Your driving centre deserves more than a Facebook page.
Give your school its own app and web page: your courses, your batch times, your enquiries. Students get the full likhit study kit they were going to download anyway, with your name on it.
New applications reach your front desk the moment they arrive. No dashboard to learn, no data handed to anyone else.
What a student opens
A branded app and web page of your own
Your centre's name, colours, courses and photos. Students see your school, not a directory listing with fifty competitors on the same page.
The likhit study kit, included
Both official 2082/83 question collections, 500 each for two-wheelers and for cars, plus 94 traffic signs, a timed model exam and a colour-vision self-check. The thing your students open every day, with your name on it.
Enquiries reach your front desk, not a shared inbox
No dashboard to learn, no monthly software you cannot cancel. Your staff read new applications on their phone and tap to call back.
The problem
Students choose the centre they can find, and remember the one that helped them pass.
Almost every driving centre in Nepal markets itself through a Facebook page and word of mouth. Enquiries arrive as Messenger notes, get lost in a shared inbox, and nobody can tell you how many turned into enrolments.
Enquiries go missing
A message at 9pm on a page three people share is not a lead list. It is a guess.
Prices get asked a hundred times
Every caller wants the same four numbers. Publishing them once frees your front desk.
Students study elsewhere
They pass their likhit using someone else's app, and never think of your centre again.
For your students
Everything a learner needs, in your centre's colours
The student side is a complete app, not a brochure. It is the same engine behind DrivingSathi, our consumer app on the Play Store.
Course catalogue
Scooter, motorcycle, car and heavy vehicle, with duration, session structure, what is included and your price.
Training schedule
Your available batches by day, so nobody calls to ask whether you run evening classes.
Apply for a course
A short form per course. The student picks a batch time and you get their number.
Practice questions
Both official 2082/83 collections, A/K for motorcycles and scooters and B for cars, 500 questions each, with per-category progress.
Traffic signs
All 94 signs, searchable across regulatory, warning and information categories.
Model exam
A timed 25-question paper in the 2082/83 format: 30 minutes, 60 of 100 to pass, with a scored history.
Eye test
12 colour-vision plates as a self-check before the medical.
Contact and directions
Tap to call, tap for the map, your opening hours. The basics, always current.
For your front desk
Applications on your phone, the moment they arrive
No admin panel to learn. Your staff sign in on the site, see new applications newest first, and tap to call the student back.
Staff sign in
Two or three people from your centre sign in with their own username and key.
New applications first
Newest at the top, with a chip telling an application apart from a general enquiry.
Tap to call back
The applicant's number is a link. Nobody retypes a phone number from a screenshot.
Revoke access in seconds
Someone leaves or loses a phone? Switch them off and their access is gone on the next refresh, while everyone else keeps working.
By the numbers
What ships on day one
500
Questions in each 2082/83 collection, A/K and B
94
Traffic signs with Nepali names
25
Questions on the timed paper, 30 minutes
12
Colour-vision plates in the eye test
Questions we get asked
Before you call
- Do I need to buy a server or hire a developer?
- No. Everything runs on our hosting and we maintain it. There is nothing for you to install, update or renew, and nothing new for your staff to learn.
- Who owns the student data?
- You do. Applications belong to your centre and are read only by your own staff. We keep no copy for our own use, no advertising or analytics company sees them, and if you ever stop you take every record with you.
- Can I change my prices and batch times myself?
- Yes. Courses, prices, batch times, highlights and contact details are all configuration. Send us the change and it is live the same day, no new app release needed.
- Is there an Android app too?
- Yes. The same content powers a Play Store app built for your centre. Many schools start with the web page because it is live in a day, then add the app once their courses are settled.
- What about online payment?
- Not yet. Fees are collected at the centre for now. eSewa and Khalti checkout is the next phase once a pilot centre is running.
- What does a student get in the app?
- Your courses, batch times and contact details, plus the full likhit study kit: both official 2082/83 question collections, A/K for motorcycles and scooters and B for cars, 500 questions each; 94 traffic signs; a timed model exam; and a colour-vision self-check.
- Are the questions the current 2082/83 ones?
- Yes. The study kit carries both 2082/83 collections the Department of Transport Management published, one for A/K and one for B, and the model exam follows the same edition's format: 25 questions, 4 marks each, 30 minutes, 60 of 100 to pass.
- Do I need my own domain?
- A registered organisation in Nepal can get a .com.np domain free from the national registry once its documents are verified. We prepare the request and handle the setup, and the domain is registered in your centre's name.
Get started
Tell us about your centre
Leave your number and we will walk you through the demo, then set your courses and prices up so you can see your own centre on screen.