Scale quality across every branch.

The problem

School chains expanding across cities accumulate "ghost classes" — sections that exist on paper without an assigned teacher, room, or syllabus milestone — and curriculum quality drifts as more branches come online. Scheduling conflicts, fee-collection blind spots, and inconsistent parent communication all compound because timetables, assessments, resources, and virtual classes live in separate, disconnected systems.

The product

Alpha Nexus is built on deterministic mapping: every academic node — session, city, branch, grade, section, subject, teacher — is bound before operations begin, so a class can't exist without a teacher, a room, and a syllabus milestone attached. Seven role-specific dashboards (super admin, branch admin, principal, class teacher, subject teacher, parent, student) sit on top of that map, with Gemini-powered tools for curriculum drafting and institutional strategy.

Available today

A substantial, real application — not a mockup — runs at the live demo:

• A genuine WebRTC virtual classroom with its own WebSocket signaling server — video, a shared whiteboard, live polls, chat, breakout rooms, hand-raise, and attendance tracking with real analytics, not a third-party embed.
• An academic mapping engine binding session, branch, grade, section, subject, and teacher, with AI auto-fill for term plans.
• A geospatial branch-onboarding wizard using Gemini's Google Maps grounding for local market intelligence.
• A curriculum lab with AI-assisted syllabus generation, including bulk-paste-to-structured-content extraction from pasted documents.
• Full timetable, exams, and quiz modules with real auto-grading for multiple-choice, true/false, and short-answer questions.
• A role-scoped financial (treasury) module — parents see only their own children's invoices; branch admins see their branch; network admins see everything.

Upcoming features

The demo-grade MVP runs entirely in the browser today. Planned for production readiness:

• A real database replacing today's browser-local storage — currently every school's data lives in that browser's `localStorage`, so nothing syncs across devices or survives a cleared cache.
• Production authentication (Firebase Auth or institutional SSO), replacing the demo's open access.
• A server-side proxy for the AI key currently bundled into the client.
• Full Arabic/Urdu localization — the right-to-left UI toggle exists; the copy itself isn't yet translated.
• A payment gateway for the treasury module, and a master-schedule AI conflict optimizer.

Who it's for

• School chains and education groups running multiple branches across cities.
• Campus administrators and academic directors needing one source of truth for mapping and scheduling.

Platform and stage

React 19 + TypeScript + Vite, an Express + WebSocket backend for AI proxying and WebRTC signaling, Gemini for curriculum and strategy generation. Stage: MVP Live — the mapping engine, classroom, and curriculum tooling are real and demonstrable; production persistence, auth, and localization are the next build phase.