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A product review on August 8 found that Xiaoyuan Kousuan had been renamed 'Xiaoyuan AI.' The App Store listing and product website combine the original arithmetic grading, the Xiaoyuan question-search bank, and generative explanations in a single entry point.
The August r/edtech developer thread collected product self-submissions. Visible leads include question-perspective learning platform Mindsprout, K–8 coding adventure CodeVenture, teacher tool TeamTeacher.ai, and DyboApp, which combines handwritten annotations with a dynamic knowledge model.
Lyceum's website says a beta is planned for August 2026. Designed for adults seeking systematic self-study, it first collects learning goals, background, desired depth, and available time, then organizes a course pathway and authentic materials.
Mortarboard.ai serves university teachers and students. Teachers can upload syllabi, rubrics, and historical materials for the system to draft feedback aligned with their standards; students use the same course materials for questions, quizzes, and essay revision.
Alice.tech serves university learners, generating overviews, practice, flashcards, and mock exams from course materials and identifying weak areas based on responses. Its website says the product supports ten languages.
Heeyo is an AI companion and learning product for children aged 3–11. Its website presents multilingual conversation, learning games, stories, and course creation, with settings that parents or teachers can tailor to age, interests, and family values.
