Flint K-12 lets teachers build their own AI tutor bots, custom-scoped chatbots that only discuss what the teacher permits, guided by pedagogy the teacher sets, so students get help without shortcuts to answers.

A teacher configures a bot's knowledge, tone, and guardrails, for example, "help students think through this essay prompt using Socratic questions, never write the essay for them", and Flint enforces that behavior in every student conversation. Built-in activities cover Socratic dialogue, debate practice, vocabulary review, and reading comprehension checks, with full teacher visibility into every student chat, a transparency layer that addresses the core fear around classroom AI: that it just does the work for kids. District-level administration, rostering integration, and compliance with education privacy law round out the offering.

Who is it for?

K-12 teachers and districts who want AI in the classroom without losing control over what it does, and schools wary of general chatbots doing students' thinking for them.

How much does Flint K-12 cost?

District and school licensing, custom-priced through the district sales process, with free trials for individual teachers to test bot-building before rollout.

Our verdict

Flint answers the actual objection teachers raise about classroom AI, control and visibility, better than general-purpose tools ever could. For schools adopting AI cautiously, it is one of the more thoughtfully designed options available.