
Audio Book App
An audiobook reader with AI-generated voice narration, chapter summaries, and adaptive playback speed.
AI education solutions for schools and edtech teams: AI tutors, adaptive lessons, faster marking and progress data teachers can act on mid-term.

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AI education solutions help schools, colleges and edtech companies teach each student at the right level, cut the hours teachers spend marking, and flag learners who are slipping before the term ends. Metaviz AI builds AI tutors, adaptive learning apps, automated grading, instructor dashboards and mobile learning apps that plug into the LMS you already run.
We start with one real moment in the week, like a teacher marking 120 quiz scripts on a Sunday night or a student stuck on homework with nobody to ask. A short discovery phase maps who uses the tool, what data it needs and which systems it has to talk to, usually your LMS, such as Moodle, Canvas or Google Classroom, plus your student records. Then we ship a focused first version, test it with one class and grow it from there.
AI is good at the repetitive parts: first-pass marking against a rubric, drafting quiz questions from your own notes, and spotting the student whose scores have dipped three weeks running. It shouldn't have the final say on grades, and a tutor shouldn't just hand out answers, so we build in teacher review and hint-first rules. Our Windsurfing Tricktionary coaching app pairs an adaptive learning engine with an instructor dashboard, and its stated results include 40% higher user engagement.
Here's the range we build in education, from the lesson a student sees to the admin nobody wants to do. Most projects use a few of these, not all of them. Point at the parts you need.
Lessons and practice that get harder or easier based on each student's answers, so the quick ones keep moving and the ones who are stuck get more practice first.
Lessons and practice that get harder or easier based on each student's answers, so the quick ones keep moving and the ones who are stuck get more practice first.
01 / 08Interactive tasks, gamification, and chat features have resulted in a 40% increase in daily active users - driving continuous improvement.
Windsurfing Tricktionary Online Coaching AppUsers spend more time in the app, listening to multiple summaries during their daily routines.
Audio Book AppUser-friendly interface and convenient features have led to strong user retention.
Audio Book AppAvailable in English, German, and Spanish - the app now serves a global audience with inclusive, accessible coaching worldwide.
Windsurfing Tricktionary Online Coaching AppBelow are projects we have built in this space. Each one opens into a case study with the problem, the build, and what changed after it went live.

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For education technology projects, these are the teams we usually bring in.
Three groups have to get something out of an education tool. Students need lessons pitched at them. Teachers need hours back. The people running the school or platform need to see what's working. We build for all three.
Every AI output that matters, whether a grade, a flagged student or a generated quiz, goes past a teacher first. The software suggests, your staff decide, and they can see why.
Our Windsurfing Tricktionary app runs on iOS, Android and web in English, German and Spanish, with an adaptive engine and an instructor dashboard. We know where learning apps get hard.
We work with the systems your school already runs instead of replacing them, so students keep one login and teachers don't re-enter marks in two places.
Student records get role-based access and encrypted connections from the first sprint, and we design around the privacy rules you follow, such as FERPA or GDPR, before picking any AI provider.
AI is used in education to personalize lessons, mark work faster, answer student questions and spot learners who are falling behind. In practice that means adaptive practice apps, AI tutors grounded in course material, rubric-based grading assistants and dashboards for teachers. It works best when AI handles the repetitive work and teachers keep the decisions.
AI personalizes learning by adjusting what comes next based on each student's answers and pace. It tracks which questions a learner gets right or wrong, then changes the difficulty, adds practice or suggests the next lesson. Teachers still set the curriculum and can see why the system made each change.
Yes, in most cases we add AI features to the LMS you already use rather than replacing it. Moodle and Canvas usually connect through LTI 1.3, which supports single sign-on and passing grades back, while Google Classroom connects through its API. Students keep their logins and teachers keep their gradebook.
We build tutors that guide students instead of handing over answers. The tutor gives a hint or the next step first, answers only from your course material, and logs conversations so teachers can see how a student got there. Teachers can also switch it off during tests or set stricter rules for graded work.
AI grading is dependable for rubric-based checks such as structure, grammar and right-or-wrong answers, and weaker at judging original arguments or factual accuracy. That's why we use it for a fast first pass with draft feedback, and a teacher reviews and approves the final mark. You get the speed without handing grades to a machine.
We treat student data as sensitive from the first design session. That means role-based access so each user sees only what they need, encrypted connections, and AI providers and data flows chosen around the privacy rules you follow, such as FERPA or GDPR. We agree the data handling rules with you before we build.
Yes, the Windsurfing Tricktionary online coaching app is one example. It combines an adaptive learning engine, an instructor dashboard and real-time progress tracking, and its stated results include 40% higher user engagement and multilingual access in three languages. Our Audio Book App, which turns books into audio summaries, reports 2x more engagement and an 80% retention rate.
Cost and timeline depend on scope, not a fixed package. The main drivers are the number of user roles, how much personalization you need, which systems we integrate with, whether it's web, mobile or both, and your privacy requirements. Starting with a focused first version for one course keeps both down. A free 30-minute consultation gives you a scoped estimate.
Tell us where your students or your staff are stuck, and we will tell you whether software can help.