AI for math you and your district can stand behind.
You're already turning to AI. The real question isn't whether you'll use it, it's whether you use a tool designed for math instruction and student-data privacy, or one that wasn't built for either. Ed.ai gives you a trusted option your district can approve.
You and your colleagues are already using AI on student work.
The question isn't whether they are using it, it's whether it's safe and actually good at math.
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Purpose-built for math. Secure by design. Trusted by districts.
Get the power of AI without sacrificing privacy, consistency, or district oversight.
Ed.ai follows multi-step mathematical reasoning, awards partial credit, reads handwritten work with 95% accuracy, and aligns results to CCSS and state standards, giving teachers insights they can immediately act on.
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Ed.ai is FERPA and COPPA compliant, aligned with privacy requirements across all 50 states, and never uses student work to train AI models. We sign district Data Privacy Agreements, maintain a transparent subprocessor list, and process student data under zero-retention terms from end to end.
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Every grade and comment is reviewable and editable before a student sees it. You can stand behind the output because a teacher always signs off.
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Bring your school one approved solution for grading, feedback, and reteaching instead of a mix of unvetted AI tools. Built specifically for math, designed for privacy, FERPA-safe, and easy to standardize across classrooms.
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Ed.ai is FERPA and COPPA compliant, meets state data-privacy laws in all 50 states, signs your district's Data Privacy Agreement and never uses student data to train AI.
The AI you're already looking for.
5,000+ math teachers use Ed.ai to grade smarter, give better feedback, and keep student data out of generic AI tools.
Trusted by districts like Caldwell County Schools (NC) and Schuylerville Central School District (NY).
“The accuracy on handwritten papers is impressive, and the reteaching definitely makes it worth it.” — High School Math Teacher in North Carolina.