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How it works

From your district's tool list to a family's yes, in three steps.

Districts share what they use. We turn each tool into a short, honest card. Families read it and choose.

For districts

  1. 1

    Share your approved AI tools and teacher details.

  2. 2

    We write and verify a card for each tool, you sign off.

  3. 3

    Families get a personal link from your district, read the cards, and choose.

What your families do

  1. 1

    Open the link from your school.

  2. 2

    Read a short card for each tool.

  3. 3

    Tap Yes or Not yet, change anytime.

Zero-knowledge roster

We create the IDs. Your district keeps the match.

Kinsent never receives student names or your district's student numbers. Instead, we generate anonymous Kinsent IDs that only your district can connect to a student.

  1. 1

    Choose how many

    A district admin asks for a batch, for example 30 IDs for one class or 500 for a school.

  2. 2

    Kinsent generates IDs

    Each random Kinsent ID, like KIN-7H3Q-M9XA, comes with its own private family link.

  3. 3

    Attach them on your side

    Download the list and match each Kinsent ID to a student in your own student information system or secure file. That match never leaves your district.

  4. 4

    Send links your usual way

    Families get their link through your parent messaging. Teachers see Kinsent IDs and each family's choice.

Example

Permission slip · Math

Ms. Rivera's 6th grade math

An AI homework helper your student chats with during practice problems.

The tool: PracticePilot, made by Northlight Learning
Who can see what your student types
Northlight Learning says your student is told up front that parents, teachers, and school staff can see their chats.
If you say Not yet
Your student does the same problems on paper.
Approved under our AI policy
August 12, 2026
Our privacy agreement with Northlight Learning
Signed July 30, 2026

Talk about it at home

Open the chat history together and ask: What did it get right? What would you have asked differently?

Requested by Sunrise County Schools

Provided by Kinsent AI, on your school's behalf

Example card. The tool name, school and dates shown here are fictional.