Explaining and asking to understand
Altaïr explains a concept when the student is meeting it for the first time, then asks questions that lead them to build their own reasoning.
Discover Altaïr
Altaïr AI, the tutor that knows when to ask, and when to explain.
Intelligent, personalized educational support, from elementary school through high school. Altaïr adapts to each student's level, pace, and needs to help them understand, reason, and make progress.
AltaïrAltaïrHello Manon! Look closely at this experiment. What happens with the lemon?
ManonIt turns pink! And with the baking soda, it turns blue, then green!
AltaïrLemon is an acid, baking soda is a base. So what is the red cabbage telling us?
ManonWhether a liquid is acidic or basic?
AltaïrWell done! It’s a color indicator. And with vinegar, which color do you predict?
Illustrative example · Manon is a fictional character
What is Altaïr?
An AI built for learning, not for answering in your place
At their pace, in their own way
The support adjusts to each student’s level, pace, difficulties and interests, based on what they actually produce.
Inclusive by design
Fonts, palettes, pace: accessibility is part of the tool from the start, to reduce obstacles to learning.
A complement to school
Altaïr replaces neither the teacher nor the parents. It is one more source of support at home, from elementary school through high school.
Learning modes
Several ways to learn with Altaïr
Depending on the moment and the need, several paths are available.
Guided dialogue
One question opens a path, one answer sparks a new thought. Step by step, the dialogue supports the reasoning until the answer is built, understood and put into one’s own words.
“What do you notice in this problem?”
Start from their own exercise
Photograph an exercise or import a PDF to work directly on the document given by the teacher, without copying everything out.
Depending on the features of the version in use
Review sheets
The key points of a concept, summarized clearly to go over a lesson before a test.
Mind maps
The ideas of a chapter linked together, to see at a glance how everything fits together.
Quizzes
A few questions to check what has been mastered and spot what deserves another look.
Remembering over time
Imagine, question, then come back to the concept a few days later to anchor it for the long term.
Examples
Altaïr in four subjects
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Explore your passions
Learning is also about exploring what fascinates you
Altaïr supports the school curriculum, but not only: a student can also dive into a subject that sparks their curiosity.
- Philosophy
- Computer programming
- Astrophysics
- Any passion topic
Start from a question
Why is the night sky dark? What makes an idea sound? How does a video game work? Altaïr supports a student's curiosity, one question at a time.
Connections to school
Exploring a subject you love draws on reading, reasoning, math, and self-expression. What students learn for the joy of it can feed into their schoolwork.
The joy of understanding
When the drive comes from the student, effort has meaning. Curiosity builds independence and makes students want to go further, including in school subjects.
Curiosity doesn't replace knowledge:
it can make students want to acquire it.
Comfort settings
A display that adapts to every reader
Try it below: change the font, colors, spacing or typing speed.
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- Read aloudListen to a text, or follow the words while listening.
- For parentsAdjust these settings and set a usage time limit from their own space.
Illustrative preview: the final settings may evolve during the beta.
What if you were among the first explorers?
The beta is free. Your feedback will guide the rest of the journey.
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