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AI ASSISTANT · FOR TEACHERS

You explain the same thing for the fifth time.
Your materials explain it from then on.

Telegram, WhatsApp, VK, MAX. Your materials answer students in your own words: where to find the topic, what to bring to the seminar, how to format a paper. The “when’s the deadline” questions stop coming to you personally.

This answers from your materials — it doesn’t grade and it doesn’t mark. It doesn’t grade, doesn’t mark coursework and doesn’t log into the electronic gradebook. It repeats what you already explained — as many times as anyone asks.

1 590 ₽Free

10 days. After that — 1 300 ₽ per month when billed annually.

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Moscow
Innovation
Cluster
Course: study guideonline
What do I need to bring for Thursday’s seminar?
Checking your materials…
Problems 4–7 and the printed form — from your study guide, p. 12
ANSWERED FOR YOUquestions · 31passed to you · 2
Pull together the formatting requirements for coursework
Done — the file is above: 11 points out of your own materials
COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTSTable, 11 rowsSent as a file into this same chat

Fits into what you already use every day

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  • Мой Класс
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  • Яндекс Диск
  • GetCourse
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  • Matrix
  • Moodle
  • Outlook Mail
  • Telfin

Where a teacher’s evening goes

19:30
and when is it due?
20:40
roll call: who passed, who didn’t
21:10
how to format the title page
22:40
week of three calendars

The answer to each of these questions is written — in the manual, in the advertisement, in the last message. But that’s not all that eats up the evening: another half hour is spent counting the submitted works and putting together your own week from three calendars.

The fifth explanation in a row — in the same words

Handbookp. 12
An answer from your handbook
ISStudentIrina S.Tuesday, 21:45
What is needed for the seminarproblems 4–7
Formprint it in advance
The same question todaythe fifth time
taken from your handbook, p. 12 — it does not retell it in its own words
Today

You explain the same thing for the fifth time

It is written in the handbook, but nobody opens it: asking is easier. In the evening the same questions come again, now from another group.

With the agent

Repeats your explanation as many times as they ask

It answers with your handbook and names the page. The fifth explanation in a row sounds exactly like the first.

wk31
What they asked about this week
Formatting the title pageit is in the handbook
Lab report deadlineit is in the announcement
How to calculate the errornot in the materials
Passed to you2 questions
flagged against your own materials: what is in them and what is not
Today

You find the same gap at the exam

The questions scatter into direct messages, and no overall picture forms. That half the group has not understood the topic you find out when it is too late to explain.

With the agent

Shows what your materials do not cover

It flags the questions the handbook had no answer for and passes them to you. That is exactly the list of what is worth going through in the lecture.

Three works, and only one of them is about a student

The fifth explanation in a row — is the most noticeable loss, but not the most expensive. What costs more is the week it takes to collect from three calendars, and the inventory of what was sent, which you make by hand before each check. Under each picture it is written which module is doing the work.

Thu11:00
A lecturer's week
Full course, lecture 7 — room 212Tue 09:00
Covering for a colleague — a new groupTue 14:30
Two-hour gap — put the tutorial hereThu 11:00
Google Calendar · Outlook Calendar
Today

The schedule is collected from three places and still gets confused

Your main teaching load is in one calendar, substitutions arrive by email, tutorials are arranged in passing. It does not always add up.

With the agent

Holds the whole week together

He keeps the whole week, names replacements and available windows and puts the consultation in the one you have chosen.

submitted18 from 24
An inventory of what came in
Group 214 — passed18 from 24
Sent with the wrong file3
Arrived after the deadline2
Sent by letter, not in a folder4
Google Drive · Gmail — this is an inventory, not grading
Today

Before the test, half an hour is spent on roll call.

Assignments arrive in a folder, in your mail and in direct messages. Before you can start reading you have to work out who actually submitted.

With the agent

Compiles an inventory of what came in

Who submitted and who did not, what came in the wrong format and what landed in your mail instead of the folder. The marks are still yours to give.

A reply to a student
GPStudentGoncharov P.Wednesday, 23:40
What’s needed for Thursday’s seminar?question
Problems 4–7 and the answer sheetcourse guide, p. 12
taken from your course guide on Google Drive; anything not in it goes over to you
Today

They ask the same thing 24 hours a day

It is all written in the course guide, but nobody opens it. The question comes in the evening, and you answer it for the fifth time.

