SnuhiLearn is a personal AI study agent that teaches the way a great tutor does - by asking questions first. It knows your syllabus, builds a plan to your exam date, and tracks what you have truly mastered. One thing it will never do: your assignments for you.
Start studying - log in See how it worksMost AI tools will happily write a student's assignment. SnuhiLearn is built the opposite way. A dedicated Guardrail Agent checks every request and every reply:
- Ask for a finished assignment, project or exam answer, and it declines - warmly - and turns the work into a guided session instead.
- Ask for help understanding your own work, and it teaches with hints, parallel examples and questions, one step at a time.
- Every guardrail decision is logged and auditable.
Why? Because answers you copy evaporate in the exam hall. Understanding you built yourself does not. Independent research backs this: students who lean on answer-giving AI score worse when the AI is taken away. SnuhiLearn is engineered so that never happens to you.
12 institutions on the registry - subjects, modules and topics mapped to official syllabi, never scraped guesswork.
VTU (Karnataka)Anna UniversityJNTUHMumbai UniversitySPPU PuneGTUAKTUMAKAUTOsmania UniversityCBSE - Class 10 & 12Karnataka SSLCICSE - coming soon
New university or board? The registry is data, not code - adding one is a seed file, not a rebuild.
WhatsApp - zero install, low bandwidth, the way students already talk.
Web - full dashboard, mocks and flashcards at snuhilearn.com.
Android & iOS - native apps on the same account.
Voice - speak-and-listen replies are in final testing on our own self-hosted speech engine; text and photo doubts work today, in English, Arabic, Hindi or Kannada.
Weekly progress reports to a linked parent - sessions held, topics mastered, streaks - metadata only, never private chats. Teachers see class-level mastery aggregates, so help lands where it is needed.
Free to start. Ten real study questions a day, every day - no card, no catch.
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