School revisions: the French application which already seduces thousands of families

Launched by the young French shoot Baobab Labsthe Baobab application is positioned on an already busy niche: digital homework assistance. Its objective: to facilitate the preparation of evaluations in college by transforming courses into synthetic sheets and interactive exercises. Available on iOS and Android, the service is accessible via subscription after a free seven -day trial period.

A response to the development of digital tutoring

The educational applications market is still experiencing strong growth, carried by families’ demand for flexible and less expensive solutions than private lessons. Baobab is distinguished by a simple promise: to lighten the job of memorization. The student photographs his lesson, which is then analyzed to extract the essential concepts. The app then generates revision sheets and offers suitable quizs.

Behind this approach, Baobab Labs intends to seduce the middle school students first, but the tool can be used at the end of primary or high school according to imported materials. The features include monitoring of progress and a system of challenges between comrades, how to introduce a fun dimension to maintain commitment.

Confidence data and issues

On the economic model side, Baobab offers a subscription payable annually or monthly. The company already claims 75,000 user families.

As often in Edtech, the question of data confidentiality remains sensitive. The application claims not to share information with third parties, offers encryption of exchanges and allows users to request the deletion of their data. A crucial point while educational solutions settle in the daily life of homes.

Baobab Labs joins an ecosystem of French and international actors who seek to reinvent school revisions in the AI ​​era. It remains to be seen whether this approach, focused on personalization and simplification, will be able to impose itself in a sector where the offer continues to diversify.