We are built for students who study in more than one language.
ShikshaHub exists so that a student in a rural school has the same learning tools as a student in a well-funded city school: free, quick to load on a slow connection, and in the language they think in.
Our mission
In many school systems a student is taught some subjects in one language and the rest in another, and moves between the two every hour. Most digital tools pick one language and stay there, which leaves half of each class working in their weaker language.
ShikshaHub keeps both languages in the same record. Every subject, chapter, question and option carries a second-language field alongside the first, from the start. A student switches language mid-quiz without losing their place, and a teacher writes the quiz once.
Who it is for
Students in grades 6–10
Aged 11–16, in public or private schools. Most will open ShikshaHub on a shared Android phone over mobile data, so pages are kept small and render without waiting on scripts.
Teachers of any subject
No technical background is assumed. If you can copy text out of an AI tool and paste it into a box, you can publish a quiz your students can read in either language.
What we build to
More than one language is the default, not a later release
A translation shipped six months after the first version does not count. Every language the interface offers is in the build from the start, so they all ship together.
No AI API costs
Teachers use whichever AI tool they already have. ShikshaHub parses the pasted text with a regular expression, so there is no per-quiz cost, no rate limit, and nothing to renew.
Free for schools means free
Not free for 30 days, and not free up to 50 students. The hosting, database and email all sit inside free tiers, and that bill is ours.