1. Tudent; the web/mobile app, amalgamates social media for solely educational purposes.  Users can either sign up as a teacher/ content creators or learners. 

Teachers/content creators can share educational content in the form of videos and notes in any multimedia format,  just like sharing media on a social media platform. All users will be able to access these contents, on their specific preference just like accessing content for free on a social media platform.

Content in all genres, for example, K12, Post-K12, competitive examinations, arts, etc.,  can be uploaded and these will be segregated and delivered specifically according to one’s preferences.

Teachers will also be able to create Virtual Classrooms through which live as well as pre-recorded periodic classes/live and notes could be shared, either by collecting fees or for free. 

Study circles on specific categories can be created and seamless connections can be made using active chat and voice systems. 

Users will be able to find answers to any doubts on any subject from experts on the subject from the specific field, using a dedicated query-clearing platform. 

Apart from these, users will be able to choose a preferred educational area, schedule videos, download notes, follow and rate content creators/teachers, comment, share, or like videos, etc.

What makes us special:

1. Creating an all-in-one education platform encompassing a teach-anything-and-learn-anything approach. 
2. Segregated and targeted content delivery according to one’s preferences.
3. Being free. Being a social media platform is maximum free and cost-effective.
4. Universality. Covers almost all areas of lower, higher, and professional education, art, technology, etc.
5. Provision for solely educational purposes. All and only for education.

Revenue streams include:

1. In-app purchases including subscription plans to buy virtual classrooms, download notes, plan extensions, becoming an assured teacher, etc.

2. Advertisement revenue from outside advertisements.

3. Commission charges from teachers who conduct virtual classrooms for fees

4. In-house classes.