For universities, colleges, and instructors

Turn course material into an AI learning system

Ketapai transforms lecture notes, PDFs, textbooks, slides, and past exams into a page-aware AI study assistant for students, with an instructor dashboard that reveals weak topics, confusing pages, repeated questions, and learning gaps.

Enter Platform
Calculus I · Page 24
f(x) = 3x² - 2x

Explain this example.

Sure. I’ll explain it using the page currently open.

Understands the current page
Instructor analytics included

An AI layer for university learning.

Ketapai gives students course-specific help from the material they are actually studying, while giving instructors visibility into what students are struggling with outside the lecture hall.

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Course-specific AI support

Students ask questions from their PDFs, lecture notes, textbooks, slides, and past exams. The assistant answers using the exact page and course context.

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Instructor learning analytics

Ketapai highlights repeated questions, confusing pages, weak topics, and common misunderstandings so instructors can intervene earlier.

Fast university deployment

Launch AI-powered course support without rebuilding your learning systems or forcing your technical team into yet another heroic disaster sprint.

A study experience that understands the course.

Ketapai places the course material beside the AI assistant. Students can ask about the exact page they are reading, request explanations, generate practice questions, create concept maps, and study from trusted course content instead of random internet answers.

Enter Platform
ketapai.com/university
Interactive Course Material Page 24
Derivatives and Applications
Graph / equation / example from the page
Ketapai Assistant Page-aware AI
Explain the example on this page.
Sure. Let’s go step by step using the example shown in your course material.
Give me a similar practice question.
Here is a similar question with a small change so you can test real understanding, not just memory.
Turn this topic into a concept map.
Sure. I’ll organize the main ideas and relationships so the topic becomes easier to see as one connected structure.
Instructor Dashboard Calculus I
Questions analyzed 0
Weak topics 0
Confusing pages 0
Chain rule confusion Students mix inner and outer derivatives.
High
Page 24 repeated questions Most questions come from the worked example.
Medium
Practice generation ready Create questions based on actual student weaknesses.
Ready

Instructor dashboard built from real student questions.

Ketapai does not only help students study. It turns student activity into clear instructor insight: weak topics, confusing pages, repeated questions, and targeted practice generation.

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Detect weak topics

The dashboard groups student questions into clear struggle areas and shows which concepts need attention.

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Find confusing pages

Instructors can see which pages trigger repeated questions, making lectures and revision sessions easier to improve.

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Generate targeted practice

Create practice questions based on the actual problems students are facing, not vibes, guesses, and academic folklore.

Simple university deployment.

Ketapai connects course content, student support, and instructor analytics in one workflow. The university provides the material, and Ketapai turns it into an interactive AI learning layer.

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Upload course material

The university or instructor provides PDFs, lecture notes, textbooks, slides, past exams, or course documents.

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Convert it into AI-readable content

Ketapai processes pages, text, images, examples, equations, and structure so students can interact with the material accurately.

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Launch student assistant and instructor dashboard

Students get page-aware AI support, while instructors receive analytics on struggles, confusing pages, repeated questions, and weak topics.

Evaluate Ketapai with your course content.

Share your institution details and the course you would like to explore. Our team will review your request and prepare a relevant demo environment for your academic use case.

You can include a course name, academic material, or module if you already have one in mind.