Klarity — The adaptive Socratic coach for JEE & EAPCET

The adaptive Socratic coach for JEE & EAPCET

Physics, Maths, and Chemistry — taught on a concept graph, not a playlist. Klarity finds the prerequisite that is actually blocking you, then teaches like a mentor: diagnose, analogize, guide, then let you try.

Students get a coach. Parents get a score — never the chat.

For students

Stop grinding chapters you already know.

A Socratic ladder on the item in front of you — nudge, formula, setup, then the full solution only if you ask. No lecture dump.

For parents

See progress. Stay out of the hints.

Under 18 links a parent login (DPDP). You see coverage, weak concepts, and the focus line — never tutor chat.

Diagnose the chain. Teach the gap. Then raise the difficulty.

Concept diagnostic

Not one subject percentage. A short test on a topic and its prerequisites — so every concept gets a live label: untouched, weak, developing, strong, or mastered.

Prerequisite-first journey

If a blocking concept is weak, you do not get the next topic question. The tutor remediates first, then analogy, guided, semi-guided, independent.

Socratic hints

Five rungs: nudge, formula, setup, partial, full solution. You ask for the next rung. The model never picks the next concept.

Mistake-aware next item

Each miss updates mastery and chooses an easier variant or a prerequisite — not the same question again.

A skill map, a Socratic ladder, and a parent view that stays out of the chat.

Skill map, not a vibes score

Per-concept mastery drives every next step. Topic strength and a one-line focus (“fix this before that”) update after each attempt.

Confidence on the journey

Rate how sure you are before independent items. Klarity stores that next to correctness so overconfidence is visible, not guessed.

Deterministic core

Curriculum, readiness, and “what’s next” are TypeScript rules. The LLM explains and hints. Scores stay reproducible.

Parent view without the chat

Under 18 adds a linked parent (DPDP). They see coverage, weak concepts, and the focus line — never hint text or tutor chat.

Different from video libraries, MCQ banks, and chatbots

Typical app	Klarity
You pick the next lecture or a topic test.	The graph picks the next concept. You cannot skip a blocking prerequisite.
Right / wrong and a chapter percentage.	Five mastery labels per concept, plus mistake type and a targeted next step.
A chatbot that answers whatever you type.	A Socratic ladder on the current item. The model does not rewrite your skill map.
“This will come in the exam.”	Priority from patterns later — never a predicted future question.
Parents see chats or nothing.	Parents see a summary. Isolation is enforced in the API, not just the UI.

Typical app

Klarity

You pick the next lecture or a topic test.

The graph picks the next concept. You cannot skip a blocking prerequisite.

Right / wrong and a chapter percentage.

Five mastery labels per concept, plus mistake type and a targeted next step.

A chatbot that answers whatever you type.

A Socratic ladder on the current item. The model does not rewrite your skill map.

“This will come in the exam.”

Priority from patterns later — never a predicted future question.

Parents see chats or nothing.

Parents see a summary. Isolation is enforced in the API, not just the UI.

Straight answers

How is Klarity different from other edtech?

They teach the syllabus as content. Klarity teaches the next concept you are actually missing — on a graph, with a Socratic ladder, and a score the model cannot invent.

Which exams and subjects?

JEE Main, JEE Advanced, AP EAPCET, and TG EAPCET. Physics, Maths, and Chemistry — the full set those papers require.

Does the AI decide my next topic?

No. Readiness and “what’s next” are deterministic. The model explains, hints, and talks. It does not write your mastery map.

What do parents see?

If you are under 18, a linked parent can sign in and see coverage, weak concepts, and the focus line. They never see hints or tutor chat.

The adaptive Socratic coach for JEE & EAPCET