Aspira Intelligence's Virtual Assistant

Meet AIVA, the AI study companion that speaks first.

Prism automates your revision, and AIVA is how it talks to you. It knows what you're about to forget, plans your week around it, and stays quiet while you study. It understands you on your own device, even offline.

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Here whenever you need it

AIVA notices before you do.

No need to open a chat. AIVA watches your due cards, streak and schedule, and tells you what matters in the place you'll see it.

  • Your streak
  • Cards due and backlog
  • Weekly momentum
  • New content for your exam
  • Weak subjects
  • Burnout and long days
  • Your focus blocks and to-dos

1 · Dashboard slide

Your day at a glance, the moment you open Prism.

“42 cards due today”

2 · Whisper in the Library

A quiet line inside the screen you're already on.

“📚 42 cards are due. A quick recall keeps them fresh.”

3 · Streak guardian

It steps up gently from morning to evening, only if you haven't studied.

“🔥 Your 12-day streak ends at midnight. 3 hours left to keep it going.”

4 · Celebration

Wins get noticed too, without stopping your flow.

“⬆️ Level 8! Every review today pushed you here.”

Your study time is sacred.

AIVA never pops up while you study, take a test, read or focus. It limits how often it speaks each day, and you decide the rest.

  • Recall, Blitz and Learn sessions
  • Practice tests in the arena
  • Reading in AR Studio
  • Focus Studio sessions

AIVA settings

On

How often

The default

Most per day

Bubbles
3
Toasts
4
Inline tips
6
Full-screen moments
2

Use quiet hours

10:00 PM to 7:00 AM

Pop-ups pause; chat always works. Ask AIVA anything, any time.

Try it: these are AIVA's real limits for each setting.

What should I revise today? Just ask.

Tap a suggestion or type the way you talk. AIVA understands you on your device and answers with something you can act on: your backlog by subject, your week in numbers, the best use of a free half hour, or a focus timer ready to go.

Understood on your device, even offline.

AIVA

On your device · works offline

What's my backlog?

You have 18 due today and 24 overdue. At your pace, it's cleared in about 4 days. 📉

Backlog

42 due

18

due today

24

overdue

  • Polity18
  • Modern History14
  • Geography10
Clear 42 cards →

Sample data

An AI study planner that writes into your calendar.

Ask AIVA to plan your week. It forecasts what's coming due, looks at the hours you usually study and your pace, and drafts a week. You preview it; one tap adds it to Focus Studio.

1 · What falls due

2 · When you usually study

12 am6 am12 pm6 pm11 pm

3 · Your pace

About 2.4 cards a minute

Here's a plan for the next 7 days: 7 blocks, 175 cards. Add it to Focus Studio?

Your study plan

  • MonAIVA · Recall 42 cards6:00 PM · 18m
  • TueAIVA · Recall 18 cards7:00 AM · 15m
  • WedAIVA · Recall 25 cards6:00 PM · 15m
  • ThuAIVA · Recall 31 cards7:00 AM · 15m
  • FriAIVA · Recall 12 cards6:00 PM · 15m
  • SatAIVA · Recall 20 cards7:00 AM · 15m
  • SunAIVA · Recall 27 cards6:00 PM · 15m

At your pace (about 2.4 cards a minute), in the hours you usually study, up to 60 min a day.

Sample data

Re-planning only changes AIVA's own future blocks. Edit a block and it's yours.

It tells you what didn't stick.

When a session ends, AIVA shows what you did and where you struggled, then sends exactly those cards back for another go. And if a run of cards gets tough mid-session, it checks in quietly, right on the screen.

The debrief

Accuracy, XP and your streak, plus the deck you found hardest. One tap reviews just those cards.

The check-in

A run of “Again” is how memory gets built. AIVA says so, and suggests a short breather.

A good start, and proof you're moving.

The first time you open Prism each day, AIVA gives you the day in a few lines. Each week it sums up your study in an image you can share, and it marks the milestones along the way.

Your morning briefing

Yesterday, your streak, what's due and what's next. Once a day, on whichever device you open first.

You've studied more than 72% of Prism students.

Your week, as an image

Share it or save it. Your standing is worked out on your device from anonymous totals, and only shows once you're in the top half.

Nine achievements to unlock

Tap a badge to see how it's earned.

Sample data

Stuck on a card? Ask AIVA.

Help lives where you are. When a card stalls you, AIVA points you to what you already have on the topic. Guides and support sit in the same panel.

  • Ask AIVA on any card

    Tap Ask AIVA on a flashcard or a passage in AR Studio, and it finds the related cards in your library.

  • How to Use

    Short how-to guides, searchable from the same panel.

  • Report a Problem

    Send a report without leaving the app, and read the replies right there.

Your data. Your rules.

AIVA works from your own study data to help you, and you stay in charge of it.

  • Understood on your device

    AIVA works out what you mean on your phone or laptop, with no trip to a server. After its first load it works offline too.

  • One memory, every device

    AIVA's memory syncs across your devices. Conversations stay on a device for 10 days and on our servers for 60.

  • See what it remembers

    Your settings show exactly what AIVA keeps about you, and bring back any tips you dismissed.

  • Quiet when you say so

    Pause it for the day, set quiet hours, or choose which topics it may bring up.

Why it sticks

AIVA keeps the curve from falling.

Memory fades between reviews. AIVA's job is to catch each dip: the briefing points you at what's due, the streak guardian rescues a missed evening, the planner books the backlog, and the debrief sends back what didn't stick.
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Without review · 20%With Prism · 99%
Day 0Day 30
  1. Day 1: Morning briefing: what's due
  2. Day 3: Streak guardian catches a missed evening
  3. Day 7: Plan my week schedules the backlog
  4. Day 14: Debrief sends your weak spot back
  5. Day 24: Weekly report: it stuck

Illustrative curve showing how revisiting material slows forgetting. Not a measurement of any individual student.