Learnacy, from One Young India
Learning doesn't end
when school does.
Formal education has a finish line. Curiosity shouldn't. Learnacy is the idea behind everything One Young India makes, and it is also a product: Learnacy Essential, where a student explores any subject, tests ideas in labs and writes a real research paper with feedback, then submits it to The OYI Review. Publication depends on review and is not guaranteed.
School was never meant to be the end.
It's the start.
Learnacy is a simple conviction: that curiosity is a lifelong habit, not a phase that ends at Grade 12, and that the real work of an education is to send young people into the world still asking questions. We didn't invent the idea. We just gave it a name, and built everything we do around keeping it alive.
One product, in five parts
Learnacy Essential.
₹1,499 for the year. One payment, including GST. No automatic renewal.
- The Writing Studio. Feedback from an AI writing coach on drafts, unlimited drafts and images in papers, and submission to The OYI Review when the paper is ready. Drafting in all 15 formats, with rubrics and citation tools, is free with an account.
- Editorial review. Each submitted paper is scored on the review rubric and checked for originality. It can be accepted when it averages at least 4 out of 5 with no criterion below 3, and passes the editorial checks. A plan includes editorial review, and publication of one paper if it is accepted. Publication is not guaranteed.
- The Model NITI Aayog self-paced course. 41 chapters, about 19 hours of study, on how India makes policy, from the policy cycle and writing a white paper to the economy, the Union Budget and governance.
- World 101’s member tools. Key people, timelines, debates and data across 365+ subjects and thousands of non-obvious threads.
- Learnacy Labs in 3D (Beta). Step inside the lab, move around the room, pick up the tools and run the experiment yourself: Chemistry, Geography and Biology today, with more subjects as they are built.
Essential pays for the tools, the course and the feedback. It never buys acceptance.
With a free Learnacy account, the student can draft in the Writing Studio, explore World 101’s map and open the 2D version of every lab.
Learnacy Essential
How a year can go.
Every student’s pace is different, and there are no deadlines inside the year. One way it can go:
Learn how policy is made.
Start with the Model NITI Aayog self-paced course and see how a question is framed, researched and argued.
Find the question.
Explore World 101 and the labs until one question will not let go.
Write it.
Draft the paper in the Writing Studio, with feedback from an AI writing coach on each draft.
Submit when it is ready.
Send it to The OYI Review. The first review comes back with feedback; revise and resubmit.
If it is accepted.
A public page under the student’s name, a citation, a PDF and a certificate.
Publication depends on review and is not guaranteed.
Where the year happens
Three tools, one account.
Each one opens with a free Learnacy account. Learnacy Essential adds the parts above.
A map of 365+ subjects and thousands of non-obvious threads: links between subjects that are rarely taught together, each with a line on why they connect. The map is free to explore; the member tools come with Learnacy Essential.
Explore World 101 → Writing StudioLearnacy Write a real paperResearch papers, white papers, essays and applications in 15 formats, with structure guides, rubrics and citation tools. Drafting is free with an account. Feedback from an AI writing coach and submission to The OYI Review come with Learnacy Essential.
Open the Writing Studio → Learnacy LabsLearnacy Learn by doing286 interactive labs, and a flagship lab for each of seven subjects. Change the inputs and watch the result. The 2D version of every lab is free with a Learnacy account. The 3D labs come with Learnacy Essential.
Try Learnacy Labs →Published in The OYI Review
Read what students have published.
- TechnologyThe Future of Cybersecurity: Is Artificial Intelligence a Friend or Foe?Read the paper →
- EnergyIndia’s Energy Outlook: Balancing Sustainable Development and Managing Carbon FootprintRead the paper →
- EducationGurukuls to Schools: An insight into the past, present, and future of the Indian education systemRead the paper →
Also from Learnacy
The book, mentorship and schools.
By Swagat Yadav. A free book about staying curious, and the idea behind everything here.
Read the book → Mentorship A guide for the student’s own questionsAn ongoing, one-to-one mentorship across subjects, for students who want a guide for their own questions. Fees are shared when you enquire.
Ask about mentorship → Learnacy Schools The idea, in schoolsSchools that share the idea and bring it to their students. Is your school one of them?
Meet the schools →