A lesson. A quiz. A new breakthrough.
Find pathways published for your class, work through lessons and check your understanding with quizzes.
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For school leaders in the Gulf
AI should develop students’ intelligence.
Keep students thinking for themselves.
Bring student, teacher and leadership workspaces into one school-governed AI environment. Define permitted uses and plan a pilot around your school’s teaching priorities.
3 workspaces, one schoolSchool-defined AI rulesTeachers choose what they publish
One framework, practical uses
Students learn. Teachers decide. Schools lead.
Lessons, preparation tools and AI rules connect within a school’s own environment.
From your idea to a shared lesson.
Prepare a lesson or quiz with AI, edit the content and organise its publication to your classes.
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Your school sets the framework.
Choose which AI uses are allowed at your school and adapt them to the people involved.
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See where to help. Plan what comes next.
Review quiz answers and available indicators to plan the next support your class needs.
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A little companion. Big discoveries.
A question? Aiko is here.
Stuck on a concept? Ask Aiko from your lesson. Request another explanation, an example or help working through your reasoning.
A little organisation. A lot more peace of mind.
Find your goals, deadlines and next study sessions in one planner.
OrganiseThe right resources, right where you need them.
Lessons, class documents and personal notes: find everything you need to focus on what matters.
UnderstandTogether, at your own pace
From your first breakthrough to your next lesson.
A student who understands, a teacher who guides, a school moving forward. Explore what AIOS brings to your day.
Student
Find your class pathways, work through lessons and check your understanding. Have a question? Work through it with Aiko.
- Pick up a lesson where you left off
- Take quizzes and review feedback
- Find your documents and planner
Teacher
Build pathways, prepare lessons and quizzes, then publish them to selected classes. Follow their answers and progress afterwards.
- A studio for lessons and quizzes
- Pathways assigned to your classes
- Answers and feedback in one place
Leadership
Bring accounts, classes, AI rules and reports together. Give your teams a shared framework for using AIOS at school.
- Define authorised AI uses
- Accounts, classes and subjects together
- Follow activity across your school
An interface walkthrough
Three workspaces in 60 seconds.
A silent tour of the actual interface using fictional data: student resources and planning, teacher resources and studio, leadership accounts and rules.
French and English captions are available in the player. This tour shows no live AI call and measures no educational outcomes.
Data, governance and deployment
The questions to settle before a pilot.
Involve your data protection lead and IT team. Data handling, AI providers and connections to your existing systems are part of the decision.
Hosting and transfers
The infrastructure uses Vercel and Supabase. Processing regions and transfer safeguards need to be specified in the contract.
AI providers
The software supports OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. Support does not establish activation: the enabled providers must be confirmed.
Children’s data
Agree on purposes, access, retention, deletion and individual rights with the school, and formalise them in the data processing agreement.
Your existing systems
Tell us about your LMS, Pronote, Google or Microsoft tools. Availability, scope and pricing for each integration need to be confirmed.
Confirm regions and safeguards before signing, including any local data requirements. This website does not guarantee that all AI requests are processed in Paris.
Security and governance
The school stays in charge.
One shared place to work together, with role-based access and AI rules set by your school.
A space for everyone.
The right tools and access for each role.
- Students
Their lessons, resources and progress.
- Teachers
Their classes and the content they publish.
- Leadership
Access and rules across the school.
Your rules guide every use.
Everyone in their place
Each person only reaches what concerns them, within their own school.
Rules that are truly respected
School-defined permissions are checked when requests are made to AI.
Traceable and transparent
Authorised staff can access usage reports and follow sensitive operations.
AI in a learning situation
Get an answer, or build understanding?
An educational scenario to test during the demo, using the rules actually configured for your school.
Illustrative objective with no guaranteed outcome: behaviour needs to be checked in the demo. AIOS reports do not detect every use of AI outside the platform.
Rules and privacyYour pilot
A simple pilot, from first chat to decision.
Five steps, a scope of your choosing, no volume commitment: you decide from real usage.
Framing
Your goals, the roles involved and what will make this pilot a success.
Configuration
Languages, usage rules, classes, subjects and accounts, ready to go.
Training
A short, hands-on session for the teams involved.
Pilot
Supervised use across a few classes, for a period set with you.
Review
Team feedback, observed usage, then your decision, in confidence.
Frequently asked
Your questions before getting started.
AIOS connects school lessons, teacher tools and AI usage rules. The school defines access and permitted uses; teachers choose the content they publish.
No. Rules govern use within AIOS and reports cover activity available on the platform. They do not detect every use of AI outside AIOS. Responses and learning configurations need to be checked.
If your school uses AIOS, sign in with the credentials it provides. To explore the platform with your team, request a demo.
No. Aiko helps explain and prepare. Teachers choose, edit and publish content; the school defines how AI may be used.
Test AIOS with a situation from your school.
Choose a learning need, explore the three workspaces and discuss a pilot with a scope and success criteria agreed together.
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