The AI campus for university students

Meet your AI Classmates.

CMPUS is an AI platform built for university. Instead of one generic chatbot, you get sixteen specialized AI Classmates, one for every academic task, each running on the best AI model for the job, under one login, with academic integrity built in.

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5 free interactions a day, no sign-upEvery model, one subscriptionDesigned to work with universities
16 AI Classmates8 Schools10 AI models, one login5 free uses a day
What are you working on?
Your Classmate for thisLeo · Personal Tutor

Stuck on a tough concept? Leo can work through almost any topic with you, at whatever level and learning style you prefer. You’ll actually leave understanding it.
TaraLeoSofiaMayaMax
Powered by the best models, matched to each task
ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexityGrokMistralDeepSeekKimi K2GLMMiMo
This is CMPUS

Not a chatbot. A campus.

Sixteen AI Classmates with one academic job each, eight Schools, and one shared memory of you.

What a Classmate is

One AI, built for one job you actually have.

A Classmate is a research-backed AI designed to help you learn, solve problems, and complete tasks efficiently and accurately. Each one is built for a specific subject, skill, or purpose, giving you specialized support whenever you need it.

What runs underneath

Multiple AI models. One seamless experience.

CMPUS runs on a selection of leading AI models, each with different strengths. Every Classmate is matched with the model best suited to its job, giving you specialized performance without having to choose, compare, or manage the models yourself.

ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexityGrokMistralDeepSeekKimi K2GLMMiMo
What it already knows

The rules, standards, and expectations behind your coursework.

From formatting and citations to grading expectations and academic integrity, CMPUS understands the standards behind your work. Tell CMPUS about your course once, and every Classmate can use that context to give you more relevant, consistent support.

How it works

You bring the task. The right Classmate takes it.

“Explain price elasticity like I’m in first year.”LeoPersonal TutorA layered explanation at your level, then a check that it landed.“Plan my 2,000-word essay.”MayaEssay PlannerA thesis you can defend, a section plan and a source plan. You write it.“Grade my draft against this rubric.”JordanEssay GraderCriterion-by-criterion feedback and the three fixes that move the grade.“Build me a practice exam from chapters 1 to 6.”QuinnMock TesterQuestions, marking, and an explanation for every wrong answer.“Is my resume right for this posting?”MaxResume ReviewerLine-by-line edits tied to the job in front of you.“I’m spiralling about tomorrow’s exam.”NovaStress ResetA short guided reset, then back to the work.
What makes CMPUS special

Six things a blank chatbot will never give you.

16 Classmates, one job each

A tutor, a planner, a grader, a mock tester. Specialists, not a blank box that does everything badly.

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Cross-functional memory

Tell the campus once. The rubric you give Maya is the rubric Jordan grades against.

10 models, one login

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and more. Each Classmate runs on the model best suited to its job, and you never pick.

Academically safe

Guided flows and guardrails. Plans, feedback and practice, never a finished submission with your name on it.

Guided, never a blank box

Every Classmate asks for what it needs first: the brief, the rubric, where you are stuck. Then it works with you, not instead of you.

Free to start. Credits, not tokens.

Five interactions a day free, no sign-up. Junior is CA$10 for 300. One message in, one response out, one credit, whichever model answers.

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Your Classmates

Meet your Classmates.

Eight Schools, like buildings on a campus, plus Alex at the front desk. Choose a face to meet them, or pick a School.

AlexLeoSofiaMayaJordanLexiQuinnOwenTaraMaxSiaJadeNoahAshleyNovaKai
Meet all sixteen Classmates
How we compare

Why not just use ChatGPT?

Generic AI is built for everyone. CMPUS is built for your degree.

What you get
CMPUS
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Sixteen specialists, one academic job eachA tutor, a planner, a grader, a mock tester. Not one box for everything.
Ten leading AI models under one loginEach Classmate runs on the model best suited to its job. You never pick.
Remembers your course across every taskRubric, readings and citation style, told once, used by every Classmate.
Learning mode by default, not a togglePlans, quizzes and grades so the skill ends up in your head.
Mock exams, rubric grading and source checks built inTuned for how university work is actually marked.
Academic-integrity rules your university can reviewPredictable roles a policy can name once.
Wellness support built inNova and Kai for the week everything is due.
Price for all of it
CA$10/mo
US$20/mo
US$20/mo
US$20/mo

Built in Partly, if you set it up yourself Not built inPlans and prices as published by each provider, Sep 2026.

