Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe your coaching class in plain English and Kashvi builds the working app, database and logins for you. The exported source code is there if you or a developer ever want to extend it, but you never have to touch it to launch.

Can parents log in to see attendance and marks?

Yes. Kashvi sets up separate access so students see their lessons and tests while parents can view attendance, test reports and fee status for their child, without you fielding phone calls after every class.

Will it work on slow internet in smaller towns?

The app is built for low-bandwidth conditions, so notes and short videos stream rather than forcing a heavy download, and the app runs on the web and as a real Android and iOS app your students install.

How do students pay their monthly fees?

You collect fees over UPI or Razorpay. The app keeps a due-date list with a payment link per student and marks each one paid or pending, so you stop reconciling screenshots by hand.

Can I upload notes in Hindi or my regional language?

Yes. You can add lesson notes, worksheets and chapter labels in Hindi, Tamil, Marathi or whatever medium you teach in, since your content lives in your own database.

What happens if an AI generation fails?

Kashvi refunds the credits for any generation that fails, so you only pay for builds that actually produce a working result.

Use case

Build an LMS App for Your Tuition or Coaching Class

If you teach maths after school, run a spoken-English batch, or coach a dozen NEET aspirants, most of your day leaks into WhatsApp. Notes go out as PDFs nobody can find later, tests are shared as forgettable Google Forms, attendance lives in a register, and fees arrive as scattered UPI screenshots you match by hand. Kashvi lets you describe the learning app you actually want in plain English and builds it for real: a live database of your students and batches, secure logins, lesson delivery, online tests, attendance, and fee tracking. You get a web app and real Android and iOS apps, plus the full source code to download and keep. No proprietary runtime, no lock-in.

What a tutor's LMS actually has to do

A learning app for a coaching class is not a generic course marketplace. Your students are a known list of kids and parents, grouped into batches by class and subject, paying monthly rather than buying a one-time course. The app has to hold that shape from day one, and it has to survive a patchy 3G connection in a Tier-2 town.

Batch-and-student structure: a real database with class, subject, batch timing and each student's parent contact, not a flat list.
Lesson delivery that respects bandwidth: chaptered notes, worksheets and short videos that stream on low-bandwidth connections instead of forcing a giant download.
Online tests with auto-marking: MCQ and numeric answers scored instantly, with a per-student report so parents see marks the same evening.
Attendance that a parent can see: mark present or absent per session, and let the parent log in to check without a phone call.
Monthly fees over UPI: a due-date list, a Razorpay or UPI payment link, and a paid or pending status against each student so you stop chasing screenshots.
Vernacular-friendly content: upload notes and label chapters in Hindi, Tamil, Marathi or your medium of instruction, because your students learn in their language.

How Kashvi builds it from a prompt

You type what your coaching needs in one prompt. Kashvi provisions a real Postgres database for your batches, students, lessons, test results and fee records, wires up sign-up and login so students and parents each see only their own batch, and generates the screens: a tutor dashboard, a student home with today's lesson, a test player, an attendance sheet and a fees page. It runs a live preview instantly so you can click through as a student before a single kid installs it. When you are happy, you export the whole codebase and own it outright.

Try: "Build an LMS for my Class 10 maths tuition with three batches, chapter-wise notes and PDF worksheets, weekly MCQ tests that auto-grade, daily attendance parents can view, and monthly fees collected over UPI with a pending list."

Try: "Make a spoken-English course app where each level unlocks after the student passes the level test, videos stream on slow connections, and I can post audio pronunciation clips."

Try: "Create a NEET coaching app with daily practice tests, a leaderboard per batch, doubt threads where students post questions with photos, and a fee reminder to parents on WhatsApp."

Try: "Build a music-class app that tracks attendance per student, holds notation PDFs by raag, and sends the parent a monthly UPI fee link with a paid/unpaid status."

Why Indian tutors, not a US course platform

Global course tools assume card checkout, one-time course sales and fibre broadband. Your reality is monthly cash-flow, parents on WhatsApp, and UPI as the default. Kashvi treats UPI and Razorpay as first-class, prices in INR, and builds around the way a neighbourhood coaching class runs: recurring fees, batch attendance and content parents trust in their own language.

Your daily pain	What Kashvi builds instead
Notes lost in WhatsApp scroll	Chaptered lessons in a searchable student app
Google Forms tests, manual marking	Auto-graded tests with instant per-student reports
Attendance register, parent calls	Digital attendance parents check themselves
UPI screenshots matched by hand	Fee list with UPI links and paid/pending status
Renting yet another SaaS	Full source code you download and own

Because you get the real code and a real database, nothing is trapped. If your class grows from twenty students to two hundred, or you want to add a second subject or a franchise branch, you extend the same app instead of migrating off someone's platform. And when an AI generation fails, Kashvi refunds the credits, so you are never billed for a build that did not work.

Questions

Frequently asked

Do I need to know how to code?: No. You describe your coaching class in plain English and Kashvi builds the working app, database and logins for you. The exported source code is there if you or a developer ever want to extend it, but you never have to touch it to launch.
Can parents log in to see attendance and marks?: Yes. Kashvi sets up separate access so students see their lessons and tests while parents can view attendance, test reports and fee status for their child, without you fielding phone calls after every class.
Will it work on slow internet in smaller towns?: The app is built for low-bandwidth conditions, so notes and short videos stream rather than forcing a heavy download, and the app runs on the web and as a real Android and iOS app your students install.
How do students pay their monthly fees?: You collect fees over UPI or Razorpay. The app keeps a due-date list with a payment link per student and marks each one paid or pending, so you stop reconciling screenshots by hand.
Can I upload notes in Hindi or my regional language?: Yes. You can add lesson notes, worksheets and chapter labels in Hindi, Tamil, Marathi or whatever medium you teach in, since your content lives in your own database.
What happens if an AI generation fails?: Kashvi refunds the credits for any generation that fails, so you only pay for builds that actually produce a working result.

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