One assessment. A Virtual Brain. A learning experience that adapts to every child.
AIVO builds a private model of how each learner learns, then lets 14 AI tutors teach to it — adapting pace, modality, and sensory load in real time, with IEP-aligned progress everyone can see.
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How a session adapts
- AssessmentA grown-up sets the stage
- Virtual BrainA living learner profile
- AI tutorsReal-time adaptation
- ProgressIEP-aligned insight
In short
What is AIVO and how does it work?
AIVO is an adaptive AI learning platform built for neurodiverse K–12 learners. A parent or teacher completes a short, calm assessment. AIVO uses it to build a Virtual Brain — a living model of how a child learns best — and 14 subject tutors adapt their pacing, examples, and sensory presentation to that profile in real time. Progress is mapped to IEP-style goals and shared with families, teachers, and schools. Learner data is never used to train third-party AI models.
- Built for neurodiverse K–12 learners
- 14 subject tutors plus a Cloud Coach
- Adapts pace, modality, and sensory load live
- IEP-aligned goals and progress monitoring
- COPPA- and FERPA-aligned; no ad tracking
- AI subject tutors, plus a Cloud Coach
- 14AI subject tutors, plus a Cloud Coach
- From first hello to lasting progress
- 4 stepsFrom first hello to lasting progress
- Accessibility target across the platform
- WCAG 2.2 AAAccessibility target across the platform
- Learner records used to train third-party models
- ZeroLearner records used to train third-party models
How it works, step by step
A calm, four-step path that adapts to each learner — set up by a grown-up, driven by the child.
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A grown-up sets the stage
Parents or teachers complete a short, calm assessment about strengths, interests, sensory needs, and goals — no testing pressure on the child.
It takes about ten minutes. Existing IEP goals can be imported or added so AIVO aligns with the plan a child already has.
A starting picture of the learner - 2
AIVO builds a Virtual Brain
AIVO turns the assessment and a gentle baseline discovery into a living profile of how the child learns best — pace, preferred modalities, and sensory comfort.
The Virtual Brain updates as the learner works, tuning difficulty, pacing, modality, and sensory presentation. It stays private to the learner and their guardians.
A living, private learner model - 3
The child learns with a tutor
Cloud Coach and 14 subject tutors teach to the Virtual Brain, adapting examples, pacing, and breaks in real time — no timers, no pressure.
Sensory-friendly modes reduce visual noise and motion, while human oversight, content filtering, and prompt minimization keep the experience safe.
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Everyone sees progress
Clear dashboards and IEP-aligned goals keep families, teachers, and schools in sync on what is working — and what to try next.
Progress monitoring maps to measurable goals, so reviews and reporting are grounded in evidence rather than guesswork.
Shared, IEP-ready insight
What powers the experience
The building blocks behind every adaptive session.
The Virtual Brain
A per-learner model that captures how a child learns and tunes every session to it.
14 adaptive tutors
Subject specialists that adjust pacing, examples, and modality to the learner in real time.
Sensory-aware design
Calm, low-distraction modes with control over motion, contrast, and visual load.
IEP-aligned goals
Map learning to measurable goals and monitor progress against the child's plan.
Insight dashboards
Plain-language progress for families and standards-aligned views for educators.
Human-in-the-loop AI
Oversight, content filtering, and no third-party model training on learner data.
Where your data goes — and where it doesn't
Personalization that stays private by design.
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Collected with consent
Assessment and learning signals are gathered with parent or school authorization.
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Used to personalize
Those signals power the learner's Virtual Brain and the tutors' real-time adaptation.
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Kept private
Learner data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and is never sold or rented.
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Never trains outside models
We do not use learner data to train or fine-tune any third-party foundation model.
The AIVO Adaptive Intelligence Engine (AIVO's proprietary decision layer) decides what to teach, how to adapt it, and which approved supports to use. Tutor dialogue and lesson text are generated through contracted model providers. AIVO does not operate a proprietary foundation model in production.
AIVO never infers emotions and never makes diagnoses. It adapts from observable learning signals: practice results, response patterns, chosen breaks, and supports adults approve.
For schools & districts
Built to support special education teams from day one
The security, compliance, and controls that procurement and IT teams expect.
Privacy & compliance
COPPA- and FERPA-aligned, with a District Agreement and DPA available for institutions.
Security
Encryption in transit, encrypted document storage, MFA and role-based access, and a SOC 2 program in progress.
SSO & rostering
Sign-in and class rostering designed to fit district identity and roster systems.
Accessibility
A WCAG 2.2 AA target across the platform, with tested assistive-technology results published and an ACR to follow a planned external audit.
Admin controls
Role-based dashboards for teachers, schools, and districts with the right visibility at each level.
Data governance
Clear retention, de-identification, and sub-processor practices documented in our Trust Center.
Who AIVO is for
One adaptive platform, tailored to each person who supports a learner.
Families
Set up a calm, private learning space and follow progress in plain language.
For familiesTeachers
Differentiate without extra prep and keep instruction aligned to each learner's goals.
For educatorsSchools & districts
Deploy with the privacy, security, and reporting your institution requires.
For schoolsFrequently asked questions
Quick answers to what families, educators, and IT teams ask most.
What is a Virtual Brain?
A Virtual Brain is AIVO's per-learner model of how a child learns best — their pace, preferred modalities, and sensory comfort. It is built from a short assessment and a gentle baseline, updates as the learner works, and stays private to the learner and their guardians.
How does AIVO personalize learning?
AIVO's 14 subject tutors teach to the Virtual Brain, adjusting difficulty, pacing, examples, modality, and sensory presentation in real time. There are no timers or time pressure, and sensory-friendly modes reduce visual noise and motion.
Is AIVO suitable for neurodiverse learners?
Yes. AIVO is engineered for neurodiverse K–12 learners, with calm, low-distraction design, sensory controls, and IEP-aligned goals so learning fits the plan a child already has.
Does AIVO use my child's data to train AI models?
No. AIVO does not use personally identifiable learner data — including chats, assessments, or learning data — to train, fine-tune, or improve any third-party AI foundation model, and learner data is never sold or rented.
How does AIVO approach COPPA and FERPA?
AIVO is built to align with COPPA and FERPA. For institutions, AIVO acts as a school official under FERPA and offers a District Agreement and Data Processing Addendum. See the Privacy Policy and Trust Center for details.
How does AIVO support IEPs?
Families and schools can align learning to IEP-style goals and monitor progress against them, so reviews and reporting are grounded in measurable evidence.
How do schools and districts deploy AIVO?
AIVO supports school and district rollout with SSO and rostering, role-based admin controls, security and accessibility documentation, and a DPA — so IT and procurement teams can adopt it with confidence.
How much does AIVO cost?
Families can start free with no credit card. School and district pricing is tailored to size and needs — see the pricing page or talk to our team.
See how AIVO adapts to your learner
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