Know what to study next.

KEEP YOUR BRAIN.

Learn with Noir, practise what needs work, and revisit concepts before they slip away.

Aedura connects your study sessions through a Learning Profile that tracks what you understand, where you need support, and what you can still recall later.

Built by learners, for learners. Starting with CBSE.

“I understood it yesterday.”

You followed the explanation. The example made sense. Then a different question appeared—and you weren’t sure where to start.

Learning takes more than finishing a chapter. It takes practice, feedback and coming back to an idea after some time has passed.

Aedura brings those steps together, using your attempts to help you decide what to work on next.

Every attempt helps shape your next step.

  1. Work through a concept

    Ask Noir for an explanation, a hint or help checking your reasoning.

  2. Put it into practice

    Try questions that show what you can do on your own and where you still need support.

  3. Build your Learning Profile

    Your attempts add context: what you understood, the mistakes you made and how much help you needed.

  4. Come back with a purpose

    Use that history to guide your next explanation, practice session or revision.

Learn, practise, reflect, revisit, and round again.

Help that starts where you are.

Noir is Aedura’s AI learning companion. It brings your curriculum, past attempts and learning progress into the conversation.

Choose the kind of help you need.

Hey, what is Trigonometry about?

Trigonometry is the branch of mathematics that studies the relationships between the side lengths and angles of triangles. Derived from the Greek words for "triangle" and "measure," it focuses heavily on right-angled triangles to calculate unknown distances or angles.

Ask Noir...

Teach Me

Work through a concept with an explanation suited to your current understanding.

Hint Me

Get a useful nudge, then more support if you need it.

Check My Work

Show your reasoning and explore where it went off track.

Test Me

Check what you can recall and apply through practice questions.

Explain Differently

Try another example, representation or explanation.

Plan My Study

Turn your syllabus, available time and upcoming exams into study actions.

You bring the thinking. Noir helps you keep moving.

See how your understanding develops.

A correct answer is one piece of the picture.

Your Learning Profile tracks progress concept by concept, including whether you needed hints, could solve it independently, remembered it later or applied it somewhere new.

  1. Not yet observed

    You haven’t attempted enough for Aedura to understand this concept yet.

  2. Emerging with support

    You’re making progress with hints or guidance.

  3. Demonstrated independently

    You’ve shown that you can work through it on your own.

  4. Retained over time

    You’ve returned after a gap and recalled what you learned.

  5. Applied in a new context

    You’ve used the concept in a different kind of problem.

A clearer view of what’s becoming familiar—and what deserves another look.

Give your next study session a starting point.

Practise the concepts that need attention

Use your learning history to focus on gaps and recurring mistakes.

Revisit what you’ve learned

Spaced retrieval brings you back to concepts so you can check what still comes to mind.

Understand your mistakes

Look beyond whether an answer was wrong to the reasoning that needs work.

Turn progress into a plan

Connect practice, revision and study tasks around your syllabus and goals.

What is d(sinx)?

Acos(x)
B-cos(x)
C-sin(x)
Dsin(x)

Built around what you’re studying.

40,000+

CBSE questions

Aedura’s current question bank contains 40,000+ CBSE questions, supporting practice, quizzes and revision.

We’re building towards broader curriculum support, including:

  • CISCE · planned
  • Cambridge · planned
  • IB · planned
  • NIOS · planned
  • Indian state boards · planned

Studying a different curriculum? Tell us your board and class when you join.

We’re building from inside the classroom.

Aedura began with learners asking how studying could work better.

We’ve spoken with 200+ students while shaping the product. In our first pilot, 15 of 18 students used Aedura consistently.

Now we’re inviting beta testers to help us improve the experience: what feels useful, where you get stuck and what would make you come back.

200+

students we’ve spoken with

15 / 18

first-pilot students who used Aedura consistently

Bring your syllabus. Bring your feedback.

Join the Aedura waitlist to express interest in early access.

We’re looking for students willing to try Aedura in their everyday studying and tell us what works, what feels confusing and what needs to improve.

  1. Create your account

    Name, email and a password. It takes a minute.

  2. Tell us what you study

    Your class, board and subjects, so we know what you need.

  3. Get your place in line

    We let students in a few at a time. Got an invite code? Enter it to skip the wait.

Join the waitlist

Already joined? Log in to see your place in line.

Questions before you join?

What is Aedura?

Aedura brings AI tutoring, practice, revision and planning together around your learning history. It uses your attempts to build a picture of what you understand and help guide what comes next.

How does Aedura personalise my learning?

It uses evidence from your interactions: your answers, mistakes, hints used, independent attempts and recall after a gap. That history helps guide future explanations, questions and revision.

Who is the beta for?

Students interested in trying Aedura during their regular studying and sharing feedback. Our current question infrastructure focuses on CBSE. Add your board and class to the waitlist so we understand what you need.

Does Aedura guarantee better marks?

No. We’re still testing the product and evaluating its effect on learning. Your results depend on many factors, including consistent practice and how you use the support available.

Is Aedura free?

Beta access details and pricing will be shared before you decide to participate. Final subscription pricing is still being tested.

What is DFNC?

DFNC is our research effort to explore how patterns in learning activity could help Aedura choose more useful support over time. It is under development and has not yet been validated.

Make your next study session count.

An explanation when you’re stuck. Practice when you’re ready. Revision that builds on what you’ve already tried.

Help us build a learning system that grows with you.