Every lesson should stay with the child who learned it.
Wivme is a Bengaluru company building the post-class intelligence layer: the part of school that happens after the lesson, where learning is kept or lost.
Wivme at a glance
- Company
- Wivme (Wivmeai Pvt Ltd), Bengaluru, India
- What it is
- The post-class intelligence layer for schools, teachers and private tutors, with apps for parents and students
- What it does
- After every class, Wivme finds what didn’t stick and why, fixes it with the teacher, and brings it back until it holds, before the exam.
- Founder
- Bhargav Raghavendra
- Where it is now
- Version two is being built, and school walkthroughs are open. Version one, a memory app for CBSE and ICSE Grade 8 science, shipped on Google Play and the App Store in 2026 and has since been retired.
- Contact
- hello@wivmeai.com · +91 80156 20461
- Last updated
- 28 September 2026
I lived this as a student. A lesson would make sense in class and be gone by the test, and I see every student around me facing the same thing. Nobody sees it happening. Not the teacher, not the parents, not even the student.
I built Wivme so that everyone who teaches a child can see it, and fix it, after every class.
Bhargav
Bhargav Raghavendra, Founder
Bhargav Raghavendra
Wivme’s technical founder, and the builder of its first version.
Built version one alone
The backend, the student and parent apps, a teacher dashboard and an engine that turned textbooks into more than 350 audio lessons for CBSE and ICSE Grade 8 science, shipped on Google Play and the App Store. About 174,000 lines of code, one author.
Two published patents
Inventor of a deterministic engine for multi-role teaching conversations (IN202641086881 A1), and co-inventor of a mixed-reality system for industrial equipment.
A year in VR surgical simulation
XR developer at Cogniverse, a London health-tech company, building simulations validated by clinicians at UCLH.
B.Tech, Computer Science
Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Vellore.
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