AI and expert question support
Students can choose help from KAI or human experts for academic questions, with detailed explanations intended to show the steps behind a solution.
A school-managed homework support platform combining AI guidance and human experts for students.
Kunduz is a school-ready learning support platform that combines AI assistance, called KAI, with help from human experts. Students submit academic questions and receive step-by-step explanations, while teachers and school leaders can review activity and use learning data to identify topics and students that may need attention. The platform is designed to bring student use of AI and expert support into a structured environment aligned with a school’s curriculum and teaching objectives.
Students can choose help from KAI or human experts for academic questions, with detailed explanations intended to show the steps behind a solution.
Students can ask academic questions and continue chatting with experts to clarify the solution as they work through coursework.
Teachers can review student questions and difficulty patterns, with views from the institution down to courses, subjects, and individual students.
Performance can be examined across subjects, domains, and learning standards in relation to a school's curriculum.
The platform highlights learning gaps and areas where students may need support, helping educators decide what to address in class.
A student can submit a question when stuck and use a step-by-step response to understand how to approach the problem, rather than waiting until the next class.
Students preparing for tests or working independently can ask follow-up questions through KAI or expert support as they encounter unfamiliar material.
Teachers can use question and performance patterns to identify concepts that need review and focus class time on observed learning needs.
School leaders and department staff can examine learning activity across courses and subjects to support discussions about student needs and teaching priorities.
It supports students with academic questions and gives teachers and schools visibility into learning activity. KAI is the AI assistant within Kunduz, alongside human experts.
Students submit a question, choose KAI or expert support, and receive step-by-step explanations. Expert chat lets them ask follow-up questions.
Dashboards show questions and performance patterns across subjects, domains, learning standards, courses, and individual students, helping teachers decide what needs attention.
Kunduz offers a personalized institutional demo to discuss the school's needs. Its website also links students to account signup; access and school arrangements should be established before use.
Kunduz is designed for academic learning under school supervision or parental guidance. Its safety policy keeps human oversight central: AI supports educators and does not make safeguarding or disciplinary decisions autonomously.
The student-safety policy says student data is not used for advertising or behavioral profiling. Authorized providers may process it across jurisdictions under safeguards, and backups may be retained. The policy gives greater student protection precedence where its terms conflict with other policies.
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