Product

One chat. Four kinds of help.

Pick a path — Emily stays in Telegram so you don’t hunt through menus.

Open in Telegram (pilot) For students

Study →

Explanations, quizzes, goals, proofreading, files, and voice — in one thread.

Campus →

Directions, timetable, weather, and Western University info when you need it.

Life & routines →

Reminders, lists, briefings, and optional wellness tools.

Connect →

Google, Notion, Spotify, and Uber — when your school enables them.

Plain words work

No command memorization required — ask the way you’d text a friend.

How you talk to Emily

Just message her — like texting a study buddy

You do not need to know how AI works. Type or talk in normal sentences. Emily figures out whether you want help studying, directions, a reminder, or something saved for next time — and asks a quick clarifying question when she is unsure.

You might say…What happens
“Explain mitosis like I'm tired”Walks you through the topic step by step
“Quiz me on that”Switches to practice questions with graded checks
“Directions to Weldon Library”Campus directions at Western University (after you share your location)
“Remember I like studying at Weldon”Saves it for your next chat
“My goal is pass Chem midterm”Sets a durable learning goal (separate from todos)
“Save this lecture to my memory”Opts in to keep lecture key points in your memory tree
“What do you know about me?”Shows everything Emily has saved
“Forget everything about me”Deletes saved memory

Optional shortcuts like /help exist for power users — you never need to memorize them.

Real study nights

Upload, explain, quiz, review — Emily tracks progress along the way.

Hints, not answer keys

Start: "help me practice …" · "don't give me the answer"

  1. Start — Ask Emily to help you practice — she suggests switching when that fits better than a full explanation.
  2. Topic — Emily figures out what skill you are working on (e.g. stoichiometry, mitosis).
  3. Hint + check — A targeted hint, then one question to check your understanding — graded into mastery, not answer keys.
  4. Progress — Emily tracks mastery, schedules spaced review on weak spots, and keeps your learning goals in mind.

Example: How do I balance this equation? → hint → limiting reagent check → mastery updated → review later.

Why Emily instead of ChatGPT?

Built for university students — not a general chat app with a homework shortcut pasted on top.

  • Generic ChatGPT

    General-purpose chat

    Emily AI

    Built for school — study help, campus info, and clear boundaries

  • Generic ChatGPT

    One-off answers

    Emily AI

    Hints → graded checks → mastery review, plus learning goals you set

  • Generic ChatGPT

    Text only, disconnected

    Emily AI

    Upload or lecture → summary → opt-in memory save → quiz → study playlist

  • Generic ChatGPT

    Opaque chat memory

    Emily AI

    Readable memory tree you control — prefs, goals, lecture notes you opt to save

  • Generic ChatGPT

    No campus help

    Emily AI

    Campus help — pilot: Western University in London, Ontario (science program); clarifies before guessing

  • Generic ChatGPT

    No app connections

    Emily AI

    Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Notion, Spotify, Uber — after you connect once

  • Generic ChatGPT

    Your name may go to the AI provider

    Emily AI

    Names and details stripped on Emily's server first — on by default

  • Generic ChatGPT

    Hard to know what it remembers

    Emily AI

    Ask "what do you know about me?" — list, export, or delete anytime

  • Generic ChatGPT

    Default safety settings

    Emily AI

    Guardrails, parent review for mistakes, student appeals

  • Generic ChatGPT

    May guess or make things up

    Emily AI

    Uses your school's info and files you share when possible

Not a homework shortcut — a full student platform with rules, memory you control, and campus help built in. FAQ →

How we keep boundaries and protect data → Trust