Same prompt, two answers

See the difference on a real assignment.

Generic AI · ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity
Help me write my 2,000-word essay on how social media changed political campaigning.
Certainly! Here is a 2,000-word essay on how social media has changed political campaigning.

Introduction
In today’s digital age, social media has fundamentally transformed the landscape of political campaigning. From Facebook to Twitter to TikTok, platforms have become essential tools for candidates seeking to connect with voters…

Body Paragraph 1
One of the most significant ways social media has changed campaigning is…
Writes the whole essay for you
Never asks about your rubric or readings
Sounds like every other essay your prof will read
What you walk away with
  • A file with your name on it
  • No feedback on your thinking
  • The same gaps next essay
Result: An essay you didn’t write and can’t defend.
CMPUS · Maya, Essay Planner
Help me write my 2,000-word essay on how social media changed political campaigning.
Maya asks firstBefore we plan, three quick things:
Essay question and word count? · Your gut answer? · Which readings do you already have?

Then: a thesis you can defend, a section-by-section outline, and a source plan. You write it. Jordan grades it. Lexi trims it.
Plans with you, never writes it for you
Built around your rubric and your readings
Hands off to Sofia, Jordan, and Lexi with the same context
What you walk away with
  • How to build a thesis you can defend
  • Feedback on argument and evidence, per rubric
  • A gap list that carries into the next essay
Result: A plan, a practice grade, and a draft that’s yours.
Generic AI · ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity
Give me the answers for my BIO120 midterm on cellular respiration.
I can’t provide answers to a specific exam, but here is an overview of cellular respiration:

Cellular respiration is the process by which cells convert glucose into ATP. It consists of three main stages: glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, and the electron transport chain. Glycolysis occurs in the cytoplasm and…
A lecture you already had, again
No idea what your exam actually covers
Tells you nothing about where you are weak
What you walk away with
  • A summary you already had
  • No idea what you don’t know
  • Panic again the night before
Result: A lecture you already had. Still no idea what you don’t know.
CMPUS · Quinn, Mock Tester
Give me the answers for my BIO120 midterm on cellular respiration.
Quinn asks firstLet’s find out where you actually stand.
Which chapters are on the exam? · Format: MCQ, short answer, essay? · Paste your notes or slides

Then: a 10-question mock test at exam difficulty, marked, every wrong answer explained, and a gap list to go back to.
Built from your notes, at exam difficulty
Marks you honestly and explains the misses
Tells you which chapter to reread tonight
What you walk away with
  • Which chapters you actually know, and which you don’t
  • Why each wrong answer was tempting
  • A study plan for tonight, in order
Result: A marked mock test and a gap list for tonight.
Generic AI · ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity
Give me five academic sources about remote work and productivity.
Here are five academic sources on remote work and productivity:

1. Smith, J. (2021). Remote Work and Employee Productivity. Journal of Business Studies, 45(3), 112–130.
2. Johnson, A. & Lee, K. (2020). The Future of Work. Harvard Business Review…
3. Williams, R. (2019). Productivity in Distributed Teams…
Some of these citations do not exist
No way to tell credible from weak
No search strategy you can reuse
What you walk away with
  • A list, some of it invented
  • No way to judge credibility
  • The same scramble next paper
Result: Citations that may not exist. Your marker will check.
CMPUS · Sofia, Source Scout
Give me five academic sources about remote work and productivity.
Sofia asks firstHappy to scout. First:
What is the essay question? · What level and discipline? · Which databases does your university give you?

