You recorded it. You keep it.

It turns the recordings you already make into a private library your students can watch, with you deciding who has access and for how long. You link your Google Drive folder once; every new recording is picked up, converted for streaming, and placed in the chapter you put it in.

There is nothing to upload and no file for a student to download and forward.

No, and this is the part most teachers ask about first. A subject belongs to you. Sharing it with an academy grants them permission to list it and enrol their students against it — nothing more.

They can

List your subject under their own name and enrol their students in it.

They cannot

Edit it, delete it, or share it onward to another centre.

Students see

Your name as the teacher.

If you stop sharing

New enrolments are blocked immediately. Students already enrolled keep access until their enrolment ends, so nobody is cut off mid-term.

That is the normal case, and Tarteeb is built for it. You record a subject once and grant it to each academy separately. Each one lists it under their own branding, each one enrols their own students, and none of them can see the others.

One recording, granted to three academies, is stored once — so nobody pays three times for the same lecture.

Free up to 25 students. Then straightforward monthly tiers: Rs 3,000 for up to 75 students, Rs 6,000 for up to 225, and Rs 12,000 for up to 600. That works out to Rs 0.67–1.33 a day per student — a tiny fraction of the fee that student already pays you. No setup fee, no contract.

Students enrolled through an academy are billed to the academy, not to you.

They cannot download a file, and every stream can carry the watching student’s own name burned into the picture, so a leaked recording points back at the account it came from.

We will not tell you it is uncopyable. Nothing stops someone pointing a second phone at a screen, and any vendor who claims otherwise is selling you a story. What holds is that there is no file, access is revocable in a tap, and a leak has a name on it.

An evening for most teachers. You link one Drive folder, we ingest the back catalogue for you at no charge, and you arrange it into terms and chapters by dragging. We set every centre up by hand, so you are not working it out from a help page.