AskMe by KaiRise
WHAT IF EVERY LEARNER HAD
THEIR OWN COACH?
They came for the course. They'll remember the coaching. Every learner gets a response that speaks to their specific situation, in your voice, applied to what they actually wrote. Not a score. Not a word cloud. AskMe makes that conversation happen for every learner, whether you're running a live session or a self-paced course.
AskMe exists so that every learner, regardless of class size or course format, gets the focused, personalized coaching moment that changes how they think, not just what they know.
Real activities. Real courses. Real learners.
Go ahead — try one yourself.
These aren't demos. They're actual activities running inside KaiRise courses — built around real instructors, real frameworks, and real course content. When a learner submits, the AI knows the course context, the instructor's voice, and what a strong answer looks like. What you're about to experience is exactly what their learners experience. In these activities, the AI appears as AskMike — that's AskMe configured around Mike Lyons, KaiRise's lead instructor. In your activities, it carries your name.
Try them yourself
Curious what this looks like for your course?
We're happy to answer questions, walk through how it works, and explore what an activity could look like for your content and your learners.
Book a conversationFrom learners who've experienced it
In their own words.
For instructors & content creators
Your expertise reaches every learner. Not just the ones you call on.
The tools most instructors rely on — quizzes, polling, collaborative boards — were built for delivery and group synthesis. None of them can coach an individual on what they actually wrote or thought. AskMe fills that gap, in every live session and every self-paced course.
Let's talk about what you're building.
We'd love to understand your course, your learners, and what you're trying to accomplish. We can answer your questions, walk through how AskMe works, and explore together whether it's a fit — and what a first activity could look like.