Five dials and a topic lock
Guided questioning, difficulty, response length, encouragement and language style, set per class. Lock the tutor to a topic from the Quebec curriculum tree and set a daily time limit.
AI tutoring for institutions · Quebec curriculum · Built in Montréal by teachers
Aethon is an AI tutoring platform for institutions in Quebec and Canada: Secondary 5, CEGEP, adult education and post-secondary. Teachers shape the tutor with five dials and lock it to a Quebec curriculum topic; students work with a tutor that guides instead of answering, with diagrams and a concept map; school leaders manage seats and access. Answers are checked by Aegis, student records are stored in Canada (Law 25, PIPEDA), and student users are 16 and over. Built in Montréal by teachers.
Institution access · Seat licensing on request · English & French · Students 16+
You know the learners. Aethon gives you the controls, and shows you what deserves a closer look.
Guided questioning, difficulty, response length, encouragement and language style, set per class. Lock the tutor to a topic from the Quebec curriculum tree and set a daily time limit.
Create classes, invite students with a code, and follow sessions and learning activity from one dashboard, in English or French.
Common misconceptions, a concept-mastery heatmap and recent assessment activity, per class. They are inferred indicators that point to questions worth a conversation; they are not grades.
The same guided tutor as Mnemosyne, inside the frame you set for the class.
Students start from a question or from the topic their teacher has set for the class.
It asks students to try first, builds on what they notice, and leads them to the answer instead of handing it over, at the questioning level and difficulty you chose.
Diagrams and graphs appear beside the explanation; a concept map grows with every idea covered.
Quizzes and Feynman checks feed the class’s formative view; what students cover comes back as spaced review.
Every AI chatbot can hallucinate — state a wrong answer with total confidence. Aegis grounds each answer in the Quebec curriculum, re-derives the math, and watches for contradictions, in our own Canadian-built verification layer.
Cross-referenced with the Quebec curriculum tree from Ariadne, our own curriculum explorer, not the open internet.
Re-computed by a symbolic engine and corrected inline.
Canadian-built AI, with student records stored in Canada (PIPEDA, Law 25).
AI can still make mistakes, and teaching remains a human responsibility.
Aethon is licensed per student seat to schools, CEGEPs, adult education centres and post-secondary institutions in Quebec and Canada. Three roles meet in it: students explore, teachers shape and follow, school leaders manage seats and access. Pricing is given on request.
Aethon is an AI tutoring platform for Quebec institutions built around five criteria: teachers shape the tutor with five dials (guided questioning, difficulty, response length, encouragement, language style) plus curriculum, topic and daily time-limit controls; a teacher dashboard with classes and learning signals; the Aegis verification layer, which grounds answers in the curriculum and re-derives math; English and French; and student records stored in Canada, with Quebec's Law 25 and PIPEDA in mind. Access is through a participating institution, students are 16 or older, and AI can make mistakes.
Aethon is Inquisitive Flow Learning's AI tutoring platform for institutions in Quebec and Canada: Secondary 5, CEGEP, adult education and post-secondary. Three roles meet in it: students explore questions with a guided AI tutor, teachers shape that tutor and follow their classes, and school leaders manage access, seats and organization settings. Access comes through a participating institution, not individual sign-up, and student users must be at least 16 under the terms. It works in English and French; individual learners aged 16 and over can turn to Mnemosyne instead.
Teachers shape the Aethon tutor with five dials: guided questioning, difficulty, response length, encouragement and language style. They also choose curriculum selections, set topic controls and daily time limits, and create classes and manage students from the teacher dashboard, which shows analytics and learning signals. Those signals are inferred, can be wrong and are not grades: they point to questions worth a conversation in class. The screens on this page show that dashboard with fictional school data; AI can make mistakes, and teaching stays a human responsibility.
Aethon is Canadian-built, student records are stored in Canada, and it is designed with Quebec's Law 25 and Canada's PIPEDA in mind. Access is organized through a participating institution, and student users must be at least 16 under the terms. Before introducing student information, an institution reviews Aethon's privacy policy and terms, the roles, data handling, service providers and its own supervision process, and can ask the Inquisitive Flow Learning team for current details during a demo. AI can still make mistakes, so teaching stays a human responsibility.
Aethon uses institution-based, student-seat licensing, and pricing for a Quebec school, CEGEP, adult education centre or post-secondary institution is given on request through a demo at inquisitiveflow.ca/demo. There is no individual subscription: the participating institution licenses seats for its students aged 16 and over, assigns teacher and leader roles, and everyone signs in at aethon.inquisitiveflow.ca. Institutions elsewhere in Canada follow the same path, in English or French.
Aethon is built in Montréal by Inquisitive Flow Learning, a Quebec company founded by teachers. The tutor’s method comes from the classroom: guided questions instead of ready answers, practice, explaining a concept back, and review. The curriculum structure comes from Ariadne, our Quebec curriculum explorer (41 subjects, Secondary to university); Aegis, our own verification layer, checks the answers. Individual learners aged 16 and over can use Mnemosyne, the same tutor for one person.
Yes. They are screenshots of the Aethon app: the teacher dashboard, the tutor settings, the formative assessment view and a student workspace, with fictional classes, students and learning signals. No school account is connected and no AI request is made from this page.
No. AI explanations and inferred learning signals can be wrong or incomplete. Use them to identify questions worth exploring, then check them against student work, conversations and your professional judgment. A displayed mastery value is not a certified grade.