Live video classes, real courses, and everything a teacher or student needs in one Android app.
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Version 1.0.0
Empowering digital education and virtual classrooms across East Africa.
Clarastudy is purpose-built to revolutionize interactive education by seamlessly aiding online lessons across Uganda. Designed to bridge academic gaps for students and educators alike, our platform combines lightning-fast live streaming capabilities with structured course management and secure mobile wallet integration.
Developed in close collaboration with our esteemed partner institution, Our Lady of Africa Secondary School, Namilyango, Clarastudy brings time-tested academic discipline and classroom rigour straight into the digital age. By providing reliable bandwidth-efficient video tools, real-time hand raises, and modular course progression, we ensure that quality instruction is never bound by four physical walls.
Built for real classrooms, not just video calls.
Teachers run real live classes with full moderator controls — mute individual students, mute or unmute everyone at once, and control who can broadcast video.
Students see the teacher front and center, with every other participant available in a scrollable strip — tap anyone to bring them into focus.
Students raise a hand to ask something without interrupting — everyone in the class sees it live, and the teacher can lower it once addressed.
Shrink a live class to a small floating bubble and keep browsing the rest of the app — the call keeps running in the background.
A dedicated chat panel lives inside every class — questions and answers, without cluttering the video itself.
Teachers build structured courses with modules and lessons; students enroll and track their own progress.
Students top up and pay for courses from an in-app wallet; teachers get paid automatically on enrollment.
Know the moment something needs your attention — approvals, enrollments, and class activity, updated in real time.
Quizzes tied to courses, with certificates for students who complete them.
This app isn't on the Play Store yet, so Android will show a warning the first time — that's expected, not a problem with the app.