Rahat handles every part of your day that isn't teaching.
Marks, attendance, reports, portal data, paperwork. Finally in one workspace, built for Indian teachers. So you can get back to teaching.
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Most Indian teachers don't actually stop working at 2 PM. They come home, eat lunch, and start a second shift. Marks to enter into school portals. Result analysis charts to make. Forty student remarks to write by hand. ID card forms to transcribe. House teacher logs. Department reports. The work piles up because schools cut their administrative staff and quietly handed it to the people they were already underpaying. The work that should belong to a school office now follows teachers home, and follows them past midnight.
Tired teachers teach worse. The cost of this isn't paid by teachers alone. It's paid by every student who shows up to a classroom the next morning.
One workspace. Everything that isn't teaching.
Rahat is built around one rule: every feature must directly relieve teachers from work that shouldn't be theirs to do.
Class management
Your roster, attendance, and student details — organized once, used all year.
Marks entry, made calm
Type once. Rahat handles the grading, the averages, and the analysis.
AI roster import
Paste any messy student list, in any format. Rahat structures it in seconds.
Result analysis
Charts and summaries that used to take you a Sunday, ready in a tap.
Portal-ready exports
Marks formatted in the exact order your school portal needs. Copy, paste, done.
Built for teachers, never administrators
Every decision serves you. Schools can adopt later, but the product is yours first.
More coming. Voice notes. PDF report cards. Inspection helpers. The list grows as we listen to teachers.
Why I'm building this.
My mother has been a teacher for over twenty years. For most of those years, I have watched her come home at 3:30 in the afternoon, eat lunch, and start working again at 5 PM. She works until midnight. Sometimes 1 AM.
None of that work is teaching.
It's data entry, charts for inspection visits, forty handwritten remarks, ID card forms transcribed from forty pieces of paper. It's a second full-time job that nobody hired anyone to do. She is paid as a teacher. The administrative work was quietly added on top.
She is not unique. We surveyed teachers across India and the story repeats. One teacher wrote, unprompted, that she'd want “any simple and easy app which can solve problems of every teacher.” She used the word relief. That word is what teachers want.
Rahat means relief in Hindi and Urdu. The company exists to deliver it. Not to teachers as an inspirational concept, but to my mother, and to the next ten million teachers like her, by the end of every working day.
I'm Harsh Sahrawat, the founder. I'm building Rahat because my mother deserves to have her evenings back, and so do you.
Be the first to know.
Rahat is in private development. We're opening it up to a small group of teachers first. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out when it's your turn.