TBAI turns every tutoring session into a personalized learning plan, with skill mastery, well-being signals, and measurable progress. Built with Indigenous students and communities at the centre, in their language, under their control.
Everything we build for Indigenous communities rests on these two foundations, designed in from day one, not bolted on later.
Your language is your identity. The AI-generated session summary and personalized learning plan can be delivered in Indigenous languages, not through a generic translation engine, but through a responsible AI and human review process that respects the nuance and cultural weight of your language.
Your community's data belongs to your community, not to us. TBAI is built in full alignment with OCAP® principles: Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession. This is not a policy statement. It is how the platform is engineered.
The First Nations principles of OCAP® are the recognized standard for Indigenous data governance in Canada. TBAI is built to honour all four.
Beyond our two pillars, TBAI makes specific design choices that reflect respect for Indigenous values and lived experience.
Reports can be shared with the full circle of caregivers: grandparents, aunts, uncles, not just a single parent. Because family is community.
The AI's confidence, stress, and engagement signals are written with care. No clinical labels, no stigmatizing language. Always framed with warmth and respect.
We flag when a student may be dealing with connectivity issues (common in remote and northern communities) so tutors have the context they need.
Every AI-drafted summary, plan, and family recap avoids Western-centric academic language. Reports are written to resonate with Indigenous values and communication styles.
Built to accommodate the time zones and scheduling realities of remote and northern communities across Canada.
We will never sell, share, or monetize community data. This is a permanent, unconditional commitment, not a policy subject to change.
We are actively seeking Indigenous communities to partner with during our early access period.