you found hard, not everything at once
Where we start

Teachers

For every teacher and professor, from Class 6 to final year.

Freefor good

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Included
  • Course plans, week by week
  • Lesson notes, slides and class activities
  • Quizzes, tests and worksheets, with answers
  • Built from your own material, with sources shown
  • Narration, images and short videos
  • A library of everything you’ve made

Schools & colleges

For institutions, departments and their teachers.

Talk to us

Every institution is different. Let’s start with yours.

Talk to us What we’re building
  • Vivran for every teacher in your institution
  • A view of what is taught and what is learned
  • Where students need help, before the final marks

Ticks are live today. Open circles are what we’re building next.


We think education can work differently.

Less disconnected work.
More understanding.
Better teaching. Better learning.