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Students need to learn AI, and you need to know what it will say to them. Navōn checks every prompt and every answer on our servers, against the standards your school sets — so the rules hold at home as firmly as in the building.
Built for a school, not adapted for one
The four things a school asks about first
One school, one policy
Set the standards once and every account in the school inherits them, in every tool.
Built for school data
Student data stays in your school's account, reachable only by the staff you authorise. Navōn does not train models on conversations; where a school needs that in writing from the model providers too, ask for the Data Processing Addendum.
Advanced Administration
Roles for administrators, teachers and students, class and year-group targeting, and students who join with a code.
Classroom work
Set assignments with the AI help you choose — hints and worked examples rather than finished answers — and see what students submitted.
What a school gets
And, below that, what it does not do yet
One policy for every account
- A moderation level you choose
- Blocked subjects in your own words
- Guidance the answers are written to follow
- Applied to chat, images, video and speech alike
Accounts, classes and work
- Administrator, teacher and student roles
- Classes with a join code
- Assignments set, submitted and marked
- Students added by invitation
What staff can see
- The questions students asked
- The requests that were declined, and which rule declined them
- Activity flagged for a closer look
- A parent's own rules layered on top, stricter winning
Not yet
Navōn does not sign in through Google Classroom, Clever or a SAML directory, does not sync rosters automatically, does not push grades to an LMS, and does not run several schools under one district account. If any of those decide it for you, say so when you get in touch — it tells us what to build next, and we would rather lose the conversation than surprise you later.
For Educational Leaders
One place to set the rules
Moderation level, blocked subjects and guidance, set once and applied to every account on the school.
A record you can look at
What students asked, what was declined and which rule declined it, per student and per class.
Priced per seat
One price per student account, agreed before you start, with no per-request billing to watch.
For Educators & Students
Help with the work itself
Explanations, worked examples and revision questions — set up to help a student understand rather than hand them the answer.
Less time on the admin
Lesson material, worksheets and first-pass marking, drafted in the same place the class is managed.
Something to talk about
Because staff can see what was asked and what was refused, a conversation about using AI well starts from what happened rather than what you fear happened.
How a school starts
Four steps, and none of them need your IT department
Tell us
Your enrolment and the standards you hold. We size the licence and set the school up.
Set your policy
Choose the moderation level, name the subjects to block, and write the guidance in your own words.
Add your classes
Teachers create classes and students join with a code. No directory sync, no IT project.
Watch the first week
Staff can see what was asked and what was declined, and you can tighten or loosen anything from there.
Transform Education at Your Institution
Navōn is new. If you are weighing up how to let students use AI without giving up the standards you set, we would rather talk it through than sell you a deployment.