For organisations and individuals

Unique learning,built on knowledge that already exists.

Bring your slides, your library, a goal, or nothing but curiosity. ikigize turns it into a structured course — reviewed by you, finished by the people who need it.

Using AI Effectively

5 blocks

What AI is good at — and what it isn't

Writing prompts that actually help

Watch: AI in everyday work

Practice: improve a real task

Check your understanding

3 of 5 blocks complete

Choose your path

One engine. Two journeys.

For organisations

Turn your team's scattered slides and recordings into courses they actually finish — reviewed by you before anyone sees them.

Import everything your team already has
Every course reviewed before it's published
Track who finished — and who didn't

For individuals

Bring a goal, your own notes, or nothing at all. ikigize curates and structures it into a course you'll actually study.

Start from a topic, materials, or a link
Grounded in real sources, not guesses
Private by default, priced before you commit

How it works

Import. Generate. Learn.

Start with what already exists

Bulk-upload slides, PDFs, recordings, and links. The Librarian extracts, tags, and organises everything into a searchable library.

The AI faculty builds the course

Professor drafts the brief, outline, and every session — from your materials first. You approve each stage before it moves on.

Deliver to your team — or just start studying

Publish to campuses for teams and cohorts, or simply start studying solo with Dean as your coach. Either way, track progress and see what's actually completed.

The AI faculty

Three agents. One team.

Specialised agents that work across every flow — and get more useful with every run.

Dean

Strategy & wayfinding

Helps you figure out what to learn or teach next, and coaches learners mid-course.

Professor

Course generation & guidance

Runs the full generation pipeline: brief, research, outline, content, critique.

Librarian

Research & curation

Finds and vets sources — your library first, the public web last. Every source attributed.

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Turn your knowledge into learning that sticks.

Free to start. No instructional-design skill needed.