Students who think
Hints, examples, and checks instead of copy-and-paste answers.
Support for teaching, not a replacement for it.
Tutor mode scaffolds learning so students do the thinking. You keep the judgment.
What you get
Built around your classroom.
Sourced answers
Everything points back to approved content.
Study tools
Students make quizzes, flashcards, and diagrams from approved material.
Teaching help
Lesson-planning support, translation help, diagrams, and slide briefings you can project and rewrite.
Class visibility
Class usage dashboards and alerts when one of your students needs support.
Accessible by design
The same content in several forms, with text descriptions for every diagram.
Academic integrity
The assignment stays the student’s.
Trailpost won’t write essays or solve assigned problems. It scaffolds: outlines, thesis questions, feedback on a student’s own draft. Quizzes are study tools only. It doesn’t grade and doesn’t issue assessments.
FAQ
Not the assignment. Tutor mode gives sourced help, then asks students to use it.
No. It helps students outline and improve their own writing.
No. Quizzes are for students’ own study.
You see class usage and flagged messages for your classes. Students keep their regular conversation history — full conversations can be opened only for admin investigations, with a stated reason, and every access is logged.
Not routinely. Flagged messages go to the right staff. A full conversation can be opened only for an investigation, with a stated reason, and every access is logged.
We’re designing for school single sign-on.
Translation support for multiple languages. The full list is being confirmed.
Want your class to help shape it?
We’re working with a small group of schools to build and test Trailpost. Pilot schools help decide what success looks like.
Join the pilot