An AI tutoring platform grounded in a specific teacher's own course material — not a generic tutor bolted onto a class, but one that follows the same steps, sequencing, and framing the teacher actually used.
Your course dashboard
Every class you're enrolled in shows up as a card on your home screen. Open one to drop straight into that class's tutor — each course has its own separate chat history and its own set of materials, so nothing bleeds between classes.
Your course dashboard — one card per class
The chat itself
The tutor is grounded in your teacher's own materials for that class — the same slides, notes, and problem sets they actually used — not a generic answer pulled from wherever. When you open a fresh conversation, you'll see suggested starting points (like picking up an assignment or reviewing a recent topic), or you can just start typing.
I don't understand why we set the determinant to zero.
Good question — what does that determinant tell us about the matrix?
A real exchange — grounded and guiding, not a generic answer
Socratic, not just answers
Rather than handing you a finished solution, the tutor is built to guide you toward it — asking questions, offering hints, and following the same sequencing your teacher actually used in class. See the "How it works" tab for why.
Your chat history, files, and models
The left sidebar keeps every past conversation for a class, you can attach your own files or specific course materials to a question, and you can switch between a couple of different underlying models (or a "notes only" mode that skips the AI entirely). All of this is explained step by step from inside the chat itself — look for "How to use Veridan" at the bottom of the left sidebar.