Upload your docs. Every learner gets a 1:1 AI mentor. You see who's ready, with the receipts to back it up.
End completion theater. 100% completion, 0% confidence is over.
No credit card. Bring your own docs. First course is yours to keep.

of the workforce will have outdated skills. In just four years.
World Economic Forum · Future of Jobs Report, January 2025
Corroborated by LinkedIn's Work Change Report: AI Is Coming to Work, January 2025
From raw content to role-specific mentoring in minutes, not months.
You describe what your team needs to learn. The Creator Agent reads your sources, proposes a plan, and ships the course. Readings, flashcards, quizzes, roleplays, podcasts, case studies, presentations, infographics.
Review everything in a side panel before it goes live. Need edits? Tell it. It rewrites and re-checks against your sources. If a change can't be verified, it's flagged before publish.

The Mentor keeps a running profile of every learner: what they've mastered, where they're stuck, how they like to learn. It uses that profile to skip what they know, drill the gaps, and pick the format that lands.
Stuck on a reading? The Mentor can remix it into a podcast or flashcards. Assessments adapt too: quizzes for facts, live roleplay for soft skills, case studies for applied reasoning.

The Analyst Agent runs your training program's numbers. Ask it anything: “Which team has the lowest product knowledge?” or “Show me completion trends for Q1 hires.” It queries your data, builds charts, and returns answers in seconds.
For persistent tracking, it creates custom dashboards that update automatically. For one-off questions, it runs analysis and returns plots, tables, and recommendations on the spot.

The Mentor knows how you learn. It picks the right format.
Prefer audio? It remixes the reading into a podcast.
Ready to prove it? Skip straight to the assessment.
Forget multiple choice. Prove mastery in a live conversation.
*Unedited screen recording
Tracks recall probability per topic. No wasted time on material they already understand. The next review is scheduled on a forgetting curve, not a calendar.
Delivers content in the format that works best for each person. Readings, podcasts, flashcards, infographics, video. On request or after repeated stalls, the Mentor remixes into the format the learner prefers.
Assessments match the skill. Quizzes for factual recall. Live roleplay for soft skills. Case studies for applied reasoning. Each graded in real time with rubric-scored evidence.
One source, every format
Before: ride-alongs and gut-feel ramp.
Reps rehearse real deals against your ICP, your objections, and your pricing. You see who can defend the discount before they sit in front of the customer.
Before: 90-day ramp, 30-day shadowing.
Every hire walks in with a personalized path. They skip what they already know, drill the gaps, and hit a readiness score before week three. You stop guessing who's ready to take calls.
Before: an offsite once a year.
Managers rehearse the hard conversation, performance review, layoff, escalation, before it happens. They get rubric-scored feedback with the line they actually said. You spot growth, week to week.
Before: scripted call calibrations.
Reps practice de-escalation against the worst calls in your queue. The mentor adapts difficulty per rep. CSAT-relevant skills get drilled, not just policy recall.
Before: a click-through people forget in a week.
Drop in the regulation, ship the course in 15 minutes. Every employee proves comprehension in a live conversation, not a multiple-choice click-through. Audit pulls cited evidence per learner.
Before: docs, Slack questions, tribal lore.
Engineers and ops get content in the format they actually use, code, diagrams, walk-throughs. They practice in safe scenarios. You replace 1:1 ramp time with a measurable signal.
“What used to take me three months… I can now accomplish in just 30 minutes. The variety of formats from a single upload changed how we think about course design entirely.”
The role-playing module alone is game changing. No LMS does this.
Where instructional design and AI engineering ship the same product.



Bring real material. We'll show you the gap, with cited evidence per learner.