SuperMynd Docs Everything to run vernacular-first assessments.
Plain docs for every tool — what it does, when to use it, and the 3 steps to ship it in your institute. No fluff, just the flow.
The SuperMynd Cycle
7 tools, one flow — from grounding your syllabus to live doubt-clearing. Pick a step to see how it connects.
1. Mock Test AI
Vernacular AssessmentSyllabus-aligned mock tests — Bengali-first, white-label under your institute brand. Timed, proctored, scored instantly.
Teachers pick board + language (WBBSE / WB-boards / JEE/NEET/SSC), generate in <3 min. Students join via MOCK- code, institutedashboard flags at-risk students.
7 tools total — scroll to “Guides for every tool” below for the full per-tool checklists.
Guides for every tool.
Pick a tool to see exactly how it works — tap to expand, then launch it or open the full guide.
Give it a topic and your syllabus, and Note Architect writes clear academic notes with derivations, explanations, and the exact points you need to revise.
- 1Pick your topicEnter the subject or chapter, plus an optional syllabus pasted in. The more specific, the better the breakdown.
- 2Review the generated notesRead the structured output, edit or enrich it by continuing the chat, and ask follow-up questions directly.
- 3Save, share, or printSave it to your account, copy a share code to send to a classmate, or print it in clean academic format.
- ◆The output is yours — refine it in the follow-up chat before saving.
- ◆Use a share code to send read-only notes to someone without an account.
- ◆Print mode strips the UI so the notes read like a proper handout.
Predicts the probable questions, their weights, and high-yield topics for your exam, then lets you and your friends answer them under realistic conditions.
- 1Describe the examGive the subject, exam board / syllabus, and prior paper info. The AI weighs which topics are most likely to appear.
- 2Get the prediction reportReview the predicted paper, per-chapter question weights, and the reasoning. Print it for offline practice.
- ◆Feed it past papers for sharper predictions.
- ◆Use the print layout to sit a timed mock on paper.
Generate a deck on any topic and drill it until it sticks. Cards are instant, and you can share a deck by code.
- 1Choose a topicEnter the topic or paste your notes. It turns the material into front/back cards.
- 2Drill the deckFlip cards, track which ones you nail, and repeat the ones you miss.
- 3Share a deckCopy a deck code so a study partner can train on the same cards.
- ◆Review missed cards first to space out your repetition.
Turns your syllabus and deadline into a day-by-day revision plan: what to cover, split by study vs. recall, so every wall-clock minute before the exam is accounted for.
- 1Paste your syllabus + deadlineTell it the chapters and the exam date. It builds a full study schedule.
- 2Follow the day planEach day shows what to learn and what to recall, so your prep never wanders.
- 3Print itExport the plan to paper so it can live on a wall and get checked off.
- ◆Give the real amount of free time — the plan is only useful if it fits.
Generates interactive topic maps so connections and hierarchies replace walls of text — and share a map with a code.
- 1Generate a mapPick a topic and it produces a node map of concepts and branches.
- 2Explore and saveZoom around the branches, then save to your account.
- 3ShareSend a map code so your group can explore the same revision map.
- ◆Start from a central node and follow branches in order.
Teachers build a live test in seconds; students join with an 8-character code and race the clock; results, ranks, and per-question reasons update live.
- 1Teacher — create a testPick the subject and topic; the AI writes questions, answers and explanations. Configure marks, duration and the paper.
- 2Teacher — share the codeA short 8-char code appears. Send it to the class — no signups, no emails.
- 3Student — join and raceStudents open the join page, enter the code, and the timer starts. Any device.
- 4Results, liveMarking grades itself. The leaderboard shuffles as answers arrive, and scoring gets explained after.
- ◆Open the results page to follow submissions live.
- ◆Set a real timer to mimic exam pressure.
- ◆Use the per-question reasons to revise after the test turns out.
Share notes, cards, and mock-test codes inside a team, and join with a single invite link.
- 1Create a groupMake a group and invite friends by a shareable invite hash.
- 2CollaborateDrop notes, run mock tests, and keep everyone in sync.
- ◆Use one repo for a constant group code so materials live in a shared place.
Talking-flock about a topic, powered by an AI that listens and answers in speech — like a teacher who is always on.
- 1Open Live TeacherStart it from the floating assistant or the session.
- 2Talk it throughAsk your questions out loud; no typing, no wait. The mic only activates on your word.
- ◆Use speech to study while walking or doing chores.
The Sage chat lives on every page, ready to answer, explain, or spin content up — and it remembers your conversation in this browser.
- 1Open the assistantUse the floating chat bubble to ask anything or to generate flashcards on the spot.
- 2Keep the contextChat history persists in this browser — clear your site data to reset it.
- ◆Use it for quick definitions and to draft cards.