Coming Soon
Soren Education is coming soon. An AI Tutor that answers from your students’ own textbooks, secure institution storage for every handout, courses that match how your institution actually runs — and live classes after that.
Grounded in the national textbooks — classes 6–10, Bangla & English, with the source page shown.
Course-wise folders for notes, videos and papers — permissioned by role, quota you can see.
Programs created first, members attached after — the structure Bangladeshi institutions already use.
Coming soon — one-tap live classes that record themselves into the course.
Soren Education is not asking your institution to become an online school. It digitizes what already happens around in-person teaching — handing out notes, answering the same doubt five times, tracking who’s enrolled in what. The classroom itself is untouched.
A physical institution’s students still go home and get stuck on homework at night. That gap exists whether or not the institution itself is online. The AI Tutor exists precisely for that gap — patient, textbook-grounded, awake at 11 PM.
Handouts tear, photocopies fade, and the good notes always seem to belong to whichever student moved away last year. The same handout in a course folder is there for every enrolled student — this year, next year, the year after.
An offline institution still has to report enrollment and finances to someone. A live dashboard beats a spreadsheet reconstructed once a term — and the same honest numbers make fee conversations with parents shorter.
The likely objection is that going digital is a big project. It isn’t here: create a free account and your institution shell exists instantly — admin account, your own address, 0.5 GB included. Add courses and members when you’re ready.
Which brings it to: why Soren Education, specifically? Because the AI Tutor is grounded — it cites the textbook page it answered from instead of guessing; your institution runs under your own name, logo and subdomain, not ours; billing is per student, in taka, tiered by your real headcount, with no lock-in and manual approval on every transaction; and payments run through bKash, Nagad, Rocket and Upay — the rails Bangladesh actually uses. Built here, priced here, answered here.