White-labelled AI chat
A school-specific learning experience can be shaped around your student community, tone, and learning priorities.
For schools
Custom AI learning spaces for every school community.
inspir works with schools to offer tailored AI chat experiences for students, built around confidentiality, curriculum needs, and the practical realities of school deployment.
What schools get
A free-to-access AI tutor layer that can fit your institution.
The public inspir platform helps learners practise extracurricular activities and explore ideas. School deployments can be customised around each school’s content, workflows, and student context.
Confidential deployment design
School rollouts can be planned around student privacy, staff oversight, and the practical boundaries a learning community needs.
NCERT-aligned options
Custom content, prompts, and workflows can be adapted around NCERT needs and school-specific classroom priorities.
Funded access paths
AI learning access can be funded by partner schools or supported through CSR sponsorship for communities that need subsidised access.
Deployment path
Start with public guest mode, then shape the school version around real needs.
This gives school leaders a low-friction way to evaluate the learning experience before committing to content work, staff workflows, or funded access.
Try public guest modes
Teachers and leaders can start with Learn Anything, Socratic Instruction, Homework Coach, quizzes, and flashcards before a formal rollout.
Explore stepMap learning needs
Identify the school goals that matter most: conceptual support, homework hints, exam prep, active recall, writing feedback, or enrichment.
Explore stepConfigure workflows
Adapt the student experience around school context, curriculum priorities, content guardrails, and the level of staff visibility needed.
Explore stepLaunch and fund access
Move from pilot to wider access through school funding, partner support, or CSR pathways for learners who need subsidised access.
Explore stepWho it helps
One AI learning system, several school jobs.
Students need direct support, teachers need focused learning behavior, leaders need responsible deployment paths, and partners need clear ways to fund access.
Use caseTeachers
Create a safer route for practice, explanations, feedback, and revision prompts without sending students into a generic chatbot.
Open related resourceUse caseStudentsStart directly in the right learning mode for homework hints, maths steps, writing critique, quizzes, flashcards, or exam planning.
Open related resourceUse caseSchool leadersEvaluate a public AI learning layer first, then explore custom workflows, confidentiality needs, content alignment, and usage funding.
Open related resourceUse caseCSR and education partnersSupport funded AI learning access for communities that need high-quality support without adding cost to families.
Open related resourceDistribution that started offline
Built through real school and university networks.
inspir’s go-to-market grew from an existing offline network of schools and universities that had already engaged with extracurricular programmes and student events. That network helped inspir reach more than one million users across the free platform and partner schools.
For school leadersStudent AI chatCustom contentCSR sponsorship pathsNo forms required
Common questions
Simple paths from public guest mode to school deployment.
Schools can start by trying the public modes, then move toward a tailored version when they need custom workflows, content alignment, or funded access.
Can a school use inspir as a guest learning tool first?
Yes. The public guest modes let school leaders and teachers try the learning experience before discussing a tailored school deployment.
Can inspir support school-specific content or curriculum needs?
School deployments can be adapted around custom content, workflows, prompts, and NCERT-aligned learning needs where appropriate.
How is this different from giving students a generic AI chatbot?
inspir is organized around learning modes such as Socratic tutoring, homework hints, quizzes, flashcards, maths steps, writing critique, and exam planning, so students land in a more focused learning behavior.
How can access be funded for learners?
Access can be funded by partner schools or supported through CSR sponsorship paths for communities that need subsidised AI learning.
Can a rollout start small?
Yes. A school can begin by testing public modes, then move toward a pilot or tailored deployment when the use case, content needs, and funding path are clear.