Questions answered.

DHRIT is a study and focus ecosystem built specifically for competitive-exam students - JEE, NEET, CBSE, and beyond. It combines focus sessions, a live study wall, structured study rooms, attendance tracking, and analytics into one intentional app. It's not a social app. It's a study environment.

We're currently finishing the UI and moving into backend development. Android launch is our first milestone. Join the waitlist on the Download page to be notified the moment we go live on Google Play.

DHRIT will be free at launch. Our goal is to make focused study infrastructure accessible to every student, regardless of background. We haven't finalized any premium tiers yet - if we add them in the future, the core experience will always remain free.

The Study Wall is a real-time presence feed that shows you who in your cohort is studying right now - their name, live session timer, and subject. It's not a social feed. No likes, no comments, no notifications. Just a quiet signal that others are locked in too. It's surprisingly motivating.

Rooms are subject-specific study groups. You can browse rooms by subject (Physics, Chemistry, Math, etc.), see how many members are actively studying live, and join a room to contribute your presence. Rooms don't have chat or noise - just structured shared focus.

Every time you complete a focus session or study within a room, the day is marked on your attendance heatmap. Over time, this builds a visual record of your consistency. Streaks are tracked daily - missing a day breaks the streak, which is intentionally visible. It's a small pressure that helps.

Yes. Your private session logs, planner data, and analytics are visible only to you. The Study Wall and Leaderboard show limited presence data - name and study time - to others in your cohort, but only because you've chosen to be in those spaces. You can opt out of the Study Wall at any time. Read our Privacy Policy for the full breakdown.

Android first. Always. We want to get the experience right on Android before expanding. iOS is on the roadmap for Phase 3 and beyond - but we won't rush it. We'd rather ship one great platform than two mediocre ones.

DHRIT is built by 59 Labs - a small team that cares deeply about focused learning and intentional design. We're not a content company. We're not a test-prep company. We build infrastructure for students who already know what they need to do - they just need the right environment to do it.

Most focus apps solve one problem - timer + blocking. DHRIT solves a system: you focus, you study with others, you track your attendance, you see where your time is going, you compare your effort on a leaderboard. It's the difference between a stopwatch and a training program. Both are useful. One changes behavior.