AI Learning gives your organisation two ways to teach with AI. In Tutor, each learner works one to one with an AI tutor, by voice and on a shared whiteboard, from your own curriculum. In Classes, an AI teacher takes the classes you put on the timetable and teaches the lesson plans you approved.
Every learner you add can use both. Turn on the one you need first; the other is there when you want it, on the same plan.
A learner opens a lesson and talks it through with a tutor that teaches from your syllabus at the right level — asking, listening and working problems out on the board with them.
Put a class on the timetable. The lobby opens before the slot, the AI teacher starts when the first participant arrives, takes the questions the class votes up, and ends on the bell.
Six capabilities that cover the working week, not a feature list assembled to look long.
Bring your syllabus as a structured file or a document. The tutor teaches from it at the learner's level, and the AI drafts each class's lesson plan from the material you upload.
Nothing is taught in a class until a person on your staff has read and approved its plan. Staff can watch any session live and read its transcript afterwards.
The tutor listens and answers aloud, works on a shared board, and can appear as an on-screen avatar. Classes come with captions and a board everyone can follow.
Your organisation holds one plan with both modes in it. The live time — a tutoring session, a seat in a class — is paid in AI Units, which you buy when you need them and which never expire.
Invite staff and learners, let people register themselves on your public page, share a guest link or join code for one class, or run username accounts for pupils too young for an email address.
Watch every class in progress, then read attendance, transcripts and the questions asked. Many sessions run at once, each in its own room, and each organisation's learners and records are its own.
Add subjects and topics, upload your material, and approve the lesson plans the AI drafts from it.
Give your learners the tutor, and put classes on a weekly schedule — for your learners, people who register on your page, or guests with a link.
Learners study one to one whenever they like, and each class opens, teaches the approved plan and ends on time. You read attendance and transcripts afterwards.
“Our learners get a tutor whenever they need one, and the evening classes no longer depend on a trainer being free. Our staff spend their time approving lessons and reading what the learners asked.”
— Head of learning, professional skills academy
One plan, both modes
Pay for live time, in either mode
Terms agreed with you
A measure of live AI time, the same in both modes: one Unit buys a set amount of a tutoring session or of a participant's seat in a class — one minute, unless your price list says otherwise. A session holds its Units when it starts and gives back the minutes it did not use.
A new session does not start until there are Units to pay for it: nothing is ever run on credit. You can buy more at any time, and Units already bought never expire.
Your organisation can, and give them to its learners. If you allow it, learners and their parents can buy their own. Units belong to the person they were bought for, so one learner cannot spend another's.
Yes. The tutor teaches from your own curriculum, and every class's lesson plan is drafted from your material and taught only once someone on your staff has approved it. Staff can watch any session live and read its transcript afterwards.
Yes. A curriculum can carry translations, or you can bring one file per language.
If you allow it. A class can be open to your members only, to people who register on your public page, to anyone who requests access, or to guests with a link or join code.
A one-to-one AI tutor and AI-taught classes, in one product.
