SoChoo Pathshala
Bilingual math practice for Indian kids, ₹49/class
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SoChoo Pathshala - Bilingual math practice for Indian kids, ₹49/class

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SoChoo Pathshala is a bilingual (Hindi-English) math learning app built for Indian kids aged 5–12. In SoChoo Pathshala — lessons and practice problems are presented in both Hindi and English, so kids build math fluency without a language wall getting in the way first. Class 1 is free to try Classes 2–6 are available individually for ₹49 each — no subscription, no bundling forced on you Bite-sized practice sessions designed for short attention spans, not long homework-style drilling

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Anita, a solo indie developer building SoChoo Pathshala. Here's the honest truth — kids are going to be on a phone anyway. That screen time isn't going away. So instead of another 30 minutes on random videos or games, I wanted to build something where, if they're going to be on the phone, at least they're learning math while they're at it. That's SoChoo Pathshala — bilingual (Hindi-English) math practice for kids aged 5–12. Short, focused sessions, not another endless-scroll app pretending to be educational. This is a solo build — no funding, no team, just me shipping something I wished existed. Class 1 is free to try, classes 2–6 are ₹49 each, no subscription traps. Would love your feedback — especially if you're a parent who's had the "just 10 more minutes" screen-time negotiation and wants that time to count for something. Thanks for checking it out 🙏

Love that it's not another subscription trap — paying ₹49 once for a whole class feels right for parents who just want to test if their kid actually clicks with it. The bilingual setup is smart too since lots of kids here think better in Hindi but school math happens in English.

the bilingual approach is genuinely thoughtful, my little cousin tried the class 1 sample and bounced between the Hindi and English explanations on his own without getting stuck. also refreshing to see pay-per-class instead of another subscription trap.