Nexus demo: a 3-minute tour

[ TRANSCRIPT ]

Transcript

This is Nexus: the AI your school can approve. It starts with the school. An administrator picks which AI models students can use. Nexus follows each provider's rules for students under eighteen, so parent consent is recorded wherever a provider requires it.

Next, the school names who receives safety alerts. And it sets daily spending limits.

Teachers choose each class's learning mode: hints, guided, or full answers with critique. Students can't switch it off. In guided mode, Nexus gives the next step, not the answer. And if a model tries to hand over the final answer anyway, Nexus withholds it. Students can compare answers from two approved models, and keep the explanation that helps them most.

Each assignment keeps its own chats, under the class rules, so students pick up where they left off, at school or at home.

Teachers see where the class needs help, without ranking any student. Students get next steps, built from their own practice. Students can use Nexus at home, too. So the next morning, teachers already know where to help.

If a student writes something that suggests they're in danger, Nexus shows crisis resources right away, and flags the message for the contact your school names.

Nexus. The AI your school can approve. Plan a pilot at trynexus.cc.