Study tools built between chapters, not in a boardroom.
IndusLab is a small, growing set of AI-powered tools — an AI study companion, live simulations, and a searchable materials hub — made by a student who's revising for the exact same board exams you are.
Everything, in one place
No separate logins, no ten different apps. Pick a tool and get straight to revising.
Study Deck
Ask a question or upload your notes — get back an explanation, summary, flashcards, mind map or more.
See detailsSimulation Lab
Interactive physics & math simulations — or describe any topic and get a custom one, sliders included.
See detailsMaterials Hub
Upload your syllabus or notes once, then ask questions grounded in your own material.
See detailsFrom doubt to done, in three steps
Tell IndusLab about you
Class, board, and what you're aiming for — board exams, JEE, NEET or just a stronger report card. Takes under a minute.
Open the right tool
Your dashboard quietly recommends what actually helps — a simulation for a physics chapter, flashcards before a test, notes analysis for messy handwriting.
Revise, don't just re-read
Every tool is built to make you do something with the concept — simulate it, explain it back, test yourself — not just scroll past it.
Made for the way students actually revise at 11 PM
Built while actually preparing
Every tool gets used on real chapters, for real tests, before it ships — not designed in the abstract.
Board, JEE & NEET aware
Recommendations adjust to your class, board and goal — a Class 8 CBSE student sees a different dashboard than a Class 12 NEET aspirant.
Fast, on purpose
No bloated dashboards. Every page is built to load quickly, even on an average school-hostel Wi-Fi connection.
Free where it matters
The core tools are free for students. If it ever costs money, it's because servers do — never to squeeze exam-stressed students.
Shipped in public
New tools go up as "Coming Soon" the moment they're planned — you can literally watch this get built.
I actually reply
Feedback goes straight to one inbox — mine. No support ticket maze, just a student who reads what you send.
I'm building this while studying for the same exams as you
Hi, I'm the student behind IndusLab — currently in Class 11, CBSE, aiming for engineering entrance exams. Somewhere between a Physics numerical I couldn't visualise and a Biology chapter I kept re-reading without it sticking, I started building small tools for myself. A slider that showed projectile motion instead of a static diagram. A page that turned my messy notes photo into a clean summary at midnight.
They worked well enough that friends started asking to use them too. IndusLab is that — the tools I build for my own revision, cleaned up and shared, one feature at a time, alongside my own board-exam prep. It's not a polished ed-tech company. It's one student's toolbox, growing in public.
Read the full story →What classmates & beta users say
"Study Deck's mind-map option genuinely saved me the night before my Bio prelims. I stopped just re-reading the textbook."
"I typed 'simple harmonic motion' into Simulation Lab expecting nothing and it built me an actual working slider sim. Wild."
"It's refreshing that this is made by someone who's actually stressed about the same exams. It shows in what's built first."
Your revision session is one login away.
Set up your profile in under a minute and get a dashboard that actually understands what you're studying for.