With the agent

Answers from your own course guide and names the page

He responds with your manual and your ad, calls the page — and transfers to you everything that is not in them.

One free evening is worth more than a month of the assistant

Try it on your own study guide →
6 hours
Lost every week

In the example: “when is it due”, “how do we format it”, “what do we bring” — ten minutes a time, from three groups at once, and always in the evening.

1 300 ₽
Assistant for a month

When billed annually. Answers students in their own messenger, without you.

What gets counted here is evenings, not revenue

All of this is already written in your study guide — it just doesn’t answer on its own. No use to you? Turn it off in one click.

What you no longer have to remember

From your materials

Study guides, the syllabus, the requirements, your announcements.

Answers at night

The questions arrive at midnight before the deadline — and they no longer come to you.

Hands the hard ones to you

What isn’t in the materials, it says so honestly and passes the question to you.

Doesn’t grade

There is no checking of work, no journal: he counts who passed, and you evaluate.

Live in an evening, no developer needed

Start today →
5 minutes

You connect a channel

Telegram, WhatsApp or the website widget — by the instructions in the dashboard, no developer.

Telegram WhatsApp Widget
one evening

You upload your documents

What is not in your materials it says so, rather than composing it.

PDF Price List 2026DOC Policy… Warranty
in the morning

Answers when you ask

You see every conversation in the dashboard and in the app. Don’t like an answer? Fix it as plain text.

4 chats overnight

What it’s worth to stop explaining it a fifth time

1 590 ₽/mo

or RUB 15,900 per year

  • 1 AI agent
  • Telegram, WhatsApp, VK, MAX
  • Mobile app
  • Your study guides, syllabi and announcements
  • Prep sheets and tables as a file, straight into the chat
  • A memory of every question answered
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The trial period is 10 days.

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  • Installs on Linux — a tarball and systemd, updated with one command
  • Conversations and documents stay with you and never leave
  • Runs on a local model — it can work with no internet at all
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Questions

Will it mark coursework?

No, and it is worth knowing before you pay. It doesn’t grade, doesn’t mark coursework and doesn’t log into the electronic gradebook. It answers questions from your materials — it takes the repetitive part, and assessment stays yours.

Where does it get its answers from?

Only from what you gave it: study guides, the syllabus, the requirements, your own announcements. With every answer it names the document and the page — a student can open it and see for themselves. What you never gave it, it doesn’t invent.

What if a student asks something the materials don’t cover?

Then it says so and passes the question to you. That matters more than speed: an invented coursework requirement costs more than waiting for your answer. And the summary shows afterwards what gets asked most — which is usually the hole in the study guide.

Where do students write to it?

Right where they already are: Telegram, WhatsApp, VK and MAX. No separate system to roll out, and no signup for students either. Every conversation lands in one inbox, and there is a mobile app.

What is the file it sends?

A table — CSV or XLSX — that it builds itself and sends as an attachment into the chat. That is how prep sheets with requirements go out, along with topic lists and a summary of the frequent questions. The file opens right where the question was asked.

Does it remember what has already been explained?

Yes. It brings up earlier messages and answers with them in mind, so the second group hears exactly what the first one did, not a different version. The limit is an honest one — if you explained it out loud in class and it never reached the chat, it doesn’t know.

Won’t this stop students thinking for themselves?

It doesn’t solve problems and doesn’t write papers. It answers the practical and reference questions — deadlines, requirements, where to find the topic — which is to say exactly the ones that eat your evening today and teach nobody anything.

Do I need a separate assistant for every course?

This plan includes one assistant, and the materials for all your courses sit with it together. If you want the courses split across separate assistants and chats, the next cloud tier has seats for that — how many is written on the pricing page.

What has to be done before the first answer?

Connecting a model is the first step in the dashboard, and you do it once. Until a model is connected the assistant stays silent: the thinking happens in the model, not on our server. After that you connect a messenger and upload your materials.

Can I see it before paying?

Yes. The demo sandbox is open without sign-up — login and password below, it resets every hour.

Don't take our word for it — check for yourself

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This page is about one job. Everything about the whole product — how it works, pricing, channels and security — on the home page.

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