Uggi — the AI study buddy that follows along everywhere
The Uggi orb lives in the bottom-right corner of every page. It knows which lesson, assignment or screen the pupil is on, and replies using the Socratic method by default. Built for schools: our own OpenAI key, outbound PII scrubbing, no training on pupil data, and an age-appropriate safety layer.
Page-aware context
Each page registers what the pupil is looking at (lesson, assignment, exam, grade) via useRegisterUggiContext. Uggi doesn't have to ask — it already knows.
Socratic method by default
Uggi asks one helpful question, then a hint, and only reveals the full answer if the pupil asks. Teachers can switch to plain-explain mode.
Our own OpenAI key
Uggi runs on our own OPENAI_API_KEY against gpt-4o-mini with store:false — no third-party gateway, no middleman, no training on pupil data.
PII scrubbing and safety layer
CPR, NI numbers and emails are blocked server-side (422) before the call reaches OpenAI. The system prompt forbids full names, and worried messages point the pupil toward a trusted adult.
Bilingual da / en-GB
Uggi always replies in the UI language. Danish schools get Danish; mystudent.ai schools get British English — no teacher configuration needed.
Teacher and parent parity
The same orb for teachers (plan a lesson, draft feedback) and parents (understand grades, talk to your child) — with role-tuned prompts and permissions.
In the classroom
The pupil who is stuck
Clicks the orb in the middle of an assignment. Uggi knows which task it is, asks a Socratic question, and helps without giving the answer away.
The teacher planning a lesson
Asks Uggi for an example that matches a VARK group — the orb knows the lesson plan and proposes adaptations that fit.
The parent decoding a grade
Opens the orb on /parent/karakterer. Uggi explains the 7-step scale and suggests three concrete conversation starters — without ever using the child's full name.
Frequently asked questions
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