Simple structure: the platform, the lessons, the schools
Framework owners license the engine, with AI usage billed by the lesson so cost tracks output. Schools take the complete Maths and English curriculum as a subscription. Final figures are tailored to scope — let's talk.
Platform Licence
For framework owners & publishers
- The full authoring engine — mapping, scope & sequence, generation and review
- Quality & coverage dashboards
- PDF, Word & planner export
- Hosted in Australia, with access scoped to each role
- You own every lesson you produce
Production
Most popularLicence + metered authoring
- Everything in Platform Licence
- Metered AI usage, billed by the lesson
- Batch generation across terms and year levels
- Live curriculum-update regeneration
- Exemplar corpus that improves with volume
- Priority support & enablement
Schools & Families
Delivery into classrooms & homes
- The complete Maths & English curriculum, F–10
- School planners, calendaring & lesson library
- Classroom AI tutor with teacher monitoring
- Home → curriculum mapping (early access)
- Content safety & age-appropriate guardrails
- Onboarding included
Cost that tracks production, not seats
The licence covers the platform. AI generation is metered on what each lesson actually takes to produce, so a quiet month costs less and a production sprint scales predictably. You see usage before you're billed.
Indicative structure. Your proposal is scoped to year levels, framework and volume.
Common questions
Who owns the lessons we produce?
You do. The platform constrains generation to your framework and curriculum; the work product is yours.
Can we use our own pedagogical framework?
Yes. The engine is framework-agnostic — define stages, constructs, vocabulary and rules, and it authors inside them.
How is our data secured?
Everything is hosted in Australia, and access is scoped to each person's role. Your content stays yours.
Do lessons publish automatically?
No. Validation flags issues, and lessons publish only when your team publishes them.