LevelAI is an AI-enhanced learning platform built specifically for K-12 students with dyslexia and ADHD. The student portal includes accessibility features such as OpenDyslexic font support, read-aloud tools, adaptive modes, and built-in breaks.
The teacher portal centers on a per-assignment IEP workspace. AI drafts executive-function suggestions grounded in cited research, then leaves the teacher in control to accept, reject, or edit the recommendations.
LevelAI is pre-launch and targeting independent schools as alpha partners for Fall 2026. Parents stay looped in through plain-language alerts and a direct line back to teachers.
What LevelAI solves
Students with dyslexia and ADHD often need support that changes by assignment, not only broad accommodations written once in an IEP. LevelAI gives students accessible learning tools while helping teachers translate assignment context into practical support.
Commerce Beacon scope
Commerce Beacon worked on the product architecture, student experience, teacher workflows, AI-assisted IEP support, parent communication loops, and the platform structure needed for school pilots. The product balances accessibility, teacher control, and research-grounded recommendations.
The design keeps AI in a supporting role. It can draft suggestions, summarize context, and reduce planning load, but the teacher remains responsible for classroom judgment and final decisions.
Why it matters
Education software has to be useful for students, teachers, parents, and administrators at the same time. LevelAI is structured around that operating reality: accessible student support, teacher-managed intervention, plain-language communication, and an adoption path that fits independent school pilots.