A tutor that cites its sources
Every answer comes from your uploaded books and shows the page number. If the books don't cover it, AstraSI says so instead of inventing.
Every answer comes from your uploaded books and shows the page number. If the books don't cover it, AstraSI says so instead of inventing.
Upload PDFs once. They're split, embedded and searchable, and each school only ever sees its own shelf.
Teachers write questions and set the correct answer up front. Marking is fixed and repeatable — the same script gives the same score.
Dashboards count real attempts and real time on task. With fewer than five data points, they warn you instead of showing a confident number.
Students see their work, teachers see their classes, parents see a written report on their own child, admins see the whole school.
Each school's students, classes, books and results live behind their own access rules. Nothing leaks between buildings.
Students
Ask anything from the syllabus, get a grounded answer with the page it came from, then practise with quizzes.
Teachers
Add books, set quizzes, watch which topics a class is actually struggling with.
Parents
A plain-language report on one child: what's improving, what's stalling, what to do next.
Administrators
Add people, move them between classes, and see usage across the school in one place.