Beyond Syllabus is the front-end interface for the open-source WikiSyllabus repository — a platform that transforms any syllabus into an interactive AI-powered learning companion.
It’s like ChatGPT for your syllabus — but built with purpose.
Designed for students, teachers, and lifelong learners, it answers deeper questions such as:
- Why am I learning this?
- Where can it be applied in the real world?
- Explain it with relatable examples.
- What opportunities exist in this field?
- Which industries and innovations connect to it?
- How is it evolving in the AI-powered world?
With Beyond Syllabus, learning becomes context-rich, curiosity-driven, and future-focused.
Too many students fall into the trap of skip-learning — cramming only what’s needed for the exam and forgetting it all afterwards. This creates:
❌ Weak conceptual foundations
❌ No ability to connect knowledge across subjects
❌ Poor readiness for AI-driven careers
We’re building a movement against rote memorisation and closed-book examinations.
Our vision is a world where:
✅ Students ask better questions
✅ Teachers inspire understanding, not just coverage
✅ Learning connects to industry, innovation, and purpose
Beyond Syllabus is one of three core missions of the Purple Movement:
- Beyond Syllabus – Free learning from outdated curriculum constraints.
- Beyond Gatekeepers – Open access to knowledge without institutional blockers.
- Beyond Borders – Connect learners globally, without geographic or social barriers.
The Purple Movement blends the passion & curiosity of youth (Red) with the structure & wisdom of mentors (Blue) — creating Purple, the colour of transformation.
- AI-Powered Subject Companion – Ask your syllabus anything
- Contextual Learning Prompts – “Why, Where, How” built-in
- Use-Case Mapping – Industry, research, and innovation examples
- Interdisciplinary Links – Connect concepts across fields
- Career Insights – Pathways, jobs, and future opportunities
- Open Contribution – Improve content for the next learner
- Frontend: React / Next.js
- Backend API: Connected to WikiSyllabus
- AI Layer: GPT-based conversational AI + semantic search
- Deployment: Dockerized for easy hosting on any cloud
- Connect Your Syllabus – Upload or select an existing WikiSyllabus dataset
- Ask Better Questions – Guided prompts or free-form queries
- Get Context, Not Just Facts – Real-world applications and examples
- Explore Career Links – Jobs, research areas, and industries
- Contribute Back – Share improvements and case studies
This is not just an app — it’s a movement. You can:
- Develop – Improve UI/UX and AI integrations
- Enrich Content – Add examples, case studies, and industry mappings
- Spread Awareness – Share with educators, media, and policy makers
- Fund the Mission – Help scale this as a free public good
🎖 Contributors are featured in the Hall of Builders and join the Purple Movement global network.
You can set up Beyond Syllabus on your local machine for development or testing. Follow these steps:
git clone https://github.com/The-Purple-Movement/Beyond-Syllabus.git
cd Beyond-Syllabus
Make sure you have Node.js (v16+) and npm or yarn installed.
# Using npm
npm install
# Or using yarn
yarn install
Create a .env
file in the root directory and add the required keys, for example:
NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL=http://localhost:9002
GEMINI_API_KEY=your_gemini_api_key_here
Replace
your_gemini_api_key_here
with your own OpenAI API key if using the AI features.
# Using npm
npm run dev
# Or using yarn
yarn dev
The app should now be running at http://localhost:3000.
# Using npm
npm run build
npm start
# Or using yarn
yarn build
yarn start
We are DONE with:
- Students sitting only for attendance
- Teachers teaching only to “finish portions”
- Exams that reward memorisation over understanding
If you believe:
- The next generation deserves better learning tools
- India can lead the AI wave
- Learning should be connected to purpose
💜 Contribute to Beyond Syllabus and Join the Purple Movement. Be the change.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Built with 💜 by the Purple Movement community.