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Alpha Solution · AI assessment platform

AI does the volume work. A human keeps the final say.

Alpha Solution builds AI for the moments where people get assessed — a class sitting an exam, a candidate in a first-round interview, a business reading its own numbers. The machine does the repetitive part. The judgement stays with the person who is accountable for it.

Alpha Exams in testing with schools · AI Recruiter in development · DecisionHub in early access

AI drafted

End-of-unit test · Cells & Reactions

10 questions · 28 marks · 45 min

In review
01

Explain the role of the mitochondrion in aerobic respiration.

Cell biology · 4.2[3]
02

Calculate the rate of reaction from the graph in Figure 2.

Rates of reaction · 5.1[4]
03

Which ion is responsible for the observed colour change?

Qualitative analysis · 6.3[1]
Approve & publishEdit draft

Drawn from

  • Paper 2 · June 2023
  • Paper 1 · June 2022

Class mastery · last test

Cell biology
81%
Rates of reaction
58%
Qualitative analysis
34%
Illustrative example — not real student, candidate or company data.

The context

Judging work is slow, inconsistent, and leaves no evidence.

Wherever someone's work has to be judged, the same three problems show up — and they have nothing to do with the subject being judged.

It eats the hours of the people you hired to think

A teacher assembling a paper question by question. A panel running the same first-round interview thirty times. An operations lead rebuilding the same monthly view by hand.

Two people doing it reach two different answers

The same candidate gets a different interview depending on who was free that day, and the same class gets marked to a standard that drifts between terms.

When the decision is questioned, there is nothing to show

Notes scribbled mid-call, a grade with no reasoning behind it, a number in a slide nobody can trace back to a row.

Our vision

Every assessment should be fast to produce, consistent for everyone it touches, and backed by evidence anyone can inspect — and the final call should always belong to a qualified human.

That principle is not a feature we added. It is the constraint every Alpha product is built inside: AI drafts, asks, marks and explains, and a named person approves before anything counts.

The range

One idea, applied wherever people are assessed.

Alpha builds AI that does the volume work of assessment — drafting, asking, marking, scoring — while a qualified human keeps the final say.

Alpha Exams

In testing with schools

AI-graded exams from your own past papers.

Upload past-paper PDFs, describe the exam you want, and AI drafts it from your own material. The teacher approves it, students sit it online, and results roll up into a topic-by-topic map of the class.

Explore Alpha Exams
  • Past papers mapped to syllabus subtopics
  • Teacher approves every exam before publish
  • Instant auto-grading and mastery analytics

Alpha AI Recruiter

New · in development

AI-conducted first-round interviews, reviewed by your panel.

Define the role, build the interview from your own question banks, and email an invite. The candidate interviews on their own schedule, every answer is scored against a rubric with written rationale, and your panel reviews before a single result is released.

Explore AI Recruiter
  • Candidates interview any time — no scheduling
  • Rubric scores with rationale, not gut feel
  • A human panelist finalises every result

Alpha DecisionHub

New · in early access

Your spreadsheet, answered in plain English.

Upload a CSV or Excel file and get a dashboard back in seconds — no formulas, no analyst, no setup. Then ask it questions the way you'd ask a colleague, and get a chart and a written answer.

Explore DecisionHub
  • Dashboards build themselves from your file
  • Ask in plain English, get a chart back
  • Every number computed from your real rows

Alpha Exams · How it works

From a pile of PDFs to a graded exam — in minutes.

Our flagship product, in testing with schools today. Three steps, and the teacher's effort moves from making and marking to reviewing and acting on insight.

  1. Step 01

    Upload past papers

    Drop in your past-paper PDFs. Alpha reads them and links each question to a precise point on your syllabus.

  2. Step 02

    AI drafts, you approve

    Describe the exam in plain English. AI drafts it from the papers you chose — you review, edit, and approve before it's published.

  3. Step 03

    Auto-grade & see insight

    Students sit it online. Objective questions grade instantly, and results roll up into a topic-by-topic map of the class.

Your content

A filing cabinet becomes a question bank.

Every paper you upload is read and mapped to your syllabus, question by question. What was a folder of PDFs turns into structured data you can search, reuse and build from.

