Make critical thinking visible.
Houses of Thought gives your students a structure for reasoning. It also gives you a window into how they think, beyond the answer they land on.
The problem you already feel
The answer looks fine. The thinking is a black box.
Chatbots skip the work
A polished essay can arrive without a single original thought behind it, which leaves you grading the surface instead of the thinking.
Reasoning is invisible
The final paragraph hides the assumptions a student made, the evidence they used, and the perspectives they never considered.
Feedback comes too late
By the time you read the conclusion, the chance to redirect the thinking has already passed.
How classrooms work
Set up in minutes. Grade the reasoning behind the verdict.
Create a class & invite
Spin up a classroom and share a join link or code. Students create a free account, redeem the code, and the class is waiting for them.
Assign or let them choose
Hand the whole class one question, or let students bring their own. Either way they build a full house.
Review their houses
See the evidence, assumptions, perspectives, and strength for every student, one layer at a time.
The key difference
The AI won’t do their homework. That’s the point.
Student mode
Assistant offA full structured builder, with the co-reasoning assistant switched off on purpose.
Teacher & Standard
Full accessEverything students get, plus the co-reasoning assistant for your own work.
The restriction is pedagogy rather than a shortcoming. With the assistant stepped back, students do the reasoning themselves, which is the whole thing you set out to teach and grade.
Collaboration
Real people reasoning together.
Inside classrooms, collaboration means real people: teachers review submitted houses and leave graded feedback students see in their own workspace. That’s distinct from the individual builder, where the “collaborator” is the AI. We only claim what exists today — student peer review is on the roadmap.
Group peer-review workflows · RoadmapTrust & safety
Built for a classroom’s standards.
Age floor
Accounts require users to be at least 13. School-managed consent for younger classrooms is on the roadmap.
Privacy posture
Student work is private to the classroom. We don't sell student data and don't use it for advertising.
A formal COPPA / FERPA compliance review will be completed before any school-wide deployment.
Get started
Bring reasoning into your classroom.
Free to start. Set up a class and invite your students in minutes.