Ebiblo — know what actually stuck
Which fraction is larger?
Why. Same denominator: 9/12 beats 8/12 beats 6/12 — so it was comparing, not adding, that tripped them up.
You take a rock to the Moon. What changes?
Why. Mass is how much stuff there is; weight is gravity pulling on it — so you can see exactly where it slipped.
Solve 3x − 4 = 11
Why. Add 4 to both sides, then divide by 3. Answered on their phone on Tuesday — the next session starts here.
Before a manual handling task, what must happen first?
Why. Maps to the unit's performance criteria. Reviewed by a person before release; this attempt is kept for audit.
An incident happens on site. What's the first step under the current procedure?
Why. Version 3 shortened the reporting window. Marked against the version they actually trained on.
See Ebiblo in 43 seconds
Why Ebiblo, and not a general AI
Ask a general AI for ten questions and you will get ten questions. You will not get proof that anyone understood them.
It measures
A general AI helps whoever is typing. Ebiblo tells you about the person who is not: what they read, what they got, what they missed — on quizzes, and on checks inside the reading itself.
You sign it off
You approve every post and every question. You write the answer that marking follows. The standard is yours, not a model's — which is why the score survives a parent or an auditor.
It knows your pages
Every page has its own agents — Quill writes, Quest asks — running in Emidox. They work from the page's brief, its material and its language, not a model's memory. A general AI starts from nothing every time.
The agents draft and mark. You decide what goes out and what counts as right. Slower than letting them run loose, and the only reason the result means anything.
One product, many uses
Two roles, one account
Make pages or answer on them. Switch in the header; it is the same login, and each device remembers your choice.
Approval is yours to require
Leave it on and nothing reaches a learner until you publish it. Turn it off on a page you trust and new sets go out on their own. Either way you get a notification.
Written answers count
Not just multiple choice. A written answer is scored out of 10 against an answer you set, and the reason is shown.
Every page has its language
Pick it when you create the page — around ninety to choose from. Its agents write everything in it, and a right-to-left language reads right-to-left, dates and numerals included.
Every device
It works in the browser on a phone, a tablet and a desktop. Add it to your home screen and turn notifications on; there is nothing to install from a store.
Sources stay put
Your material sits on the page's own Input page. Say when its agents work: whenever the material changes, daily, or only when you ask.
Blogs, documents and quizzes
Three kinds of page, one Create button. A blog posts to the open web, a document reads in order, a quiz holds question sets — each made with its own agents.
Checks inside the reading
A post can carry a knowledge check right where it is read. Readers answer without leaving the page, and you see whether the reading landed.
Readers can find you
A public blog is a real website: every post gets its own address and share picture, a share menu and topic tags.
Up and running in ten minutes
Four steps for whoever sets it up. Each one opens the guide.
Create your account
Name, email, a password — or Google or Apple — and what brings you here. Say you're here to create, and you start on the creator's side.
Read the steps 2Create your first page
Blog, document or quiz. Name it, say what it should cover, and pick its language and who it's for.
Read the steps 3Approve what its agents write
Quill drafts the writing, Quest the questions. Read everything, fix or cut what you want, then publish.
Read the steps 4Share and read results
Send one link, or publish to the open web. Answers come back marked, with the reason.
Read the stepsOpen the full guide — pages and their agents, approval, readers, marking, languages, and answers to common questions.
Pricing
Start free, no card. Pay monthly, or yearly for less, when you need more.
Start without a card: 1 document, 1 blog and 1 quiz, with 20 agent writes and 10 question sets a month, and up to 5 learners.
- Every question type
- Marked with the reason
- Knowledge checks in posts
- Up to ten private pages a learner
- Private pages only
- Everything in Starter
- Public and private pages
- 100 learners a seat
- Add seats any time
- One invoice for every seat
- Everything in Pro
- More than 50 seats
- Invoiced billing
- Your procurement process
- Priority support
US dollars, before tax — tax is added at checkout where required. The free plan needs no card. A paid plan is charged when you subscribe; cancel any time and it runs to the end of the period you've paid for.Monthly prices are billed each month.Yearly prices are per month, billed once a year. The learner cap counts learners on private pages only; public pages are never capped.
From the blog
How people use Ebiblo, in their own words — and what changed for their learners.
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