Russian Graduate Student Builds Digital Ecosystem to Make Studying Easier
A postgraduate at Timiryazev Agricultural Academy has developed 'Raspisoniy,' a gamified app that turns class schedules into an interactive study ecosystem.
In Russia, young innovators are increasingly launching new apps and digital tools. Nikolai Myakshin, a PhD student at the K.A. Timiryazev Agricultural Academy, came up with an idea that led to the creation of 'Raspisoniy'—a digital ecosystem designed to make studying both simpler and more engaging.
Myakshin pitched his concept and secured a grant to develop it. The result is a service that streamlines academic life while adding a playful edge. The app integrates gaming elements to boost motivation for learning and improve relationships among peers and teachers.
As its name suggests, 'Raspisoniy' automatically imports class schedules from files in different formats. An AI assistant helps users personalize the app, add notes, and track homework. The platform is not limited to agricultural students: in the near future, it will be piloted in 50 universities and colleges across the country, as well as in senior high school classes.
