For the first time in India
A physical school textbook built on the NCERT-based curriculum. When a topic won't land on the page, the student scans its diagram with the Quest app and the subject comes alive in 3D — turn it, take it apart, hear it explained.
01 — The page comes alive
Science, CBSE curriculum — classes 4 to 8
Every diagram carries an embedded code, so the app knows exactly where the model belongs.
The model holds its position on the page while the student moves the phone around it.
A narration voice walks the student through the model, working like a teacher sitting beside the page.
Under ₹300
The price bracket of an ordinary school textbook. EdTech alternatives run ₹10,000 to ₹30,000.
Works offline
Once the app is installed, no internet connection is needed to scan or view a model.
On the syllabus
Built on the NCERT-based curriculum schools already teach, starting with Science.
02 — Anatomy of a page
The diagram is for illustration. The code feeds the app, telling it where the 3D model needs to be projected. Together they make up the whole image, and the book is filled with them.
Two minutes with the book, the phone and the app — recorded in one take.
03 — The line of books
NCERT-based Science series · 5 more coming next year






04 — Hologram Cards
Decks of scannable cards for younger students — fruits and veggies, the human body, home articles. Same app, no book required.



Version 1.0
Scan a card, the object stands up off it at the size it should be, and turns as the card turns.
The packaging
05 — How it works
01
A printed Smartbook, or a box of Hologram Cards.
02
Any recent Android device with a camera.
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Free on the Play Store. Works offline once installed.
06 — The app
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