Flint

What it does

Flint is an AI platform for schools and districts. Teachers build activities from their own materials, assign them to students, and watch sessions live. It includes grading, feedback, reports, moderation, and rostering, sign-in, and privacy features. The site states it is built to FERPA, COPPA and GDPR standards and is trusted by 250,000+ teachers.

Flint is aimed at schools and districts that want to bring AI into teaching while keeping oversight. Teachers can build activities from their own materials, assign them, and watch students work live. The platform covers grading, feedback, and reports, and it includes moderation and guardrails. For schools, the site lists rostering, sign-in, and privacy, plus SIS and LMS integration on paid plans. The free tier supports up to 80 users, which can be teachers or students. Paid plans start at $3,000 per year for up to 150 users and include school-wide data analytics and a dedicated customer success manager. The site states Flint is built to FERPA, COPPA and GDPR standards. It also says Flint can be used by students of any age, including under 13, though schools typically roll it out in grades 3 and up. A buyer should confirm integration details and data handling for their own district.