Digital learning, a hit in South India

Byndr, a learning management platform for students and teachers is designed for faster understanding of information

Byndr, a learning management system based in Hyderabad is witnessing an aggressive growth in the education sector. Since its inception in March 2015, the platform is consumed by thirty top colleges and universities based out of South India; has an install base of over 30,000 users.

The app is used by reputed colleges like Sreenidhi Institute of Science and Technology (SNIST), Vardhaman College of Engineering, Vignan Bharathi Institute of Technology and Christu Jyoti Institute of Technology and Science. Observing an interesting tech problem, wherein most higher education colleges in India are not connected to students on a technology platform for learning, the application was started and is now a handy resource for both teachers and students.

Satish Nampally from Hyderabad, India and Joseph Freed from Philadelphia, US, along with a team of tech startup enthusiast initiated Byndr international operations and created an infrastructure free platform. The app was also a venture prize winner of best product in higher education at the Milken/Penn education business competition.

With the presences of this application, both teachers and students can now connect on a cloud based platform. Teachers can manage their subjects with easy communication and collaboration. Students stay engaged and connected to educational resources outside of the classroom as the application is built with a fast, light and scalable technology.

With an expansion plan of reaching 100 colleges by the end of 2016 the application is rapidly reaching to other cities in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.