No one holds the long view
A learner at Class 4 level needs a path that runs all the way to the Secondary exam. Few tutors can design one, and most parents have no way to judge one.
In development · for homeschooling families in India
Learning, in order.पढ़ाई, क्रम से।
Families who homeschool can find good tutors and good books. What they can’t find is the order that holds years of learning together: a plan, a steady rhythm, and a record that survives a change of tutor. Anukram is being built to keep that order, from where a learner is today to the NIOS Secondary exam.
Science · Term 1
Example- Chapter 4 · Force and pressureWith Meera · 45 minDone
- Revision · Chapters 1–4Self-study · 40 minDone
- Meera moves to PuneHer record of all 4 chapters stays with the plan12 Oct
- Chapter 5 · MotionWith Ravi, from where Meera stoppedToday
- Unit test · Chapters 1–5With RaviSat
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A school does more than teach.
When a family chooses to homeschool, they keep the teaching and lose everything a school does around it. Four gaps open up, and they widen every year.
Every tutor change is a restart
Tutors move cities, take new jobs, or burn out. The next one inherits no plan and no record of what the learner already knows, so the family starts again.
Gaps stay hidden for years
Schools check progress as a matter of routine. At home, checks happen when someone remembers, and gaps surface at exam registration, when they are hardest to close.
The parent becomes the principal
Planner, timetabler, examiner and hiring manager for tutors. Parents end up doing jobs they never trained for and never wanted.
The two options families have today
| Option | A structured plan | Teaching in person | Survives a teacher leaving |
|---|---|---|---|
| Online school | Yes | Hours of screen time | Yes |
| Tutors at home | No | Yes | No |
| What families want | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Families shouldn’t have to give up the teaching they chose to get the structure they need.
Teaching hours are easy to buy. What a school really provides is continuity: a plan that outlives any one teacher, a steady rhythm, and a memory of what each child knows.
Homeschooling took the school apart and kept the teaching. Anukram is the part that was left behind.
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The home for your child’s plan and record.
Anukram is a calm, structured place where a family’s whole learning sequence lives: what has been done, what comes next, and what it adds up to.
A plan that sees the whole road
From where your child is today to the exam, set out in an order you can follow week by week, and adjusted as real life happens.
A record that outlives any tutor
What was covered, what wasn't, and what comes next. When a tutor leaves, the next one starts from the same page.
Progress you can read at a glance
Whether your child is on track for the exam, stated plainly. You don't need to be a teacher to see it.
Three readers, one record
I know where we are and what happens next, and I did not need to be a teacher to see it.
I can prepare in minutes, teach, and leave a record that the next person can pick up.
I never have to start a subject over because a teacher changed.
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How we’re building it.
A few commitments that every part of Anukram has to keep.
People teach. Anukram keeps the order.
Parents and tutors stay at the centre of a child's learning. We take on the planning and record-keeping around them.
Parents decide
Nothing in a child's plan changes without the parent's say. Every suggestion is visible and can be overruled.
Built for the NIOS path
Subjects, chapters and exam sessions follow NIOS Secondary as NIOS defines them, and we re-check them every admission cycle.
Private by design
Every learner is a minor. Nothing about a child is collected without a parent's verified consent, and only what the plan needs is kept.
Not an online schoolNo lectures streamed to children.
Not a tutor marketplaceFamilies keep the tutors they trust.
Not a content libraryEverything serves one child’s plan.
Five tutors in six years. One unbroken plan.
A family starts with a 10-year-old and changes tutors four times before the exam. The child sits NIOS Secondary at 16 without ever having to start over. That is the test we hold ourselves to.
Meera
Ravi
Anjali
Farhan
Sunita
We’re building this with a small group of families.
If you homeschool, are thinking about it, or tutor a homeschooled learner, we would like to hear from you. Leave your email and we’ll write when there is something for you to try.
Or write to us directly at hi@anukram.tech.