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Fostering responsibility of AI in education.
Introducing Slanter, the school helper.
Built with schools, tested in classrooms.
Earth from space.
Built to support learning, not replace it.
Slanter is made for school work. It explains, asks questions back and points to its sources, so students build understanding they can show in class.
Protecting children
Accounts for students under 16 are only created through their school, and messages are screened by an automatic content-safety system.
Built around students
Upload your notes, worksheets and slides. Slanter reads them, explains each step and turns them into quizzes and flashcards.
Sources you can check
Answers from the web list the pages they came from, and academic research searches papers and journals so students can cite real work.
Transparent thinker
In Thinking mode Slanter shows its plan and the steps it took, so you can follow the reasoning, not just the result.
Using Slanter in education.
Slanter works for a single student and scales to a whole school, with one dashboard for everyone.
For students
Get help with homework, revision and projects. Ask follow-up questions and test yourself on your own material.
For educators
Prepare explanations, worked examples and practice questions in minutes. Your school decides whether Slanter warns or blocks when someone asks for finished work.
For leaders
Give students and staff access from one dashboard, with roles, single sign-on, usage and cost reporting, and prepaid credits instead of per-seat fees.
How Slanter can be used.
Two examples of what working with Slanter looks like.
Slanter doesn’t just think for the student, it helps to find the answer.
When a request asks for finished work, Slanter guides the student through it instead. Schools choose whether it only warns or fully blocks.
Using tools to elevate how people interact with AI.
Slanter can search the web, read your files, run code and turn a topic into a quiz, choosing the right tool for each question.
Let the response make your decision.
Get to know Slanter by trying a few sample prompts and let the response make your decision.