Trust & content

Your expertise is
the foundation.

Your academy’s knowledge deserves a clear foundation: ownership, context and a shared understanding of how the learning experience works.

Start with the questions
that matter.

Your content remains yours

Our terms preserve your ownership of the material you upload. Acadasco’s role is to host and use it as necessary to provide the learning experience.

Make the source inspectable

A mentor’s explanation should lead back to the relevant teaching material. Learners and educators need a way to evaluate an answer in context rather than accept it on authority.

Keep educator judgement central

AI can be wrong or miss important context. Teaching boundaries, appropriate use and human feedback are part of the academy’s learning experience—not an afterthought.

Keep practice and achievement clear

Today helps learners practise and revisit concepts. Course completion, grades and certificates follow the academy’s defined requirements. An AI practice answer does not award course credit or change the academic record.

Agree data handling before onboarding

We discuss hosting, model-provider arrangements, access, retention and deletion with your team during early access. If you have residency or procurement requirements, bring them into the first conversation.

For your team’s evaluation

A useful onboarding
conversation is specific.

  1. What material can we use?

    Confirm that your academy has the rights needed to provide and use its course material in the experience.

  2. Who are the learners?

    Explain the audience, teaching context and any sensitive material or special requirements before selecting a pilot.

  3. What do your policies require?

    Discuss your data, provider, access and retention requirements. Ask for the relevant details before deciding on rollout.

  4. Where does human teaching take over?

    Agree the mentor’s scope and where questions should return to an educator or another qualified person.

This website’s examples.

The academy and mobile screens are product illustrations with sample content. The interactive lesson uses scripted feedback. It does not send answers to a model or save them.

The site self-hosts its fonts and includes no analytics or tracking cookies. The early-access form prepares an email in your own email app; it does not submit your details to a website backend.

Early access · a focused pilot

Start with one course. See what it can do.

Bring your material and one learner-support problem. We’ll explore the experience and agree a focused pilot before onboarding.

Explore a pilot for your course