Polaris turns conversations with students, staff, and your community into a report you can act on, with every finding linked to the audio behind it.
$1.50 per student, per year, for a whole school or district. Includes four reports, all educators, and all families.
Students respond by talking, typing, or discussing in groups, not a 1-to-5 scale.
Theme clustering, sentiment patterns, and safety flags tied to educational research.
FERPA, COPPA, and CIPA compliant. PII removal and voice anonymization built in.
Students speak in their native language with auto-translation for teachers.
All educators and families in the licensed school or district: no per-seat fees.
Search and filter your data whenever you want. No caps on queries or exports.
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AI does the heavy lifting at scale, from transcription to themes, and people check the work. The goal is more conversations between people, not fewer.
Write questions about school climate, curriculum, belonging, or anything else. Start from a template, draft with AI, or write your own.
Students and staff share through group empathy interviews, one-on-one conversations, or text, in their own language. Sessions run 20–60 minutes.
Students choose images, sketch ideas, and respond to interactive prompts, so reflection is something they do with their hands.
What makes you feel like you belong at this school?
Describe a time a teacher made you feel heard.
Choose an image that represents how your classroom feels.
When was the last time you felt proud of something you did at school?
Record a short video describing your ideal classroom.
What does a good day at school look like for you?
“School feels like a second home when teachers listen.”
Write questions about school climate, curriculum, belonging, or anything else. Start from a template, draft with AI, or write your own.
Students and staff share through group empathy interviews, one-on-one conversations, or text, in their own language. Sessions run 20–60 minutes.
Students choose images, sketch ideas, and respond to interactive prompts, so reflection is something they do with their hands.
Recordings become timestamped transcripts, with each speaker's turns kept separate.
Multilingual conversations are translated into the school’s primary language while preserving meaning and tone.
Harmful or urgent content is identified and escalated to stakeholders in real time.
Filler words, false starts, and non-responses are removed before analysis.
Names, locations, and personal identifiers are automatically redacted to protect every participant.
Responses are organized by individual speaker turns, emerging topics, and thematic patterns across the full data set.
Responses that say similar things are grouped into themes, across hundreds of conversations at once.
Findings are linked to published education research on what has worked elsewhere.
The report lays out the main themes and recommended next steps. Every finding links to the audio it came from.
Educators ask questions of every conversation in plain language and get answers backed by audio.
Act on what you heard, then write new questions that follow up on the themes that came up.
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