FAQ

Short answers, by reader.

For teachers, students, colleges and providers, and about data. Each answer links to the page that shows it.

Teachers

  • What does Edudojo do?

    Students write with a Socratic Coach that asks questions and never writes the answer. After they submit, the assigned teacher reads a read-only Replay of the drafts and the coach chat. Edudojo does not grade.

    See the platform

  • Is AI now called super intelligence?

    No. Labs use "super intelligence" (SI) for a future AI that would go beyond human ability. Edudojo's coach is today's AI, set to ask questions and never write the answer.

    See the coach

  • What is process-based assessment?

    It means looking at how a student drafts, asks, checks and revises, not only at the finished piece. When AI can write a polished text in seconds, the drafts and the questions along the way give the teacher more to discuss.

    Read the guide

  • How is this different from an AI detector?

    A detector guesses from the final text. Edudojo saves the drafts and the coach chat for the assigned teacher to read. Neither proves who wrote the work.

    Alternatives to detectors

  • What does the teacher see in the Replay?

    After submission: the saved drafts, the coach chat, the student's optional How I worked declaration and any Start-again reasons. Not every keystroke, and no scores.

    See the Replay

  • What is Teacher Assistance?

    Three rooms for preparing to teach: Syllabus, Plan a class and Learn AI. AI drafts, but you check and decide; grading is not available. Work saves to your account when it can.

    See Teacher Assistance

Students

  • Will the coach write my essay?

    No. The coach asks questions and never writes answers or finished work. When you make a point in the chat, it can offer your own words back as a card that you add, edit or dismiss.

    See the coach

  • What is the Red Team?

    Now and then the coach plants a small weak step in a reply, without saying which. Tap "Something feels off?" or say so in the chat. It is practice.

    Try a Red Team check

  • Which languages can I use?

    English and Hindi. A language switcher is available, and each session runs in one language. Hindi text is not yet reviewed by a native reader.

    English and Hindi

Colleges and providers

  • Is there a pilot?

    The first pilot is planned with Parishkar College in Jaipur, in English and Hindi; it is not running yet. The founder selects the participants and how many.

    What joining a pilot means

  • What does a pilot check?

    Usability, reliability, teacher workload and running cost. It does not measure learning gains, authorship or whether grades are valid.

    The end review

  • How does pricing work?

    We agree terms with each college directly. Training providers can ask about a cohort.

    The pilotWrite to us

  • Who is Edudojo for?

    Colleges and training providers whose teachers want to see how student work was made, not only the final file.

    See the platformThe pilot

Data and privacy

  • What is stored, and who can read it?

    The process record (drafts, coach chat, declarations, submissions). The assigned teacher reads it; admins only through a logged review case.

    Read the privacy policy

  • Where is the data kept?

    In Mumbai, India. AI model providers process text where they run.

    What we keep, who sees it

  • Is student work used to train AI?

    No. Student work is not used for research or to train models.

    Research and requests

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