Who we are

TrueMadeAI builds a control layer for AI in education.

Tenet is the flagship product: a district-governed system that standardizes how AI tools behave for students and staff, while still letting teachers shape classroom-level expectations.

The problem

AI use is already happening in schools.

Students are using ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and whatever comes next. Teachers are trying to use these tools responsibly, but “responsibly” means something different in every classroom, and districts often have policies without an enforcement layer.

So the risk quietly lands on individual teachers:

• Inconsistent expectations across classes

• No shared infrastructure for documentation and protection when things go wrong

• Different platforms behaving differently, even when the intent is the same

Meanwhile, traditional web filters and device controls don’t solve the core issue: AI behavior inside the chat.

The solution: Tenet

Tenet is an AI governance layer for K–12.

It sits inside the AI experience and enforces district baseline rules across platforms, while letting teachers customize how AI should interact in their classrooms.

The goal is simple:
Districts set the floor. Teachers control the classroom. Students get consistent boundaries.

What Tenet does

District baseline governance

• Set district-wide rules for AI behavior (ex: tutoring mode, citation expectations, age-appropriate responses, no “just give the answer” behavior)

• Standardize policy across the AI tools you allow

Teacher-controlled classroom settings

• Teachers can define “how AI should behave in my room”

• Different expectations by subject, grade band, or period

• Presets exist, but the message is teacher control, not “one size fits all”

Works across major AI platforms
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, Grok, and others.

Privacy-first by design
Rules are enforced on the device. Student conversations are not collected by TrueMadeAI.

How it works

Tenet applies structured rules at the point of use:

• It can block unsafe requests before they reach the model

• It can steer responses into the district’s expectations (tutor, coach, guided explanation, etc.)

• It keeps enforcement consistent across platforms, without asking teachers to “translate policy” every day

Pilot model

Tenet pilots are lightweight on purpose:

• Fast onboarding

• Clear district baseline rules

• A simple workflow for teacher customization

• Support tight, feedback loops fast

If a district wants deeper reporting, tighter integrations, or custom workflows, that becomes the next phase.

Where SafeAI and Tivity fit

Tenet is built on the same underlying engine as:

• SafeAI: at-home AI controls for families (useful for districts that want continuity beyond managed devices)

• Tivity: focus mode for adults and staff who want the same “rules in the tool” experience

But Tenet is the priority, and education governance is the mission.

Why this matters

AI is not going away. Schools will not win by pretending students aren’t using it.

The real question is:
Will your district have consistent, enforceable expectations for how AI behaves, or will that risk stay fragmented across individual classrooms?

Tenet exists to make “responsible use” real, consistent, and manageable.