EmidoxEbiblo runs on Emidox
A separate product with its own customers — and every question it has ever shown a learner came out of an Emidox agent.
Ebiblo is a knowledge-check app: a tutor uploads material, question sets appear, a person approves them, learners answer on a phone and see why each answer was marked the way it was. It has its own pricing and its own users. It contains no AI of its own.
The tutor opens an input page from inside Ebiblo, uploads a worksheet, types or speaks one line about what to ask, and presses Send. That page is an Emidox input dataset.
One agent with router mode on reads the submission and hands it to the maths, science or reading agent — each with its own prompt.
Checks the maths, rewrites for the reading level, fills in missing options, produces the answer key with a worked line for each.
The output is a quiz page. Questions arrive as a draft; Ebiblo notifies the tutor; a person approves before any learner sees a thing.
Every time material arrives, the same flow runs. The tutor never opens Emidox unless they want to change a prompt.
What it proves
- The shape carries a product. Input page in, specialist agent, quiz page out — the same Input → Prompt → Output you build on the canvas. Ebiblo is that shape with customers on it.
- Outputs can be places people live. Not a webhook — a page a learner opens on a phone.
- Any model, still. Ebiblo's agents run on the tutor's own key, chosen per agent, like everyone else's.
- A person stays in the loop. Nothing reaches a learner until someone approves it in Ebiblo. Emidox delivers the draft; Ebiblo holds it until a person says yes.
If you use both
- One sign-in. Get started in either app and you're in both. Ebiblo sign-ups also get a sample agent, and a first week on our key before adding their own.
- Premium included. Every paid Ebiblo plan includes Emidox Premium. Nothing extra to buy.
- The agents are yours. Ebiblo's input and quiz links open in Ebiblo; the agents behind them are on your Emidox canvas to open and edit.