Since the first release, RD's UPSC ERP has been a desktop-first preparation tool. The web platform changes the direction: the website is no longer just a download page. It is now the place where the account, the community and, soon, the browser-based ERP live together.
One account across every interface
The platform uses a single Supabase-backed account. The same identity works on the website, the upcoming Online ERP, the Windows app and the Android app. All user content — posts, comments, bookmarks, preferences and, later, preparation data — is owned by the account that created it, and protected by row-level security enforced in the database.
The website never trusts a client-side "admin" flag. Moderation and permission decisions are made server-side, so the browser only ever carries public, user-scoped credentials.
Three interfaces, one preparation model
The desktop app remains the deep-work workspace. The Android app keeps daily execution close at hand. The Online ERP will bring the same structure to the browser, so a syllabus, a plan or a note means the same thing on every screen.
Multilingual from day one
The interface ships in English, Marathi and Hindi. Language choice is remembered per user, stored on the profile, and future SEO paths under /en/, /mr/ and /hi/ are already prepared.
An open, accountable community
The Aspirant Corner lets signed-in aspirants publish blogs, ask questions, answer and comment in any language. Content appears immediately; authors can manage their own posts, while administrators can remove harmful content and block accounts that violate the community rules.
The web platform is the foundation. The ERP is being built on top of it, not around it.
Read the full feature list on the Features page, or see what is next on the Online ERP page.