Frequently asked questions
Everything you might want to know before you start.
What is Quindaria?
Quindaria turns your course into ready-to-use learning activities in minutes. You paste just three details of your course — its learning outcomes, topics and level. Then you pick a format out of 100+, and it builds the activity around your course. No more spending evenings designing materials from scratch. And no more generic materials out of a random AI.
Can Quindaria help me grade, not just create activities?
Yes. Beyond building activities, Quindaria creates grading rubrics: upload an assignment, exam or project and it builds a rubric aligned to your course outcomes — with the achievement levels and your institution's passing grade, ready to download in Word or Excel. More assessment tools are on the way.
Who is it for?
University and business-school faculty who want to vary how they teach without losing their weekends, across any discipline. It's built for higher education, with academic rigour at its core — not classroom games.
How is it different from ChatGPT or a generic AI tool?
A generic chatbot answers from the whole internet. Quindaria works inside your course: every activity is grounded in your learning outcomes, topics and level, so what comes out actually fits your class and holds up to faculty standards. It's purpose-built for course design, not a blank chat box. It's created by educators, for educators.
Is my course material private and secure?
Yes. Anything you add — your course details or a file you upload for a rubric — is used only to generate your materials. We don't store the files you upload: they're processed by our provider to create your content, then discarded, and they're never used to train AI models.
Is it really created by educators?
Yes — Quindaria is created by educators, for educators, designed around how faculty actually teach and assess. The focus is rigorous, course-aligned activities you'd be comfortable using in a real classroom.
Will it dumb down my teaching? Aren't these just “games”?
No. The point isn't games, or entertaining. It's giving you the variety of formats you'd use if you had the hours to map new activities to your learning outcomes. The dumbing-down comes from AI that ignores your course — Quindaria is anchored to yours, so it keeps the bar where you set it.
What does “early access” mean? When does it open?
We're opening Quindaria gradually. Right now you can join the early-access list — leave your email and you'll be among the first faculty invited in when we open the doors on August 1, 2026.
Is it free to start? What will it cost?
You can start free. Paid plans (Lite and Pro Annual) unlock multiple or unlimited use, and the first founding faculty get a reduced founding price.
Which subjects does it work for?
Across disciplines: business, law, health, engineering, sciences, humanities, languages and more. It anchors each activity to your course's subject area, outcomes and level, so the result fits your field.
What happens to my email when I join early access?
We use it only to send you your early-access invite and occasional updates about Quindaria — nothing else. You confirm your subscription by email, and you can unsubscribe any time.
Does it replace me, or let students just get AI answers?
Neither. Quindaria gives you the teaching materials — the activities, cases and assessments you run with your students. You stay the editor: you choose, adjust and edit until it fits how you teach.
Still have a question — or anything about your data and privacy?
Email us at hello@quindaria.com.