SocratiQ is an AI teaching and learning system for schools, colleges, universities and independent learners. Teachers design active curriculums that can be assigned to students and improved over time, while students explore topics with help from teachers and AI facilitators with distinct personas. Assessments include topical quizzes and essays with layered feedback, and reports cover daily progress, detailed mastery, wellness and cumulative progress. Content tools produce personalized lessons, topical guides, mindmaps, lesson plans and activities, and administration features include a media library, collaborative notebooks, roster management, teams and student portfolios.
SocratiQ is built for teachers who want to cut repetitive preparation, students who learn best through inquiry, and school administrators who need rosters, reports and collaboration in one place. It also serves home schools and independent learners, and it is not limited to K-12, with a stated focus on higher education. It works with standards-aligned curricula and different teaching styles, including mastery-oriented, direct instruction, inquiry-based and flipped classroom approaches. A demo can be booked, and a free start option is available.
A teacher builds a course with teacher mode exploration, assigns it to individuals or groups and reviews mastery reports to see who needs help. A history teacher adds lesson plans with historical insights and real-world examples. A class works on a shared canvas where students answer questions, absorb bite-sized lessons and build color-coded notes into a knowledge graph unique to each student. Colleagues collaborate on activities such as group projects and long-form writing. A parent running a home school uses the assistants and quizzes to assess topic understanding.
