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For each learner.

Start with a cohort. Agree the courses. Review the teaching and checked work before you scale.

Discuss a school pilot

Per-learner access · plans for 3–100 learners below

Scripted exampleGrady · MathsShared notebook
Grady

What is the greatest common factor in 2x² + 6x?

Start with one attempt. Your answer changes the explanation.

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Start small.
Inspect the teaching.

Useful evidence for the people supporting the learner.

Example learning trace

Pilot scope

A cohort you can review.

  • GroupAgreed learner cohort
  • CourseNamed specification
  • OwnerStaff lead
  • ReviewTeaching and independent work

A conversation.
A whiteboard.
One teacher.

Talk through the idea while Grady works beside you. Switch to typing without starting over.

“Can you explain that again?”

Browser voice sample.

Back to the notebook

Your course.
Your notes.
Grady’s next lesson.

Bring the material you need to learn. Work through it with your teacher.

Example materials from school topics and university lectures.

From: Enzymes · lecture slides

Why does the rate level off?

Substrate concentrationActive sites occupied

Every active site is occupied. More substrate can’t increase the rate.

Feedback you
can work with.

Show your answer. Find the missing detail. Then try again.

Example feedback

See how Grady checks it
Biology · Osmosis

Explain osmosis.

Water moves from a high concentration to a low concentration.

The direction is right. What would make it precise?

Personal teaching
should reach every classroom.

A school-controlled pilot makes that mission concrete: agreed courses, learner support and evidence your staff can review.

School learningExam preparationUniversity coursesYour own materialsCheck course availability

A pilot with a clear scope.

Per-learner pricing for 3–100 learners. No separate educator workspace fee.

Monthly

£50 / learner / month

Month-to-month billing.

  • One learner seat
  • Shared notebook and teaching
  • Educator workspace included
Discuss a school pilot

Yearly

£500 / learner / year

£41.67/month equivalent · billed yearly.

  • Same learner seat
  • £100 less than 12 monthly payments
  • For learning across the year
Discuss a school pilot

For larger cohorts, agree the scope and review plan with us first.

Your questions.
Clear answers.

What replaces a teacher?

Grady is built to take on routine explanation, guided practice, feedback and review. Staff retain care, safeguarding, formal assessment and decisions that need human judgement.

How does a school pilot start?

Agree the cohort, course, data scope, staff owner, review date and exit rule before learner access.

How much does it cost?

The listed seat price is £50 per learner monthly or £500 yearly for 3–100 learners. Larger rollouts need a scoped conversation.

Can we review trust information first?

Yes. Privacy, security, safeguarding and accessibility information is linked on this page. Contact us to discuss remaining procurement questions.

Start with a cohort.
Build from the evidence.

Tell us the course, cohort and questions you need answered.

Discuss a school pilot