For Students
Stay on track between classes
- Lesson-grounded tutor with Socratic help from your instructor's materials, plus integrity guardrails on graded work
- Agenda, assignments, and class hubs in one shell
- Mastery journey with intervention markers
Synaptica's predictive analytics flag at-risk students weeks early. When homework gets hard at home, the AI tutor gives Socratic help grounded in each instructor's lessons. Instructors stay in control, and every lesson adapts to how the class learns.
Real-time mastery, risk detection, and Synaptica interventions.
Synaptica Intervention
Adaptive Check-In
One platform
Undergraduates, graduate courses, and faculty share one learning stack, with institution-level analytics that surface patterns chairs and student-success teams can act on.
For Students
For Instructors
For Institutions
How it works
Instructors, students, and campus analytics share one workflow, so early signals become outreach instead of another export to reconcile.
Learning preferences shape how lessons are built. Instructors upload materials, start from objectives, or map a syllabus to how each section learns.
Classes, agendas, and adaptive content stay in sync. Teachers schedule visually; students see the same week plan and class hubs.
When students hit a wall on homework, the tutor uses the instructor's lesson content for hints and questions, not answer keys. Assignments and check-ins link straight to that support.
Mastery journeys and gradebooks combine scores with retention signals, so drift shows up while there is still time in the term.
Automated interventions, instructor priority queues, and institution exports turn signals into outreach, remediation, and evidence.
Problems surface early enough for outreach and remediation. Students get timely support, instructors spend less time on prep and grading, and campus teams can export what they need before a failing grade is the only signal left.
Our approach
Synaptica measures durable learning through standardized quizzes, adaptive checkpoints, and retrospective retention checks, not just completion speed. Homework stays practice-focused and ungraded so students can experiment while mastery signals stay honest.
How we define masteryChoose the path that matches how you'll evaluate Synaptica: instructor, student success, or institutional research.