SocratiQ

SocratiQ, built by Puthir Learning, is a teaching and learning platform that uses AI facilitators to support inquiry-based education rather than to automate it away. Teachers design explorable curriculums — courses, lesson plans, activities and topical guides — which can be assigned to individual students or groups, iteratively improved, shared with fellow teachers, or published to an open gallery. The stated goal is to remove hours of repetitive preparation while preserving the pedagogy a teacher actually believes in.

On the student side, learning happens through facilitation rather than lecturing. Multiple AI facilitators carry distinct personas matched to a subject and a learner's needs, acting as non-judgemental co-thinkers who respond to inquiries with bite-sized lessons, topical guides and instant layered feedback. Students build up an interactive notebook as they go: a markdown editor with side-by-side preview, colour-coded hierarchical notes and offline support, so the canvas of learning becomes something personal rather than a shared worksheet. Quizzes, essays and follow-up assessments then check mastery, with qualitative insights alongside quantitative scores.

For schools and administrators, SocratiQ adds roster import, teams, teacher roles, shared credits, a media library and learner portfolios, and it supports higher education as well as K-12. Mastery, cumulative progress and wellness reports give teachers and administrators a view of how learners are actually doing. The company emphasises privacy by design: it says it gathers only what the service needs, does not share data with third parties without explicit consent, and publishes a readable privacy policy. Pricing is not published publicly and is arranged with the company.