AksaMeet
Part of the AksaRank integrity ecosystem

Online classes that keep their integrity — and everyone’s dignity

AksaMeet is AksaRank’s meeting room for colleges: HD video, automatic attendance, and attention insights worked out on each student’s own device — never recorded, never streamed to a server.

How AksaMeet runs a class

  1. 1

    Create

    Name the meeting and choose what to measure — attendance, attention, and how long counts as “away”.

  2. 2

    Share the link

    Participants sign in (Google works) and see what is measured before they join.

  3. 3

    Teach

    A private panel shows who is here and alerts you when someone has been turned away too long.

  4. 4

    Review

    Every meeting keeps its history: duration, attendance, rejoins and attention, exportable as CSV.

The AksaRank ecosystem

One idea across exams, classes and devices: fair assessment that checks the work, not the person’s home.

AksaRank Exams

Proctoring

Online exams watched by AI on the student’s own laptop — face, gaze, phones and voices — with every event signed and every decision left to a person.

AksaMeet

You are here

Classes and meetings with automatic attendance and private attention insights for the host. Sign-in required, nothing recorded for analysis.

AksaRank Side Camera

Android

The student’s phone becomes a second camera beside the desk, counting people in the room where a webcam cannot see.

Speech Insights

Tamil · English

Speech in Tamil, English or Tanglish is heard and summarised for the invigilator — advisory, never a verdict.

Integrity with dignity

Watching a class is easy. Doing it without treating students as suspects is the design.

Analysed on the student’s device

Attention is estimated in each participant’s own browser. Video never goes to our server for analysis — only minutes do.

Told, not watched in secret

Before joining, every participant is shown exactly what the meeting measures. The host’s panel is private; its existence is not.

Private to the host

Nobody sees another participant’s attention or alerts. A student can see their own record, and only their own.

Evidence, not verdicts

A turned head is not misconduct. The panel tells the host where to look; the host decides what it means.

60 students
cost the server what 5 do — every laptop does its own looking
2 frames a second
analysed per student, a few milliseconds each
15 seconds
between heartbeats; a class of 60 is 4 small writes a second