FOR SCHOOLS & YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS
Built around the consent form — not bolted on after it.
Unpack gives your teachers ready-to-run AI literacy sessions, and gives you a clear view of consent, retention and data requests — from day one.
What your school gets
Ready-made sessionsA two-hour format with a hook, hands-on missions, reflection and teach-back. No prep for teachers.
A live teacher viewSee every student’s progress, who’s stuck, and who over-trusts or over-corrects.
An admin dashboardConsent coverage by class, retention dates, deletion requests and an exportable audit record.
Content that stays currentMissions refreshed every six months, checked against sources and approved by a person.
PRIVACY & CONSENT
We collect as little as we can — and never train on any of it.
What we record
- A pseudonym and class code
- Which missions were played
- The student’s gut call, sources opened and verdicts
- Time taken per mission
What we never record
- Real names or email addresses
- Location
- Voice recordings (speech-to-text is optional and not stored)
- Anything sent on to train an AI model
How consent works
Retention. Mission records are kept until the end of the school year at most, and deleted automatically. You can shorten it.
The name list stays with you. Students join with pseudonyms; the list matching names to pseudonyms is your school’s. We never store real names.
Strictest by default. Four protections are locked for every school and can’t be switched off, by you or by us.
CONTENT YOU CAN TRUST
A course about checking had better check itself.
DraftedNew missions and refreshes, every six months.
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CheckedEvery claim traced to a live source. Every trap fair at its age band.
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Approved by a personNothing goes live without human sign-off.
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Expired on timeNews missions retire automatically when they go stale.
From first call to first session
- STEP 1Pick a pilot classOne teacher, one class, one two-hour session.
- STEP 2Set up consentChoose your consent model; we send the requests.
- STEP 3Brief the teacherA short walkthrough of the composer and live view.
- STEP 4Run it, then reviewSee what your students caught — and what they missed.
For IT, safeguarding and legal
Does the AI learn from students?
No. Student input is never used for training — we only use provider settings that don’t allow it, and nothing students type is passed to any training pipeline.
Is it accessible?
Every narrated line has captions, the whole experience works by keyboard, and nothing relies on color alone.
Do you support single sign-on?
Students don’t sign in — they use a class code. Staff sign in with their work email and a password.
Can we see a data processing agreement?
Yes — ask when you request a pilot.