One operating system for the whole school
An AI assistant that acts on a student's real account, a live AI tutor with voice and a whiteboard, and one analytics spine running from the district office down to a single student — in a single product.
Everything below is the real interface with demo data. You can click it — and talk to it.
An assistant that can act on your account
Simply is always listening in the background of the whole platform. It reads the student's real classes, grades and calendar — and then does the thing, once they confirm it. The panel here is the real model: talk to it with your own voice and it answers out loud.
Action log
Nothing yet. It fills in as the conversation runs.
Simply reads through the same row-level security the student does, so it can only ever tell them what their own account already knows — and nothing leaves the account without the confirm step.
Simply
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A tutor who talks back, and works it out on the board
Talk to it yourself. Press the microphone, say “Hi”, and Brainy hears you, thinks, answers out loud, and writes the working out on a shared whiteboard while it explains — a real session, not a chat window with a voice bolted on.
Tap the mic and say hi
Press the mic and say “Hi”. Everything you both say shows up here.
Try Brainy out, you can talk to them directly, just say Hi first.
The board is not a recording. The model emits drawing commands inside its reply and the board executes them as they arrive, which is why the working out lands a line at a time while the tutor is still talking.
One spine, four altitudes
Every click a student makes feeds the same analytics engine. Watch it resolve from 4,812 students down to one — Maya Haddad appears at all four levels.
These are four views of one schema, not four products with an integration between them. The district's attendance figure and Maya's mastery score are the same rows, read from different altitudes — which is also why one person gets exactly one account, one role and one portal, with no switcher between them.
- 4,812 students
Every school as one system
GPA, attendance, wellbeing and incidents roll up into a single view. The AI names the problem, shows its evidence and states its confidence — before anyone files a report.
District Command Center
Al Rayyan Independent School DistrictEvery school in one view — with the problems surfaced before anyone files a report.
District at a glance
214
Classrooms
4,812
Students
341
Teachers
3.2
Avg GPA
93.4%
Attendance
Needs attention
3Click a rowChronic absence in Grade 7 rose from 9% to 21% since the timetable change on April 27. The same cohort's incident count doubled in the same window, which is the pattern that usually precedes a GPA fall one term later.
High confidence · 86%Recommendation
Move Grade 7 period 1 back to 08:30 and re-run the attendance model in two weeks.
Enrollment by school
Enrolled against capacity
Incidents over time
Last 12 weeks by severity tier
Open a “Needs attention” row, sort the school table, or pivot the Academics explorer
- 4,812 students
- North Ridge High · 812
The same engine, one school deep
A principal goes from a building-wide number to the class and the teacher behind it in two clicks — and every insight arrives with its reasoning attached, not just a red flag.
North Ridge High
School Command CenterThe same engine, scoped to one school — down to the class and the teacher.
812
Students
47
Teachers
94.1%
Attendance
Class averages
Weighted average per class
GPA distribution
Students by letter band
Priority insights
Top students
Switch to Classes and filter to “Below 80%”, or expand an insight
- 4,812 students
- North Ridge High · 812
- Algebra II · Section B · 24
Analytics that turns into a day
What's due, what's already pre-graded, who is slipping and why, and the parent email drafted from the gradebook. The AI prepares; the teacher decides and sends.
Good morning, Ms. Alvarez
Teacher CockpitAlgebra II & Geometry · 5 sections · 132 students
Algebra II · Section A
Rm 214
Geometry · Section C
Rm 214
Algebra II · Section B
Rm 214
Office hours · SMeet
Virtual
Teachly
3 students in Section B are stuck on the same step
Maya, Sara and Khalid each lost the marks on factoring after completing the square — not on the arithmetic. That's one mini-lesson, not three interventions.
Watchlist
Flagged by the mastery engine — not by a gut feeling.
Lina Qasim
Slipping — 3 late submissions
Noor Mansour
4th absence this month
Parent update
To: Lina Qasim's guardian · sMail
Drafted by Teachly from this term's gradebook. You edit and send — it never sends on your behalf.
Take the register, or generate the warm-up Teachly suggests
- 4,812 students
- North Ridge High · 812
- Algebra II · Section B · 24
- Maya Haddad · 1
And for the student, a different product
Quiet, warm and built around their classes, their AI tutor and the tutors they can book. No dashboards, no tables, no red — the analytics happen behind them, not at them.
Tuesday, 14 August
Good morning, Maya
1,240
XP this week
12,450
Total XP
18
Hours studied
6
Units tracked
For you
Your Chemistry mastery dipped 4% this week
Stoichiometry is the only unit moving down. Twenty minutes of practice now is worth more than an hour on Thursday.
You write your best drafts before 8pm
Across 14 assignments, drafts started before 8pm scored 9 points higher. The essay is due tomorrow — tonight is the good window.
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History · sDocs
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61%Industrial revolution
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