OneAwaaz
Built at Google DeepMind Bangalore Hackathon · Jul 11, 2026 · Marathahalli, Marathahalli Main Road

One teacher's voice. An entire classroom's learning ecosystem. India has 24.8 crore students and just 1 crore teachers. In states like Jharkhand, a single teacher manages 47 students alone — while simultaneously handling lesson planning, note preparation, quiz creation, paper correction, and 15+ monthly administrative tasks. 60% of Indian teachers say non-teaching work is their biggest source of burnout. OneAwaaz eliminates that burden entirely. A teacher uploads one timetable photo at the start of the academic year. OneAwaaz maps every class and subject to the NCERT syllabus and builds a complete, day-by-day lesson plan for the entire year — automatically. Every morning, the teacher sees exactly what to teach, which chapter, which topics, with no planning required. When class begins, the teacher simply teaches. OneAwaaz listens. The moment class ends, a single tap generates structured long notes, short pointer notes, memory mnemonics, and a Google Forms quiz with answer keys — all derived from the teacher's own voice. Everything is pushed to every student instantly. On the student side, all notes, recaps, and quizzes appear in one clean learning screen. A multilingual AI assistant answers doubts in real time. After completing a quiz, students explain what they learned conversationally. The AI evaluates their understanding and sends the teacher a precise report on every student — who understood, who didn't, and exactly where the gap is. Teachers can also share their best generated materials — lesson plans, notes, quizzes — in a built-in marketplace, creating a crowdsourced national curriculum layer that gets better with every class taught. Built on: Gemini Live API · Gemini Flash · Omni Flash · Gemma on-device · Google iAPI Antigravity · Firebase · Google Forms API · React.js PWA OneAwaaz is open source. Every school, every NGO, every state government can deploy it, extend it, and contribute to it — because every child in India deserves a teacher who isn't exhausted. [Regarding the video below: Due to time crunch couldn't edit it - please forward and watch it :(]