  • Scanned images read alongside digital PDFs
  • Each question linked to a specific subtopic
  • Every paper added makes the next exam faster to build
Explore all features
PaperQuestions
Biology Paper 2 · June 202334
Biology Paper 1 · June 202231
Chemistry Paper 1 · Nov 202328
Illustrative example — not real student, candidate or company data.

Your insight

A marking tool becomes a teaching tool.

Because every question is mapped to the curriculum, Alpha doesn't just grade — it shows which subtopics the class hasn't got yet, weakest first.

  • Class mastery per subtopic, not just a percentage
  • Weakest topics surfaced before you go looking
  • Every result traceable to the question that produced it
Students

28

26 sat the test

Class average

61%

−4 vs last test

Marked

100%

Auto-graded

Mastery by subtopic

Weakest first

Qualitative analysis
34%
Moles & masses
41%
Energy changes
46%
Rates of reaction
52%
Respiration
64%

Suggested focus: Qualitative analysis has fallen below 40% for three tests running.

Illustrative example — not real student, candidate or company data.

Alpha Exams · Capabilities

Everything the assessment loop needs.

One system covering content, creation, grading and insight — with the teacher holding the approval at the centre of it.

Past papers → structured data

Every uploaded paper is read and mapped to syllabus subtopics — searchable, reusable, and ready to build from.

AI exam drafting

"A 10-question medium test on cell biology" becomes a ready draft, pulled from your own papers.

Teacher-approved, always

Nothing AI-generated reaches a student unreviewed. The human owns quality; the AI does the heavy lifting.

Instant auto-grading

Multiple-choice and calculation questions are marked the moment a student submits.

Syllabus mastery analytics

Class strength by subtopic, on the product's own thresholds, with the weakest topics surfaced first.

A question bank that compounds

Every paper and exam makes the next one faster to build — the platform gets more useful the more it's used.

AI you can trust in a classroom

The teacher stays in control. Every time.

Alpha never sends AI-generated content to students automatically. Every exam is reviewed and approved by a human first — which is exactly what educators, and parents, want from AI in education.

Draft, don't publish

AI output lands as a reviewable draft — never a live exam.

Edit anything

Change wording, marks, or swap questions before approving.

Your papers, your syllabus

Generated only from the papers and curriculum you provide.

Where things stand

A working product, not a mockup.

Alpha Exams is pre-launch, so instead of a metric we can't yet back, here's what the product actually does today.

The full workflow runs end to end

Upload a past paper, AI drafts an exam, a teacher approves it, students sit it online, and objective questions grade instantly — built and functional today, not a roadmap item.

No exam publishes without a teacher

This isn't a policy promise — it's how the system is built. AI output lands as a draft; only a teacher's approval moves it to "published."

Three consoles, one workflow

Teachers, students and parents each get their own view of the same exam and results — nobody sees more, or less, than their role needs.

Alpha Exams · Who it's for

Built for anyone who teaches a syllabus.

Schools

Teaching a defined syllabus — GCSE, A-Level, IB and equivalents — who want rigour and time back for teachers.

Tutoring & exam-prep centres

Whose whole product is structured practice and feedback — now delivered at scale, not by hand.

Individual tutors

Who reuse past papers heavily and want to look more professional, data-driven, and organised.

Parents get a portal too — linked to their child, with results, schedule and updates, so the whole picture is visible.

Questions

Answers before you ask.

No — it's the opposite. AI drafts and grades the routine work, but every exam is reviewed and approved by a teacher before any student sees it. The teacher stays firmly in control of quality.

Alpha is built for defined syllabuses like GCSE, A-Level, IB and equivalents. Because it maps your own past papers to your own syllabus, it adapts to how you already teach.

Data privacy is central for schools, and we treat it that way. We're happy to walk through exactly how data is stored and handled during your demo. See our privacy policy for the current outline.

No. Alpha runs in the browser. Teachers, students and parents each get a simple login — nothing to install.

We're in the testing phase and pricing for schools and tutoring centres is arranged directly. Book a demo and we'll talk through what fits your size.

See Alpha on your own past papers.

Book a 20-minute demo. We'll show you the whole loop — upload, AI draft, approve, auto-grade, and the mastery dashboard — using the kind of papers you already teach from.

  • No setup required for the demo
  • See the teacher-approval workflow in full
  • Ask anything about data privacy & syllabi

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