eGunas AI · Coming soon, 2026
Learning with AI that teaches like a good teacher.
Your child tries first. eGunas AI is being designed to find exactly where they got stuck, explain it without judgement and check they really understood, the way a patient teacher listens before explaining.
Planned for 2026 and not available yet. Built by eGunas, an online tutoring company, to work alongside your child’s teacher.
- Teaching online since 2021
- Certified teachers
- Classes 1 to 10
By the eGunas Editorial Team · Last reviewed
Illustration · planned for 2026
3 pens cost ₹45. How much do 7 pens cost?
Where they got stuck
Used ₹45 as the cost of one pen, when it is the cost of 3.
45 × 7 = ₹315(wrong)
The hint, then solved
“₹45 buys 3 pens. What does 1 pen cost?”
₹45 ÷ 3 × 7 = ₹105(correct)
Proof they understood
New numbers, solved alone: 4 notebooks cost ₹120. What do 9 cost?
₹120 ÷ 4 × 9 = ₹270(correct)
Days later
The same idea comes back on Thursday, with new numbers.
Illustration of how eGunas AI is being designed to help. It is not a screenshot, and eGunas AI is not available yet.
Why homework help should end in understanding
Most AI tools are built to answer questions. Children need help that is built to teach. One finishes the homework; the other finishes the learning.
Learn with AI. Don’t copy from it.
Help that gives the answer
- The answer arrives in seconds
- The homework looks finished
- Next week, the same mistake comes back
Help that teaches
- Your child tries first
- The step they got stuck on is fixed
- Next week, they solve it alone
How it teaches
How eGunas AI will teach: five learning principles
The principles eGunas AI is being built on, and the simplest answer to how any child should learn with AI. Shown on one piece of Class 6 homework.
3 pens cost ₹45. How much do 7 pens cost?
- 1
Try first, then ask
Your child has a go first. A good teacher listens before explaining.
45 × 7 = ₹315(wrong)
- 2
Fix the step, not just the answer
Find why it went wrong: ₹45 is the cost of 3 pens, not one.
Stuck on: Used ₹45 as the cost of one pen
- 3
Hints before solutions
The smallest nudge, without judgement. A full solution only after a real try.
Hint: What does 1 pen cost?
- 4
Prove it with new numbers
A fresh question, solved alone: 4 notebooks cost ₹120. What do 9 cost?
9 cost ₹270(correct)
- 5
Come back to it later
Days later, the idea returns: 6 bananas cost ₹42. What do 10 cost?
Thursday: 10 cost ₹70
Illustration of the approach eGunas AI is being designed around. The product may look different at launch.
Why step 5 works: retrieval practice, explained
How it is being designed · Planned for 2026
Your child’s teacher and eGunas AI, working as one
AI does not replace the teacher. The teacher leads; eGunas AI is being designed for the days in between, so help doesn’t stop when the class ends. This is the plan, not something available today.
- Mon Teacher
Class with the teacher
A new topic is taught: unitary method.
- Tue eGunas AI
Homework
Your child tries first, with one hint where stuck.
- Wed eGunas AI
Practice
New numbers, solved alone.
- Thu eGunas AI
It comes back
A quick question on Monday’s idea.
- Sat Teacher
Class with the teacher
The teacher picks up where your child found it hard.
What the teacher does
- Explains new topics properly
- Encourages when it gets hard
- Decides what your child needs next
What eGunas AI is being built to do
- Homework support between classes
- Hints for the exact step your child is stuck on
- Practice that brings ideas back later
Illustration of how eGunas AI is being designed to fit around a school week. Not available yet.
See how eGunas online tutoring worksWhere eGunas AI is today
Today, eGunas offers one-to-one online tutoring with teachers. eGunas AI is the next step: it is being built now, it is not available yet, and it is planned for 2026.
2021
eGunas starts teaching school students online
Today
One-to-one tutoring for Classes 1 to 10
2026 (planned)
eGunas AI launches, with enrolled students first
Available today
One-to-one online tutoring
Certified teachers for Classes 1 to 10, for families across India, with guides for 15 cities. The first class is a free demo.
Not available yet · Planned for 2026
eGunas AI
eGunas AI is being built from real teaching, to work alongside your child’s teacher. It is planned to launch in 2026, with early access first for students already learning with eGunas. You cannot sign up for it yet; starting with a teacher now is the most direct way in.
Why parents can trust eGunas
Teaching online since 2021
eGunas has taught school students online since 2021. The AI is being built from that experience.
Certified teachers
One-to-one lessons taught by certified teachers, matched to a subject and board.
Classes 1 to 10
CBSE, ICSE and State Board, taught against the syllabus for each board.
A registered Indian company
eGunas Pvt. Ltd. holds a Corporate Identity Number (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) and Udyam MSME registration.
Honest about what’s ready
Tutoring is available today. eGunas AI is not available yet; it is planned for 2026.
Try before you decide
The first class is a free demo, with no card details and no obligation.
A two-minute check that works with any AI
Put the screen away. No AI, no copied working.
Ask “How did you get that?” Listen for the reasoning, not the final number.
Change the numbers. “What if it were 5 pens for ₹60?” Let them solve it alone.
If they can solve the new one alone, the AI helped them learn.
Frequently asked questions8 questions
Before your child learns with AI, the answers parents usually want first
Straight answers about what eGunas AI is being built to do, what is available today, and how you can tell whether it is helping your child learn.
Question not here?Write to contact@egunas.com
Parent question 01 of 08
It is being built to help your child learn a topic properly: they try a question first, it finds the step where they got stuck, gives the smallest hint that helps, checks understanding with a new question and brings the idea back a few days later.
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Parent question 02 of 08
A general chatbot is built to answer the question you type, so it usually gives the solution straight away. eGunas AI is being built to teach: it asks for your child’s attempt, finds the step that went wrong, and checks understanding before moving on.
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Parent question 03 of 08
Try the question first, ask for a hint rather than the answer, fix the step that went wrong, then solve a similar question with new numbers alone. If they can explain how they got it, the AI helped them learn.
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Parent question 04 of 08
Not first. It is designed to ask for an attempt and guide the reasoning. A full worked solution comes after a real attempt, so your child can compare their thinking against it rather than copy it.
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Parent question 05 of 08
No. Teachers explain new topics, encourage and decide what a child needs next. eGunas AI is being built for the time between classes: homework, hints and practice.
Parent question 06 of 08
eGunas AI is coming soon, planned for 2026, with early access first for students already learning with eGunas. One-to-one online tutoring with certified teachers is available across India today.
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Parent question 07 of 08
eGunas teaches Classes 1 to 10 for CBSE, ICSE and State Board, one to one and online. eGunas AI is being built for the same school students.
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Parent question 08 of 08
Use the explain-it-back test: put the screen away, ask your child how they got the answer, then change the numbers and let them solve it alone. If they can, the AI helped them learn; if not, it did the work for them.
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Still deciding?The simplest next step is a free class with a teacher today.
Start with a teacher today. Be first in line for eGunas AI.
The first class is a free demo. When eGunas AI launches, students already learning with eGunas get early access first.
Further reading on learning with AI
- How to study with AI without quietly getting worse
- Can AI help with homework without doing it for your child?
- Why testing yourself beats rereading
- What an AI tutor is, and how one actually works
- How AI and a human teacher can work together
- Can AI replace teachers?
More on the eGunas blog.