Voting is openNov 9 – 15
Suriy
AI-native learning, built on every country’s curriculum
The problem
In Mongolia a class of 50+ is normal. The teacher can’t reach every child, parents work, a private tutor is expensive, with almost none in the countryside. A child stuck on homework has nobody to ask, so it gets skipped, and the gap compounds every year. ChatGPT hands over the answer, but no parent or teacher can tell whether the child actually learned. Getting an answer isn’t learning.
Who it's for
Students in grades 1–12: kids in big classes with no tutor and nobody to ask when they’re stuck, especially 12th graders preparing for the ЭЕШ. Parents who want to see whether their child is actually learning. Schools and teachers who run class on Suriy and track each student’s progress.
What it does
- Lessons that follow the official curriculum, with an AI tutor alongside 24/7 - College entrance exam prep courses, all the materials, quick topic tests - Interactive AI homework helper: ask by photo, understand it step by step
- Built on the national curriculum
The makers are askingLooking for feedback
“The grade 1–12 courses open this month and are on a waitlist: https://suriy.ai/waitlist. If you have a kid or a younger sibling in school, grab a spot. The AI tutor and homework solver are free to try today, and I’ll answer every question here.”
Tselmeg Khurelchuluun
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Discussion 3
PinnedMaker's introduction
Hi, I’m Tselmeg, founder of Suriy. I first built it for my 12-year-old brother. He’s in a class of 50+, with nobody to ask when he’s stuck on homework, and tutors are expensive. He uses ChatGPT and Gemini, but he doesn’t learn from them, he just copies the answer. Nobody can tell whether he actually understands. So I built the first version and had him use it. Then the teachers went on strike and thousands of kids were left with nobody to help. That’s when I opened Suriy to everyone. Students passed it to each other, and 75,000 were using it within eight months. The bigger problem: a classroom moves at one speed. Kids who fall behind keep falling, and kids ready to go deeper have to wait. Benjamin Bloom’s 1984 research showed one-on-one tutoring is the most effective way to learn: the average tutored student did better than 98% of students taught in class. The main reason every kid doesn’t get one is cost. AI can fix that. So we turned the national core curriculum into interactive lessons: practice, a mastery quiz that unlocks the next topic, and an AI tutor that gives hints, not answers. Each kid goes at their own pace, and parents see what’s actually mastered. Five schools run class on it. The grade 1–12 courses open this month and are on a waitlist: https://suriy.ai/waitlist. If you have a kid or younger sibling in school, grab a spot. The AI tutor and homework solver are free. Ask me anything, I’ll answer every question.
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