Create source-grounded assessments, and see how students reason.

Akanya helps lecturers build assessments from their own approved material, then makes student evidence, working, challenge responses and defended judgement visible for review. You remain the final academic authority throughout.

Access is by invitation. Current stage: product validation and controlled lecturer testing.

What you can test

Create an assessment session

Set the module, level, marks, duration and AI use policy for one assessment.

Work from your own material

Upload up to four approved files, then review the source passages before anything is generated.

Generate an editable draft

Akanya proposes a blueprint from approved material. Nothing becomes final until you approve it.

Customise the paper

Edit wording, marks, timing, rubric dimensions and evidence requirements.

Configure a challenge

Decide when a Socratic challenge appears, what grounds it and how students may respond.

Preview both views

Walk the student reasoning journey, then see what a lecturer would review.

What you may upload

Lecture notes, slides and readings you have permission to use.
A prior or fictional assessment you are comfortable testing with.
Case material, data extracts or a CSV for numerical assessment.

PDF, DOCX, TXT and CSV are supported. Up to four files per session.

What not to upload

Identifiable student information of any kind.
Confidential examination material you are not authorised to share.
Anything you could not show a colleague in a testing session.

This is a prototype environment for validation. Please do not use it for live student assessment.

Your material, deleted

Uploaded files are stored privately and scheduled for deletion. You can choose to delete them as soon as your session ends, or delete any file immediately.

You keep authority

Akanya proposes. It does not decide. No automated final marks, no misconduct decisions, no behavioural profiling.

Access by invitation

Only invited lecturers can sign in. There is no open registration. Sign-in uses a single-use link sent to your work email.