You talk
Tell Spark about your institute in plain English. ’Teachers: Mahesh and Ravi. Mahesh has Morning and Evening batches, Ravi has Afternoon only.’ That’s it. That’s the whole instruction.
Onboarding agent
Meet Spark. Your institute is set up before you finish the conversation.
Every new software has a setup tax. Import this CSV. Configure that dropdown. Map this field. It takes a day you don’t have — so most people quit before they start.
Spark removes the setup tax entirely.
See Spark in action
Live in Feezy today. Free to start.
Why most institutes never get past day one.
You signed up. You were excited. Then you saw the setup screen.
Fee structures to configure. Batch hierarchies to map. Payment gateways to connect. Staff accounts to create. WhatsApp numbers to link.
You told yourself you’d finish it over the weekend. It’s been three weeks.
This is not a discipline problem. It is a design problem. Forms are not how institute owners think. They think in teachers and batches and monthly fees — not in fields and dropdowns and configuration panels.
Spark thinks the way you do.
How Spark works
A conversation. Not a form.
Spark builds
While you’re talking, Spark auto-fills every field on the right panel. The hierarchy, the fee structure, the payment settings — built in real time as you chat. No manual entry.
You review and confirm
Each step shows you exactly what Spark understood. Confirm, edit, or go back. Switch to manual entry any time — the escape hatch is always visible.
Spark hierarchy screenshot
Spark building a two-teacher, three-batch coaching academy structure from one plain-English sentence.
Five steps. One conversation.
Everything set up. In one session.
- 01
Basic
Institute name, type, brand colour
- 02
Business
Locations, group structure, hierarchy
- 03
Fees
Fee types, amounts, cycles, discounts
- 04
Payments
Gateway connection (Razorpay / Cashfree)
- 05
Team
Staff accounts and roles
Most institutes complete all five steps in under 15 minutes. The conversation is the setup. When you’re done talking, Feezy is ready to collect.
Spark five-step sidebar screenshot
Spark’s five-step sidebar — steps 1 and 2 already confirmed mid-conversation.
A focused agent. Not a chatbot.
Spark is not a general-purpose assistant. It has one job: get your institute set up correctly.
Try to take it off-track — ask it to tell a story, give it instructions outside its scope — and it comes right back. ‘I can only help with setting up your Feezy account. Let’s get back to it.’
This is intentional. Your time matters. Spark does not wander.
Spark stay-on-task screenshot
Spark redirects off-topic messages and returns to setup. Every time.
Spark lights the fire. Pulse keeps it burning.
Once Spark finishes setup, Pulse takes over.
Pulse is your per-payer collections agent — it watches each parent, member, or tenant individually, sends reminders at the right moment, and stops the second they pay.
Spark got you live. Pulse keeps the fees coming in. You focus on running the institute.
Feezy Spark
Onboarding agent
Feezy Pulse
Collections agent
Spark and Pulse are the first two Feezy agents.
We are building an AI layer across every part of running your institute — not just onboarding and collections.
More agents are coming: one for reporting and revenue insights, one for operations and day-to-day management.
The goal is simple. Every job that currently runs on you should eventually run on Feezy.
Feezy Spark
Onboarding agent
Feezy Pulse
Collections agent
Feezy Lens
Reporting agent
Feezy Helm
Operations agent
Your institute. Set up in one conversation.
Free to start — no credit card needed.