The product
Adapt is two surfaces and one loop between them. You build in the Studio, students learn on their phones, and what they get wrong comes straight back to you.
Studio drafts; you decide. No course rebuild, no migration to a new LMS, and nothing published that you haven’t read.
Upload a lecture, a slide deck, a reading, a syllabus. Adapt reads the source and builds the course around the concepts it actually contains, rather than trimming your material to a fixed length.
The course is planned before it is written, and the plan is in front of you to change. Nothing is sized by a formula — the shape comes from your material, not a template.
Adapt drafts; you decide what reaches students. Assign a course to a group when it’s ready — and edit any card, regenerate any lesson, or throw the plan out and re-cut it before you do.
Teach, compare, quiz, match, estimate, Socratic dialogue, key terms, formulas with real math rendering, charts and timelines. The card fits the concept, rather than everything becoming a multiple-choice question.
Short interactive sets they answer themselves — there’s nothing to paste into a chatbot. An AI coach is there when they’re stuck, and streaks, XP and badges are what bring them back tomorrow. No laptop logins, no forty-minute modules.
A gradebook tells you a student got 68%. Adapt tells you which idea they missed, how the rest of the cohort did on that same idea, and whether it’s one student struggling or your Tuesday lecture.
Instead of finding out at the midterm, you find out Tuesday — while there’s still time to do something about it.
Upload the list you already have. Students you know are enrolled directly; the rest get an invitation that matches them automatically when they sign up.
Courses one instructor builds can be published to the whole organization, so a second section doesn’t rebuild the same module.
A distribute-only role hands out shared courses and sees how they land, without the ability to change them.
Curious how your material would come out? Create a free account and run one of your own lectures through it — the first build takes a few minutes.
Upload one lecture and watch the pipeline on this page run on your own content, not on a sample built to demo well. Free to set up, and nothing reaches a student until you assign it.
