Flint

Flint is an AI learning platform built for schools. Teachers create interactive activities that students work through in a guided chat, and the platform reports back on what the class actually understood rather than only what was submitted. Activities are built through an assistant called Sparky, from seven starting points: quizzing students on material, problem solving practice, speaking a world language, giving writing feedback, debating, tutoring a topic, or a custom activity. Teachers shape a draft by chatting or fill in the Overview, Behavior, Language, Grading and Assignment panels by hand, and a preview pane runs the activity while it is still being written. Source material can be uploaded as PDFs, documents, slides, sheets, images, audio and links, or imported from Google Drive and OneDrive. Inside a session students get web search, speech in and out, a whiteboard, code, images and video, with time limits, availability windows and deadlines set by the teacher. Analytics summarize class strengths, the misconceptions that recur and how many students hold them, and a suggested follow up lesson. The platform is built to FERPA, COPPA and GDPR standards and can be used by students under 13. Flint is free for up to 80 users, where a user can be a teacher, a student or an administrator. Paid licenses are priced by school size: $3,000 a year for up to 150 users, $4,000 a year for up to 250, and $6,500 a year for up to 500, with custom pricing above that. Paid plans add SIS and LMS integration, school wide data analytics and a dedicated customer success manager, and can be purchased annually or month to month.