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Delivery & Engagement

The player, batches, live classes, attendance, parents.

3 modules · 76 API routes · one tenant boundary

A group of students collaborating around a table in a classroom, a whiteboard behind them.

The offline queue replays in order, idempotently

Progress events are queued on the device in their original sequence and replayed through one endpoint that is safe to call twice. Out-of-order replay would let a stale “quarter watched” overwrite a later “complete”; a non-idempotent one would double-count a retry. Neither is theoretical on a train through a tunnel.

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Sana KhanStudent· Sunrise Academy

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  • Resume where you left offLast lesson

Due

  • Assignment — due Friday
  • Mock test — opens Monday

Live

  • Join today’s classAttendance is taken automatically

Yours

  • Marks and feedbackPer criterion
  • CertificatesVerifiable by an employer
Next up. Nothing else. Demo institute — the people and the institute are the product’s own seed data.

What is in it

Learning delivery

The player, progress, notes and questions — including progress captured with no signal and replayed in order when it returns.

Live classes & attendance

Live sessions on your timetable, joined from the course, with an attendance register and a regularisation request for the day it was wrong.

Batches & enrolment

A time-boxed group moving through a course together: members, a timetable, a seat limit, and a waitlist that promotes somebody when a seat opens.

What this does not do yet

Naming these is cheaper for both of us than discovering them in week six.

  • Downloadable offline media
  • A native app — deliberately
  • A meeting-provider adapter — you paste a Zoom, Meet, Teams or Jitsi link
  • Recording ingestion
  • In-class polls
  • Prerequisite enforcement
  • Self-service transfer

The whole list, with percentages

Where to go next

Start on the free tier. Bring your spreadsheet.

A hundred seats, twenty-five courses and no conversation. If you would rather see it driven by someone who knows it, that takes twenty minutes.

Start free — 100 seatsBook a 20-minute walkthrough

Or open the sandbox (opens in a new tab) and click around first. No form.