Every class, remembered.Every answer, sourced.
ArtiVidya turns your college's official syllabi and what each teacher covered in class into an assistant that answers students with the source attached.
Students join by invitation from their program admin.
- Aarav Shrestha, CR11:20Programming in C · Section ABoard photo: pointers, & and *, swap example...
- Sita Gurung, CR10:05Mathematics I · Section BVoice note: left and right hand limits...
- Aarav Shrestha, CRMonDigital Logic · Section ATyped: K-maps for 3 variables, don't cares...
Programming in C · Section A
Board photodid pointers today. & gives address, * gives value. swap(a,b) didnt work, then swap(&a,&b) did. hw q3-q6 ex 7
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Read from the board photo · Matched to Unit 3: Pointers
Built around the subjects your programs already teach
- Programming in C
- Mathematics I
- Digital Logic
- Financial Accounting
- Microeconomics
- Data Structures
- Business Communication
- Physics
Sunday, 9:40 pm.
Classes on record: 31Units covered: 4 of 5Answers with a source: all
An assistant thatshows its homework.
ArtiVidya answers only from what your college approved: the official syllabus and the record of each class.
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Answers with the page attached
Students ask in their own words. Every answer links to the syllabus unit or the class day it came from, and says so when nothing supports it.
6sources checked per answer, at most
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Checked by the subject teacher
The class representative logs each lesson; the teacher corrects and approves it. A correction replaces the mistake everywhere.
1live version of every entry
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Type it, say it or snap the board
Class representatives log a lesson by typing, dictating or photographing the whiteboard. Admins upload one syllabus PDF per subject.
4ways in, one class record
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Missed a class? Catch up
A student picks the days they missed and reads what each subject covered, topic by topic, then asks a follow-up.
31 daysof classes in one catch-up
Three people keep it true.
Nothing reaches a student until someone accountable has put it there.
The admin publishes the syllabus
ArtiVidya drafts units and topics from the PDF; the admin checks each line against its page.
1 PDF per subject
The class representative logs the lesson
Typed, dictated or a photo of the board. The subject teacher approves it.
2 min voice note, at most
Students ask and see the source
Each answer says whether it came from the syllabus or from class, and links there.
6 sources per answer, at most
Rules in the code,not in a policy.
- student chats a teacher or admin can open
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- live version of each syllabus and entry
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- roles, each limited to its own scope
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Checked on the server for every request and every search, not a setting someone can switch off.
Visible to the student only
Questions,answered.
Already at a college on ArtiVidya? Sign in with the email your admin invited.
Sign inNo. A student's notes, chats and practice answers are visible to that student only, including to the University Admin and to us. Staff see totals, never content.
It says so. If neither the syllabus nor the class record supports an answer, ArtiVidya tells the student, and anything it explains beyond the sources is labelled as a general explanation.
Admins publish the syllabus, teachers add or approve class entries, and class representatives log lessons for their section. Students ask questions; what they write stays private.
The admin uploads the new PDF and reviews it as a draft. The old version stays live until the new one is published, and answers that cited the old one are marked outdated.
No. Each college is walled off, and every search result is re-checked on the server before a student sees it.
Recordings and photos are deleted as soon as they have been read. Only the text is kept.
By email invitation. The program admin imports a list of emails, roll numbers and sections, and each student sets their own password.
We set up your college and its first University Admin. From there you add programs, teachers and students yourself.
Your syllabus,finally answering.
We set up your college and its first University Admin. From there you invite programs, teachers and students yourself.
- Every answer sourced
- Private student data
- One live version