01 Stand Out From Rivals
Interactive learning rooms
We break your resources down by topic and learning outcome and turn them into interactive learning rooms.
Your Content Goes Digital,
Your Offer Stands Out From Rivals
You Sell Books,
Then No Data
Your Book Goes Digital in Four Steps
We run the transfer. All you need to do is approve.
What You Need,
What Sets You Apart
02
QR-coded question bank
Students scan the QR code next to a question in the book and open its solution and similar questions on their phone.
03
Digital library
Every title the institution buys, in one library. Teachers and students open their own books with a single sign-in.
04
Z-book, ready for smart boards
Your printed book is delivered in 12 digital formats. Works on smart boards both online and offline.
AI Suggests,
Your Editor Approves
Everything runs automatically; your editor only approves. Nothing goes live without approval.
What Happens at the School?
AI automation turns your book's content into homework, grades it and analyses the results automatically; the teacher only approves.
Your Catalogue Stays Yours
The infrastructure is shared, the product is yours. Your brand, content and data belong to you alone.
Demo
A 30-Minute Demo With Your Own Book
Pick a book from your catalogue; we'll prepare its digital layer with your own pages and show it live.
Demo request form
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The transferred content is owned by the publisher. The scope, duration and extent of the digital usage right are defined clearly in the contract.
The digital layer doesn't replace the printed product; it adds to it, and students keep using their book. Since you decide which content opens at which institution, you stay in control of distribution.
Yes. The book page stays exactly the same; interactive areas are added on top of it. Teachers and students see the printed page on screen in the same layout.
The infrastructure is open to more than one publisher, but content, brand, institution relationships and data are isolated from each other. Catalogues never merge into a shared pool; we don't build a marketplace.
Yes. The digital layer can be offered under your publishing house's brand; institutions see your book with your name and logo.
Your catalogue never opens at an institution without your permission. When an institution requests your title digitally, we agree with you first.
We do the transfer. Your team takes part in choosing the series, checking samples and approving; it reviews content rather than producing it.
Teachers start from where they are in the book; assigning homework and seeing results take a few steps. A short introduction is enough for most institutions.
It depends on which series we start with and how ready the content is. In the first meeting we look at your catalogue and plan the timeline together.
A digital layer for publishers: your printed book becomes a Z-book, a QR question bank and interactive learning rooms; your catalogue stays yours.
