Students

Use Nudge to turn learning into action

Nudge guides you through a structured reasoning path—prompts, decision checks, and next steps—so you can produce an actionable outcome without relying on generic, context-free chat.

What students get

Structured guidance when you’re making a decision

Nudge is designed to help you apply concepts under constraints—rather than memorizing or searching for the right slide.

Less searching, more applying

Jump into a guided path instead of hunting through PDFs, slides, and notes.

Prompts that force reasoning

Decision points and checks help you surface assumptions, tradeoffs, and missing information.

Actionable outcomes

Finish with next actions you can take (recommendation, plan, checklist). Exportable artefacts are coming soon.

Typical student flows

Assignments, case work, and exam prep

Examples of what a Nudge can support (varies by course deployment).

Case analysis → recommendation

  • Define the decision and constraints.
  • Identify what must be true (assumptions).
  • Weigh tradeoffs explicitly.
  • Write a defensible recommendation and next steps.

Exam-ready practice

  • Retrieval prompts (short recall + explain why).
  • Application prompts (apply to a new scenario).
  • Reflection checks (what you’d do differently next time).

Note on course alignment

When deployed by an instructor, Nudges can be grounded in course materials and designed to mirror how the instructor expects reasoning to be structured.

What Nudge is not

Not a generic “ask anything” chatbot

Nudge is designed to support learning and judgment. It is not designed to shortcut learning through answer dumping.

Not internet-wide

Deployments are scoped to approved materials and cohorts.

Not “AI replacing experts”

The goal is to make expertise accessible at the moment of decision—not to claim replacement.

Not guaranteed outcomes

Impact claims (grades, retention) are only stated when verified by data.

Want Nudge in your course?

If you’re a student, the usual path is through your instructor or program. If you’re an educator, request a demo to explore a pilot.