Then: a shortlist of credible sources with one line on why each is strong, the weak ones flagged, and JSTOR and Google Scholar searches you can rerun yourself.
Shows you where every source came from, so you can verify it
Explains why each source will survive a marker
Teaches the search, not just the list
What you walk away with
  • How to tell a strong source from a weak one
  • A database search you can rerun yourself
  • Why the marker will trust your bibliography
Result: Five credible sources, two of yours flagged, a search you can rerun.
Generic AI · ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity
Improve my resume.
Here are some tips to improve your resume:

1. Use a clean, professional format.
2. Start with a strong summary statement.
3. Use action verbs such as “led,” “managed,” and “developed.”
4. Quantify your achievements where possible.
5. Tailor your resume to each job…
Generic tips you have read ten times
Has not seen the job posting
Same advice for every student, every job
What you walk away with
  • Ten generic tips
  • Nothing tied to the posting
  • Another rejection with no feedback
Result: The same ten tips as everyone else.
CMPUS · Max, Resume Reviewer
Improve my resume.
Max asks firstLet’s make this about one job.
Paste your resume · Paste the posting · What do you most want them to notice?

Then: line-by-line suggestions matched to the posting, keyword gaps, and a stronger summary you approve. Jade can score the fit before you apply.
Tailored to the posting in front of you
Turns a retail job into skills employers want
Works only from the experience you give it
What you walk away with
  • How to read a posting for what it rewards
  • How to translate student work into skills
  • What to fix before you apply, not after
Result: A resume tailored to this posting, line by line.
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The moments students go “wait, it can do that?”

Not a chat transcript. Real, structured output built for the way you are actually assessed. Four of the sixteen.

A practice grade before the real one.

B− → A
Here’s my draft and the rubric. Be honest, where are the marks going?

Jordan marks your draft criterion by criterion, like a TA would, then tells you the three changes that move your grade the most.

Against your rubric
Argument6/10
Evidence5/10
Structure8/10
Style & clarity7/10
Referencing9/10
B−→A
when you cite Kalla & Broockman in section 3, move the thesis into the intro, and give the counter-argument a full paragraph. Jordan shows exactly where.

Know your odds before you spend the evening.

72% fit, before you apply
Paste the job description, upload my resume. How well do I actually fit?

Jade scores your fit honestly, flags the gaps, and tells you which ones you can close this term. Apply smarter, not just more.

Role match: Marketing co-op, summer term
72%
  • Strong: communication, campaign project, Canva
  • Partial: analytics (you have Excel, they want GA4)
  • Missing: paid social experience
  • Closable this term: GA4 certificate, 6 hours

Find out tonight, not on exam day.

7/10 found tonight, not on exam day
Build a mock midterm from my BIO120 notes, chapters 4 to 6. Mixed format.

Quinn builds a test at exam difficulty from your own material, marks it, explains every wrong answer, and hands you a gap list. No surprises on the day.

Mock midterm, 10 questions
Q1Which stage of cellular respiration produces the most ATP?
GlycolysisKrebs cycleElectron transport chainFermentation
Q2In two sentences, explain why fermentation occurs without oxygen.
Q3Label the inner membrane structure and its role.
Your score · weakest: chapter 67/10

From a wall of stress to Monday’s first task.

11.5 h planned, 2 h a day
Three assignments and a midterm this week. I have maybe two hours a day. Help.

Tara turns the whole week into small, startable steps with realistic timelines, and tells you what to do first today.

Your week, 2 hours a day
MONDecode both briefsOutline essay 1
TUEDraft essay 1, sec 1–3
WEDFinish essay 1Quinn: mock test
THULab report dataReview ch. 6
FRILab report write-up
SATRestEssay 2 outline
SUNMidterm prep 2h
Total: 11.5 hoursFirst task today: decode both briefs (20 min)

Based on real sessions. Wording varies; the structure does not.

Built with universities

Students already use AI. Universities need a version they can stand behind.

CMPUS is that version: built for learning, inside rules a university can approve.

Students today

ChatGPT at 1 am.

Paste the assignment, take the answer, learn nothing, and hope it was allowed.

Universities today

Ban it, flag it, or look away.

A line in the syllabus, a detection tool, and no way to show students what good use looks like.

With CMPUS

AI a university can name in a policy.

Classmates that plan, quiz and grade but never write it for you. Your course rules built in. Roles a university can review once.

How universities implement CMPUS
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  • No credit meter running during finals
  • 24/7 study support across every School
  • Still built to support learning, not bypass it
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