The teaching load, lightened — without lowering the bar
Grading stacks, slide decks, and somehow also staying current in your field. Kahubi handles the mechanical parts — grading against your criteria, drafting course materials from real sources — so the hours go back into actual teaching.
Free plan included. No credit card required.
Where Kahubi fits your work
Grade a stack, consistently
Set the criteria and scale once, then grade submissions in bulk — every student assessed against the same rubric, with written rationales you review and own.
Settle a question with the evidence
Ask a question and get a cited verdict — papers screened for support and opposition, ready to bring straight into a lecture or a reading list.
Lecture decks from your sources
Turn a topic and your reading list into structured slides, exported to PPTX or PDF, ready for your institution’s template.
Practice material that explains itself
Generate step-by-step worked examples and quiz questions for your course — the same learning engine your students can use to revise.
Course literature, queryable
Load the syllabus readings into a library and pull supported answers, discussion questions, and seminar prompts from the actual texts.
Stay current without the backlog guilt
Follow your field’s key topics and authors; a digest of new papers arrives on your schedule, ready to fold into next semester’s syllabus.
Chat with your library, not a generic chatbot
Kahubi answers from the papers, drafts, datasets, and transcripts you actually have. Type @ to pull any source into the conversation; the agent reads it, searches your library, and cites what it used.
- @-mention papers, drafts, datasets, interviews, and files
- Select text in any PDF to explain, summarize, or translate it
- Agent searches OpenAlex and the web, and imports papers for you
Write accurate manuscripts, grounded in your sources
Draft in a clean editor and let the AI help — it writes in your voice, learned from your own publications, and every paragraph stays anchored to the papers, data, and notes you actually have, never invented. Read it as a formatted PDF, edit it like a Word document, or drop into LaTeX when you want fine control.
- Writes in your voice: a style profile learned from your published work, not a generic chatbot register
- Grounded in your library: the AI writes from your real papers and data, and cites what it used
- One click to a compiled PDF, plus Word (.docx) export and full version history
What changes
- Rubric-consistent grading with rationales — you stay the examiner, minus the repetitive strain
- Course materials grounded in the actual course literature
- Slide decks and reading lists built from the literature, not from memory
- Your own research keeps moving in the same workspace: reviews, stats, manuscripts
- A free tier that covers a normal teaching term
Common questions
Is AI grading fair to students?
Does Kahubi detect AI-written or copied submissions?
I also do research. Do I need a separate tool for that?
Take back your evenings from the grading stack
Free to start. Consistent grading, real course materials, and your research alongside.



