I took a look and it looks good. You've clearly thought about the platform. However I foresee problems for you to get traction.
1. You're one (young) person.
2. You're based in India
3. You're asking people to spend a large amount of money, with no guarantee that you'll be around in 6 months.
4. The 'dev hit by a bus' syndrome.
5. One demo does not make a product.
Solutions?
1. Get and show a team somehow
2. Get some connection with US/EU somehow (only if you want to market there)
3. Do something with your pricing to make it easier for people to test the system.
4. Start to give away accounts to gain testimonials, community and other proof points.
5. See if you can partner with any org. Maybe an Indian university, or a well known YouTuber in education or something which again will give you launch credibility.
6. Think about approaching an incubator, which will give you credibility, network and hopefully users.
1. You're one (young) person. 2. You're based in India 3. You're asking people to spend a large amount of money, with no guarantee that you'll be around in 6 months. 4. The 'dev hit by a bus' syndrome. 5. One demo does not make a product.
Solutions?
1. Get and show a team somehow 2. Get some connection with US/EU somehow (only if you want to market there) 3. Do something with your pricing to make it easier for people to test the system. 4. Start to give away accounts to gain testimonials, community and other proof points. 5. See if you can partner with any org. Maybe an Indian university, or a well known YouTuber in education or something which again will give you launch credibility. 6. Think about approaching an incubator, which will give you credibility, network and hopefully users.
Good luck!