An AI tutor inside the school portal your students already use
The students who most need to ask a question a third time are exactly the ones who won't. Not in a classroom of forty, and not to a teacher who has already explained it twice.
SkoolBook includes an AI Tutor in the same portal as the student's homework, marks and timetable. It answers the same question a fourth time with exactly the same patience, and it is grounded in that school's own material rather than answering from the open internet.
What you get
Grounded in the school's own syllabus
Answers draw on material the school has provided, so the explanation matches what was taught rather than a generic version of the topic.
Infinite patience, by design
The third and fourth attempt at the same concept get the same answer quality as the first — which is the entire value for the student who is behind.
Metered, never throttled mid-thought
A fair-use session cap per student keeps AI cost predictable for the school. It is a cap on sessions, not an answer that stops halfway.
Inside the portal, inside the tenancy
The tutor lives behind the same login and the same per-school isolation as everything else, not in a separate consumer app with its own account.
Per-school AI configuration
Schools that want to run on their own AI provider key can — the platform supports per-tenant credentials rather than forcing one shared account.
How it works
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Provide the material
The school uploads its own study material so answers are grounded in what's actually taught.
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Students just use it
The tutor sits in the portal students already log into for homework and marks — nothing new to install or sign up for.
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Usage stays predictable
A fair-use session cap per student per month keeps the school's AI spend bounded and forecastable.
Frequently asked
Is the AI Tutor unlimited?
It ships with a fair-use session cap per student per month. That is a deliberate choice: uncapped AI is how a per-student price quietly becomes unprofitable, and a vendor with unprofitable unit economics is not a vendor you want running your school in year three.
Does it answer from the school's own syllabus or from the internet?
From material the school provides. That is what stops it contradicting what was taught in class, which is the failure mode that makes teachers stop trusting a tool like this.
Can our school use its own AI provider account?
Yes — the platform supports per-school AI credentials, so a school that wants its own provider key and its own billing relationship can have one.