Byju's Clone App - White-Label K-12 Learning Platform

A Byju’s clone is a ready-made learning app modeled on a school-style education platform. The Miracuves Byju’s Clone gives students a website and an app, teachers an instructor app and panel, and the operator an admin panel. Classes run through Zoom sessions, lessons are videos or text courses, quizzes draw on a question bank and certificates carry a serial number. You rebrand it, add your content and launch under your own name.

Software with learning-app features is generally lawful to build and sell. The Miracuves Byju’s Clone follows ordinary education-platform patterns, uses no code, design or content from Byju’s and launches under your own brand, terms and fees. Never put the Byju’s name or logo on your own product. If your learners are minors, ask local counsel about consent, data protection and recorded classes in every market you serve. This is not legal advice from Miracuves.

Branding is part of delivery: we rebrand the web platform and both apps with your logo, icons and colors, then deploy them. You also name the categories, courses and institutes, so the catalog can follow your own classes and subjects, whether you focus on school-age learners, test prep or professional courses. With the complete unencrypted source code, your team or ours can change flows and screens later. Anything past the base is scoped and quoted in writing first.

No. The admin panel is built for the person who runs the academy: it shows counts for users, courses and orders and it handles courses, instructors, meetings, certificates and coupons without any code. You do need server space, a domain and the accounts described above the pricing section. Deployment is our technical work, and our guidance runs for 60 days after launch.

Yes. The learner app and the teacher app are Flutter builds for Android and iOS, and the public website opens in any browser. We publish the apps from your own developer accounts. Apple and Google review them on their own timetable, which sits outside our 6-day build.

The fixed price of $2,499 covers the ready-made base: the web platform, both apps, the admin panel, rebranding, deployment and the complete source code. You provide server space and a domain, Apple and Google developer accounts, your brand assets, a payment gateway account that has cleared its checks and any third-party keys. Add-ons and custom work are quoted separately in writing.

Miracuves has been building software since 2010, with 9,000+ projects and 6,000+ clients, and this base includes live sessions, quizzes, certificates and approvals that would take a long time to build alone. You get a fixed price, the full source code, a 6-day build, 60 days of guidance, 6 months of priority bug fixes and 12 months of updates, running side by side from launch.

Open the app or website, register or sign in, then browse the categories or search for a course. Tap the course, look at its price and sale price and add it to the cart. Pay through a gateway or from the wallet and the course lands in the Studying list. Guests can check out without an account, and a one-time code sent by Twilio can confirm sign-in.

The app menu has a Downloads entry, so some material can be kept on the device. What can be downloaded depends on the course and on the settings the admin or the teacher chooses. Check a course in the demo, or ask us on a guided call how downloads behave for your content.

On the Studying tab a student sees every course already started, with a lesson counter on each card, and can set a goal and keep a profile. Quiz scores appear once a quiz is submitted, and quiz reports show how the whole class did. Once a course is finished, the certificate is available to view and save from the certification hub.

The app menu carries a Become an Instructor entry, and the admin sees each request in the panel. Once approved, the teacher logs in to the teacher app or panel, builds courses, adds video and text lessons and quizzes, sets prices and follows enrollments. A later edit to a course is held until an admin approves it.

You decide what the platform keeps from each sale and what the instructor receives, because the split is an admin setting. Orders, refund orders and financial reports let you reconcile the figures, and payout timing is also your call. Publish the terms for teachers so they know the arrangement before listing a course.

Contact runs through live Zoom sessions, paid meetings and webinars, the noticeboard, reminders and the support section. Discussion forums appear in the product description but not in the demo, so we confirm their current state with you on the demo call before you decide. Anything beyond the base, such as live chat, is scoped and quoted separately.

Categories, courses and bundles are listed in the admin panel, next to a queue of modified-course requests. You can add or edit courses, set prices and approve or reject instructors. A changed course needs admin acceptance before it goes live, and students can be managed through validation, approval, roles and permissions.

The product page names PayPal, Stripe and Razorpay as gateways it works with, and the app has a cart and a wallet. You connect your own gateway account, and its verification must be complete before live payments. Another gateway can be added by customizing the platform, and our team can scope that work with you.

Dashboard tiles count users, instructors, courses, categories, orders, refund orders, coupons and testimonials, beside lists of recent users, courses and orders. A marketing dashboard, financial reports, quiz reports and the certificate and attendance report give more detail. Read them together to see sign-ups, sales and how classes are going.

Early revenue usually comes from selling a course or a paid live session, since both need only what the app already has: a price, a cart and a meeting. Plans and group offers come later, once a catalog deserves a recurring fee or an institute wants a shared deal. Teacher revenue shares and affiliate partnerships rest on your own agreements, so they are arranged and not built in.

Defensibility comes from teachers, results and habit more than from features. Teachers who built classes here rarely leave, and students holding certificates, a wallet balance and a goal still to finish keep coming back, and the platform lets that base start forming on launch day and keeps it in your database. Strict vetting of courses and students ranks second, since a learning brand lives on its reputation.