Better outcomes in the courses where students struggle most.
Leeteracy turns your faculty’s own courses into weekly practice, and shows them who is falling behind while there’s time to help.
An outline of a pilot: one course, set up before the term, used all term, then measured against the institution's own grades.
For programs that end in a board exam
Keep more of the students you enrolled and send them to the board exam ready: fewer withdrawals from gateway courses, and the first-time pass rates accreditation depends on. Nursing first, because the material is dense, the board exam is unforgiving, and a bad first exam in a gateway course can end a degree.
A next step for every student who slips
Weekly practice follows each professor’s lesson plan, so a student who slips sees exactly what to do to catch up.
Clinical judgment from the first course
Questions up to the thinking level the licensing exam demands, in its formats, built from course material, so judgment is practiced long before the last month.
Everything in one place
Quizzes, terms, concept reviews and flashcards built around the professor’s own material, behind one sign-in, on a phone or a laptop.
The content you own only matters if students use it
Publisher platforms and question banks are libraries a student has to choose to open, organized the publisher’s way. Leeteracy is organized around each professor’s week, and tells the student what to do next.
- Built from your courses
- Not a generic bank. Practice comes from the material your faculty already teach.
- Inside the course
- Used week by week from the first class, not in the month before the exam.
- The insight comes back
- Faculty see where the class is stuck. Question banks students buy on their own report to no one at the school.
AI drafts the questions, and your faculty can change any of them
The controls your review will ask about first. The trust page shows where each one comes from.
- Can faculty change what it makes?
- Yes. They can edit or remove any question, concept review or flashcard at any time.
- What if a question is wrong?
- Students flag it. The flag goes straight to the educator, who can fix or pull the question.
- Do student names go to AI providers?
- No. We don’t include a student’s name or email address in what we send them.
- Do you need our gradebook?
- No. Faculty compare their gradebook with Leeteracy activity in their own browser. The file is never uploaded.
Usage your faculty can compare with their grades
We report what students did in Leeteracy: time spent, accuracy, questions cleared and who keeps coming back. The grades stay on your faculty’s machines; the comparison runs in their own browser.
Exam 1 points for students who finished 12 or more of the assigned quizzes, against classmates who finished 3 or fewer with the same Quiz 1 score.One nursing pathophysiology course, fall 2026, with Leeteracy optional. 131 students, grades matched anonymously. A strong link, not proof of cause.
How it was measuredstudents were active with use optional: back on two or more days, with two or more quizzes finished.The same course. Leeteracy usage data through October 18, 2026.
Questions programs ask
How does a pilot start?
A Leeteracy pilot starts with one course and the professor who teaches it. We set the course up together, students use it for a term, and your faculty compare what students did in Leeteracy with the grades they already keep. What we measure
Which programs is it for?
Programs that end in a licensing or board exam, starting with nursing, where the material is dense and the exam at the end is unforgiving. Leeteracy can build practice from any program’s courses.
Do you need access to student grades?
No. Faculty compare their own gradebook with what students did in Leeteracy, and the comparison runs in their browser: the gradebook file is never uploaded to us, and nothing from it is saved when they leave the page.
Does Leeteracy integrate with our LMS?
A built-in LMS integration isn’t available yet, but we can work with your team to support what your program needs. Today, faculty can copy or download every quiz link and post them in Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle or Brightspace, students sign in to Leeteracy from there, and there is nothing for IT to install.
Which AI models does Leeteracy use, and is our content used to train them?
Leeteracy writes and checks questions with Anthropic’s Claude models through Amazon Bedrock. Our providers don’t use your content to train their foundation models except as their terms permit, and we don’t send a student’s name or email address to them. Every provider is listed on our Trust and safety page. AI and your content
What certifications do you hold?
We don’t claim certifications we don’t hold. Our Trust and safety page lists what we do today, including our accessibility statement and how we handle student data, and we are glad to walk your privacy and accessibility offices through it. Trust and safety
Can students use it on their phones?
Yes. Leeteracy runs in the browser on a phone or a laptop, with one sign-in and the whole course in one place.
