Syllamate

Master of the Task.

Your LMS already knows where your students failed. It does not fix the lesson.

Your best course lives in one person's head and a folder of slides. When the class ends, the notes go stale.

Give us one syllabus you already teach. We will sit with your person and build that course. One model drafts. A second model, one you choose, argues against it. A model never approves anything. Your author does, and the record shows it.

Available to all.

Every student, in every room, in the format that works for them. The same course, narrated at midnight or captioned at a desk, with a tutor that answers from the exact version they are enrolled in.

For faculty

Your course. Your author.

Deans, chairs, professors

What you feel
Your best courses depend on the one person who built them. The model that writes a course should not get to approve it. Where else would we let a student grade their own work?
What we do
We build the course with your author from one syllabus you already teach. A second model argues against every file. Your author approves each gate, and the journal records who, what version, and when.
What you leave with
A course that teaches four ways, a tutor that cites the day and the source, a verifiable certificate with your brand on it, and a log of what changed after every class.
The faculty door

For workforce training

Mastery is how your people answer.

Chief learning officers, academy directors, the owner of the process

What you feel
Your best process lives in one expert's head, and the training deck is three versions old. You do not need a new workforce. You need this one, mastered for this moment.
What we do
We build the course with your expert from the material you already own. A second model argues against every file. Your expert approves each gate. A diagnostic with a real passing bar gates the next session.
What you leave with
A course your night shift and your classroom share, a knowledge base you decide who keeps, and a signed certificate you can verify and revoke.
The workforce door

Teach it four ways

One build. The course is not rebuilt for the room.

  1. 01

    Narrated

    Self-paced, with the lecture read aloud. The student who missed it hears it at midnight.

  2. 02

    Captioned

    Silent and self-paced, so a student can work at a desk without disturbing the room.

  3. 03

    Instructor-led, timed

    The instructor teaches. The slides advance on the lecture's timing cues.

  4. 04

    Traditional lecture

    The instructor teaches and advances the slides by hand. The same course, in the room.

The record

We say nothing the record cannot show.

A model never approves anything. You do.
Every file passes a gate a named person authorizes. The journal records who, what version by its content hash, and when. If a byte changes, the authorization lapses.
A second model argues against the draft.
You choose it and see its price. It can object. It cannot veto. Errors it finds need your disposition before the file can be approved.
The tutor cites the day and the source.
It answers from the exact version your student is enrolled in. When the course does not cover a question, it says so instead of inventing an answer.
The certificate is signed, and anyone can check it.
Issued automatically when the instructor confirms completion, with the student's name and your brand on it. You can revoke it, with a reason.
You decide who keeps the knowledge.
Five settings per course, from public to off. Keys and rubrics live in a corpus only your instructors can reach. No third party owns it.
After each class, you see where it broke.
The friction log shows where students got stuck and scored low. Syllamate proposes the fix. You approve it. The change log shows what changed and why.

The offer

One price. The course is yours.

$1,000 a year
The enterprise license. Builds courses, runs cohorts, holds the organization's seats and brand.
From $10 a seat
A month, in a block of ten; $5 in a block of a hundred. When the class ends, give the seat to the next student.
From $20 a month
A personal license. A graduate keeps the knowledge base in the AI they already use.
Certificate included
A verifiable certificate of completion at every tier. A public profile page that publishes them is $5, once.

A free seven-day trial, no card. No pilot. No per-course price. You keep the files whether or not you renew.

Send one syllabus you already teach. Pick the hard one.

We will sit with your person and build it. One model drafts. A second model argues against it. Your author approves every page. The enterprise license is $1,000 a year. The course is yours.

Send one syllabus

A model never approves anything. You do.

Every file passes a gate a named person authorizes, and the journal records who, what version, and when. A second model, one you choose, argues against the draft. It can object. It cannot veto.

Available to all.

Every student, in every room, in the format that works for them. Narrated, captioned, timed slides, or a traditional lecture, from one build.

Yours.

You set knowledge-base access course by course. Keys and rubrics live in a corpus only your instructors can reach. You keep the files whether or not you renew. No third party owns it.