EdPilot helps universities launch AI support grounded in course materials, governed by faculty, and ready for institutional review.
Student Workspace
Course-grounded
Answers come from uploaded materials.
Faculty-controlled
Boundaries, tone, and policies stay instructor-led.
Institution-ready
Built for privacy, rollout, and procurement questions.
Cites sources
Students can see what course material supports an answer.
Students are already using AI to study. EdPilot gives them one that knows the course, respects faculty rules, and shows its work.
Product In Action
Upload materials once, set the boundaries, then give students support that reflects the class they are actually taking.
Syllabi, lectures, readings, rubrics, policies, and assignments become the source of truth.
Faculty choose citation rules, assessment boundaries, tone, and what the assistant can answer.
The assistant gives grounded explanations, practice prompts, and hints without completing work.
Confusion, misuse attempts, and concept gaps become visible before the next assessment.
Who It Helps
The product story changes by role, but the core promise stays the same: governed AI support inside the academic boundary.
Professors
Set the knowledge boundary, review source-backed answers, and see where students are struggling before office hours fill up.
Students
Get explanations, practice prompts, and citations from the actual syllabus, slides, readings, and rubrics.
Administrators
Pilot course-grounded AI with privacy posture, rollout controls, and faculty ownership built into the experience.
Why EdPilot
Other AI tools are built for everyone. EdPilot is scoped to a course, governed by faculty, and designed for institutional review.
Every answer is grounded in uploaded course materials, not a generic web-scale guess.
Instructors define what the AI knows, how it responds, and where it stops.
Designed to guide students toward understanding instead of completing assessed work.
Show where students are confused before confusion becomes an exam result.
Featured Product
A teaching assistant that answers student questions at 2am using your materials, your terminology, and your standards.
Institutional Proof
EdPilot makes the academic, privacy, and implementation posture visible before a pilot turns into a procurement surprise.
FERPA posture
Built around institution-bound course and student data, with public model training off the table.
Data boundaries
Course materials, student interactions, and deployments are scoped by institution and course.
Procurement-ready notes
Clear answers for data handling, accessibility, LMS status, retention, and pilot rollout.
Accessible by design
Interaction patterns and content flows are designed with accessibility review in mind.
Faculty ownership
Course control stays with the instructor instead of moving into a generic AI layer.
Integrity controls
Assessment and homework requests can be routed toward hints, practice, or refusal states.
Book a demo for a university rollout or start a professor-led pilot with real syllabus content.