Safe, student-centered AI products that build real-world skills.

We believe AI can transform education by making learning personalized, accessible, and safe. Our systems adapt to each student's unique learning style while maintaining the highest ethical standards. We are committed to building AI that educators trust, with transparent systems designed around the needs of students and teachers.

Built with districts and teachers. Designed for adoption, measurable growth, and student safety.

Our purpose

We help students build the skills that matter most for life and learning: voice, confidence, self-management, healthy routines, and money management.

Our approach combines short practice loops, clear rubrics, and educator-visible progress so students improve over time and schools can measure impact.

We partner with educators to keep experiences age-appropriate, standards-aligned, and safe for real classrooms.

Built for

Students

Practice that feels supportive and motivating, built around skills, reflection, and progress.

Teachers

Low-lift routines that fit class time, reinforce instruction, and provide actionable student feedback.

Parents

Transparent goals, plain-language privacy posture, and learning that can extend beyond school when desired.

District Leaders

Pilot-ready products with clear success metrics, privacy-by-design, and district-friendly documentation.

Why these skills, why now

Students are facing growing readiness gaps in communication, emotional literacy, healthy routines, and money skills. Schools know these are essential, but daily practice is hard to deliver consistently with limited time and staffing. Ai2Launch turns these into short, safe practice loops that students can repeat and teachers can measure.

Bantrly (Beta Testing →)

For: Grades K–12 • ELA, Social Studies, advisory, CTE • Students + teachers

Speaking practice is scarce, and many students avoid speaking up. Bantrly gives every student private, repeatable reps with teacher-controlled prompts and skill-based feedback to build voice and clarity.

Moody (Launching March 2026)

Students need language and micro-skills to handle stress and build help‑seeking habits. Moody teaches emotional literacy and coping strategies (education only), with clear guardrails and school‑approved escalation paths.

Plately (Launching May 2026)

Healthy routines are hard to sustain amid busy schedules and inconsistent environments. Plately makes nutrition and habit education practical with small challenges, journals, and optional family extensions, without dieting or body or weight coaching.

Penny (July 2026)

Money decisions are arriving earlier, but many students graduate without practical budgeting or credit basics. Penny uses simulations and projects so students practice trade-offs and build money confidence, without individualized financial advice.

Designed for student safety, educator control, and district adoption

Privacy by design: collect the minimum needed to support learning; avoid unnecessary PII.
Role-based access: teacher/admin visibility into assignments, progress, and classroom usage.
Guardrails by default: PII redaction, content filtering, and policy-driven refusal patterns for sensitive topics.
District-ready documentation: privacy policy, terms, and a vendor-review package (security + data handling).
Parent-friendly transparency: plain-language explanations of what the product does and how data is used.

How we measure impact

We design for measurable skill growth and report results back to educators and districts. During pilots, we align on baseline measures, track progress weekly, and share a clear end of pilot report.

What we measure:

  • Learning growth: rubric lifts, knowledge checks, and mastery progress
  • Engagement: weekly active usage, streaks, completion rates
  • Adoption: teacher activation, classroom coverage, retention across weeks
  • Safety: flagged content rate, refusal patterns, and escalation workflow performance

Pilot with Bantrly

Run a 4–8 week pilot with a class, grade level, or program. We will co-define success metrics, support implementation, and deliver a simple results readout for district decision-making.

1. Discovery (30 minutes): goals, constraints, and target classrooms
2. Setup: rostering + roles, teacher onboarding, and baseline measures
3. Launch: weekly routines with educator visibility and support
4. Mid-pilot review: adjust routines and address adoption blockers
5. End-of-pilot report: outcomes, usage, safety signals, and rollout recommendation

Contact

Contact us to learn more about our products.