It says so instead of guessing.
If a question isn't covered by what you've given it, your echo tells the student that, rather than making something up.
For music producers who teach
Your echo is an assistant for your students. It answers their routine questions from your own material, and you decide what it knows and how it answers.
We're bringing in a small first group of electronic producers who teach.
How it works
Your notes, your lesson videos, the answers you catch yourself typing every week. Your echo looks up answers in what you've given it, and you set its tone and the subjects it sticks to.
Ask it the questions your students ask. Nothing goes live until you publish it.
Every answer your echo learns lands in your review queue. Approve it, rewrite it, or remove it, and the echo answers your way from then on.
Private, and yours. What you give your echo is used for your echo and nothing else. It never trains a shared model, and it leaves with you if you go.
What it takes off your plate
Why the kick vanishes on phone speakers, which attack time you meant last week, that kind of thing. Your echo answers those from your material, so your sessions can go to the music.
Become a founding educator: What it takes off your plateWhat it's for
They still have to sit with the track and figure it out. The echo gets them over the small humps between lessons, the way you'd explain it, and leaves the real teaching to you.
Where we stand: What it's forOutside your material
If a question isn't covered by what you've given it, your echo tells the student that, rather than making something up.
They can message you directly in Inkt, with the echo on hand in the same chat whenever they write @echo.
Your echo is labelled as yours everywhere it appears, so students always know they're asking your assistant and not you.
Your material is used for your echo and nothing else. We don't sell it or use it to train other AI models, and you can remove what it's learned whenever you like.
FAQ
No. It covers routine questions between sessions. Your students keep learning from you, and they can always message you.
From the material you give it: your notes and your lesson videos. You set its tone and the subjects it sticks to.
Yes. Everything it learns goes to your review queue. Approve it, rewrite it or remove it, and it answers that way from then on.
It tells the student the question is outside what you've covered, instead of guessing.
No. Your material is used only for your own echo.
We're bringing in a small first group now, chosen by hand. Request a spot and we'll be in touch.