Welcome 👋
You’re an Ed.ai ambassador.
This kit gives you everything you need to introduce Ed.ai to a colleague, your department, or your principal — whether it’s a one-on-one chat, a department meeting, or a board presentation.
Pick the resources that fit the moment, and reach out anytime you need help.
Our mission: make every math assessment a stepping stone for student growth.
The #1 AI grading engine built specifically for middle and high school math.
Not a generic AI adapted to math — purpose-built from the ground up. It reads handwritten work, follows multi-step reasoning, awards partial credit intelligently, writes feedback that pinpoints the exact misconception, and maps everything to your state standards.
Step-by-step reasoning analysis, rubric generation, intelligent partial credit, detailed per-student feedback.
State standard mastery tracking, error pattern detection, class-level insights.
Personalized practice based on each student’s actual misconceptions.
Conversational AI connected to all your assessment data.
Middle & High school + AP math — Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry, Pre-Calc, Calculus, Statistics.
10+ state standards today, all 50 states covered in September 2026.
Show Ed.ai instead of just describing it.
Three videos for three moments — projecting during a meeting, sending a self-serve link, or running short on time.
A 1-min marketing video that covers the basics. Good if you’re running out of time!
A 5-min product walkthrough with no audio — perfect to project during a meeting while you narrate it yourself.
A guided walkthrough with Jonathan’s voiceover. Send this link to colleagues who want to discover Ed.ai on their own time.
Materials designed for different conversations.
Pick the one that fits the moment — from a quick send to a colleague to a board presentation.
A single page covering what Ed.ai is, who uses it, and the core proof points. Great for a quick send to a colleague.
Walks through what a school or district trial looks like — duration, scope, what’s measured, what’s expected.
A 5-slide deck for a quick overview — mission, 3 pillars, demo, the Ed.ai loop, Q&A. Great for a department meeting or PLC.
Designed for principals, department heads, and school boards. Covers what Ed.ai is, why it matters for math, compliance (FERPA / COPPA, state data privacy), and how a trial works.
A series of short walkthroughs to help you (and the colleagues you onboard) ramp up quickly.
Questions you’ll get asked.
What teachers, parents, and admins ask most often — use these as talking points when you advocate for Ed.ai.
Ed.ai hits 95% accuracy on handwritten math because it was purpose-built for math — trained on 50,000+ math problems with math teachers in the loop. It doesn’t just OCR symbols; it follows the student’s reasoning step-by-step. And you always stay in control: every grade is reviewable and editable before it’s final.
Ed.ai is FERPA-compliant, COPPA-compliant, and aligned with state data privacy laws. Student data is never used to train AI models. We’re built for K-12 from day one — privacy isn’t bolted on.
Ed.ai was designed so teachers can choose to use it with no student screen time. Every step has a printable output: graded papers can be downloaded as PDFs or synced with the LMS. Similarly, generated activities can be exported as PDF, DOCX, or TeX files, or synced directly with the LMS. You decide whether students access them online or stay fully paper-based.
Ed.ai maps every problem and every error to CCSS, TEKS, NCSCOS, and other state standards. The analytics show mastery at the skill level, so PLCs and curriculum coordinators get the data they need without extra work.
ChatGPT is a generalist. It scans for keywords, can misread handwriting, and often gives vague feedback like “check your work.” Ed.ai is purpose-built for math: it follows mathematical reasoning, reads handwritten work, awards partial credit intelligently, and aligns to state standards. It also applies the same grading logic consistently across every paper in the same assessment, so two students making the same error are evaluated the same way. Generic AI treats a math problem like an essay — Ed.ai treats it like math.
5 minutes. Sign up, upload your first assessment, and Ed.ai generates a rubric you can review. The free tier (30 papers / month) is enough to try it on a full class before involving anyone else.
Ed.ai has a free tier for teachers (30 papers / month). Then school and district pricing is custom and includes unlimited usage, admin dashboards, and trial support. Reach out and we’ll walk you through it.
Talk to a real human.
Our US Account Executives are here to help you set up a trial, answer compliance questions, or walk your principal through what a school rollout looks like.
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East Coast Account Executive
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West Coast & Central Account Executive
Thank you for being part of this. 🚀
— The Ed.ai team