Your teachers are
guessing from fragments.

Vivaran turns those fragments into a cited, compounding record of student growth — and the next teaching move, backed by evidence from the student's actual work.

Schools are rich in activity, poor in memory.
Every day teachers plan, teach, observe. But the evidence disappears. Every term starts from zero.

What Vivaran is

One operating layer for your whole school.

Admins see school-wide. Teachers see their classrooms. Students get a record that travels with them. Same system, same data, no copy-paste between tools.

School dashboard

Greenfield International

Admin · Overview

This term
Teachers

12

Students

348

Classrooms

24

AI usage

54%

Evidence captured · this term

12,847

Worksheet attempts

3,402

Observations

891

Chalk sessions

218

Lesson plans

Workspace

Students
Teachers
Classrooms
Subjects
Timetable
Chalk

01 · Input

Student work is the only honest evidence.

Worksheet attempts, hesitations, edits, voice observations, Chalk responses — captured at the source.

Student record

Aarav Mehta

Grade 10 · Section B · Roll 14

Updated today

Academic

At Grade Level

ZPD

Guided Support

Style

Visual

Strengths

Single-step algebra. Quick error recovery. Prefers worked examples.

Challenges

Stalls on distribution in multi-step equations. Hesitates on negative coefficients.

Chalk analytics

Big Five

Engagement

02 · Record

One concept. Eight days. Five sources.

Vivaran means a detailed account. We trace concepts, not events — the moment a student first hesitated, the teacher who noticed, the question the child asked Chalk, the move that closed the gap. A story Vivaran could not invent if it tried.

Concept thread

Aarav Mehta · Grade 10B

3 teachers · since Grade 7 · 14 weeks this term

One concept

Quadratic factoring · 8 days

5 sources

Oct 14WORKSHEET

Math 7B · Q3

Hesitated 2m 18s. 5 revisions. Left it blank.

Oct 16MRS. IYER

Classroom observation

“Avoided board work today. Confused about factoring out the GCF.”

Oct 17CHALK

Aarav asked

“Why do we factor when we can just use the formula?”

Oct 18VIVARAN

Suggested move to Mrs. Iyer

Scaffold with area-model factoring before symbolic. 3 prior students closed this same gap with this approach.

Oct 22WORKSHEET

Math 8A · Q4

Solved cleanly. 0 revisions. 38 seconds.

03 · Diagnosis

Every child seen. At the level of how they think.

Not who got it wrong. The wrong model they're holding. Auto-clustered, by name, for the whole class — the mental move your best teacher does in their head, made explicit for every student.

Class diagnosis

Math 7B · 28 students

Diagnosis · Quadratic factoring

Every child
Group α·Confuses factoring with expanding4 kids
ARPJRMSK
Group β·Thinks the formula always works3 kids
DKTNVG
Group γ·Solid · concept secured18 kids
ASBNCKDREGFHGMHPILJTKOLPMSNVOYPRQWRU
Group δ·Ahead · ready for extension3 kids
SHMTAY

04 · Next move

Tomorrow morning, written by the data.

Every teacher walks in knowing exactly what to do. Five kids, five different moves, every artifact already prepared. The diagnosis becomes the day.

Tomorrow's queue

Mrs. Iyer · Math 7B

Tomorrow morning · 5 kids · 31 min

Queue
AMAarav MSCAFFOLD8 min

Area-model factoring before symbolic.

Worksheet 8B · 4 problems

PJPriya JEXTEND5 min

Extension: factor higher-degree polynomials.

Worksheet 8C · 3 problems

RMRohan MREATTEMPT6 min

Same worksheet, no timer this time.

Worksheet 8B · same set

SHSneha HPEER10 min

Pair with Aarav. Walk him through area model.

Pairing card prepared

KPKaran PCHECK2 min

Voice check — looked off in Tuesday's class.

Conversation prompt

05 · Continuity

When your best teacher leaves, the record stays.

Four years. Three teachers. One record. Mrs. Iyer joins this term and reads nine months of Mr. Khan's account on Aarav in four minutes. Her first move references his last note. Institutional memory that survives turnover — and proves it.

Handoff brief

Aarav Mehta · entering Grade 10B

4 years · 3 teachers · 1 record

Handoff

What Mrs. Iyer reads on day one

Apr 2025·Mr. Khan·Grade 6

Aarav resists abstract symbols. Comes around when given a visual handle first. Saw this with fractions in October.

Aug 2025·Mr. Khan·Grade 6

Strong intuition for area and grouping. Use this when introducing distribution.

Feb 2024·Ms. Joshi·Grade 5

Same hesitation pattern with subtraction borrowing. Closed it with manipulatives, not drills.

Mrs. Iyer takes over · Term 3
Oct 18 · Mrs. Iyer

“Tried area-model factoring first per Mr. Khan's note from August. Worked on the second pass.”

The opportunity

Marksheets describe the test.
Vivaran describes the child.

For sixty years, every Indian school has shipped the same document. Twelve numbers on a sheet. It tells you who scored — nothing about who understood, who recovered, who carried the room.

The data that explains a child's learning has never been kept. Anywhere.

The first school to ship a real student record sets the standard for the next generation.

Your students graduate with one document.
Make it the right one.

The graduation record · 2032

Vivaran · Class of 2032

Issued

Aarav Mehta

Grade 10B → graduated · Roll 14

Understood

Quadratic factoring · fluent

History essays · argues from evidence

Recovered

Number sense · Grade 6 · visual scaffolding closed it

Curious

Philosophy of probability · unprompted

Built a sundial · unprompted

Owned

12 writing pieces · 3 taught to younger students

4 years · 11 teachers2,847 entries

The product

Teachers open it in the morning. The record writes itself.

Lesson plans, worksheets, presentations — AI-prepared from yesterday's observations. The teacher reviews, edits, teaches. Every action becomes evidence.

Teacher chat · tomorrow morning
vivaranMath 7B
Prepare tomorrow's Math 7B class. Aarav and 4 others need scaffolding on quadratic factoring.
I've prepared three artifacts for tomorrow based on yesterday's observations:
LP

Area-model factoring · scaffolding path

Click to view lesson plan

WS

Quadratic factoring · scaffolded · 8Q

Click to view worksheet

PR

From expansion to factoring · 12 slides

Click to view presentation

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How rollout works

One day to start. One term to own.

Day 1

Provision in a day.

Teachers and classrooms onboarded. No SIS migration. No IT ticket.

Week 1–2

Teachers work normally.

Plans, decks, worksheets, observations. The record fills itself in.

End of term

Read the record back.

By end of term, ask the agent anything. Get a cited answer.

Pricing

Per-student-per-year. Volume tiers for chains.

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FAQ

How is this different from an SIS / ERP?+

SIS stores enrolment and final grades. Vivaran stores the evidence behind them — what each child understood, what they missed, and what was tried. Complementary.

What does "with receipts" actually mean?+

Every diagnosis Vivaran writes links to specific worksheet attempts, observations, or assessment responses. Every generated worksheet links to the diagnosis it remediates. Click through to verify.

Do my teachers have to learn a new tool?+

They learn one tool that replaces three: lesson planner, slide builder, worksheet maker. The record builds itself underneath.

Indian data law?+

Indian-region storage, audit logs, role-based access, E2EE on identifiers. Built with DPDP in mind from day one.

What happens to our data if we leave?+

Yours. Exportable as a structured archive. We don't hold your record hostage.

Bring Vivaran to your school.

One demo. One pilot classroom. One term to see what happens when every worksheet gets read.