Alone builds AI-powered learning tools that turn previous-year questions into active recall, spaced review and clear progress. Live today for UPSC and Indian Forest Service aspirants, with an IFoS MCQ drill and a History optional command centre, with tools for teachers and parents on the way.
Exam-prep tools built on real previous-year questions: MCQ drills, recall practice, spaced review and a mastery dashboard so you know what to revise next. Start with the IFoS MCQ drill or the History command centre below.
Syllabus-mapped question banks and one-click practice sets, plus a view of which topics your class keeps getting wrong, so you spend less time preparing material and more time teaching.
A simple weekly snapshot of streaks, practice time and weak topics, so you can see how preparation is going and support it without micromanaging.
An active-recall, MCQ-first engine for IFoS Botany & Agriculture, built on a registry of 6,000+ previous-year questions linked to concept sets.
A historiography and General Studies drill where every question carries the debate and the counter-view, so you learn to argue, not just memorise.
A 41-day Mains command centre for the History optional: one command sheet a day, closed-book writing and a hard benchmark before the exam.
Start with MCQs drawn from real previous-year questions, mapped to the syllabus.
Move up from recognising answers to recalling them yourself through cloze and flash prompts.
A spaced, interleaved queue brings back what you’re about to forget; the dashboard shows what you’ve mastered.
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I’m Akshay Wagh, based in Pune, India. Alone is my solo startup, with a simple goal: to revolutionise the education sector with tools that actually help people learn. I’m preparing for the civil services myself, so I build the exam-prep tools I wish I had, then share them. Questions or ideas? Email hello@akshaywagh.tech or find me on X.