For publishers
Create quizzes, podcasts and slides from your own source. Your editors review them in Studio. You choose how students use them: in your platform or an app under your own name.
Explore your needs in a demo. We agree on the scope of a pilot together.
What comes out
Try the learning formats and switch branding. We discuss availability and pilot scope separately; embedding in your platform is part of the Widgets module.
Interactive example
Try two questions about the Netherlands and its water. The feedback explains why an answer is right or wrong.
Pick an answer and have it checked.
Dikes hold water back, pumping stations drain it and water storage makes room for it. Explore how these parts work together.
How much of the Netherlands lies below sea level?
Embed on your own page
<script src="https://embed.tapwise.app/v1.js" data-widget="quiz" data-chapter="3"></script>Example code. Widgets are an extension to Foundation; we agree on delivery and pilot scope separately.
Missing a learning format? We can discuss what suits your title and audience.
Our approach
Your existing titles are the starting point. Engine makes proposals, your editors review them in Studio, and you choose how to deliver the material.
More ways to learn, grounded in your content and guided by your editors.
Explore the editorial processHow it works
From choosing a source to publication: your editors stay in control of the generated learning formats.
We discuss which title or chapters you want to use, along with learning objectives, level and style examples.
Choose a learning format. The Engine makes a proposal from the agreed source material.
Your editors assess the result in Studio, edit it or regenerate it where needed.
Offer approved learning formats through the agreed channel: your platform or an app under your brand.
Foundation
Foundation combines Engine, library and Studio in one base licence. Your team creates learning formats from your own sources, manages them by chapter and reviews what is ready to publish.
Processes your source and generates lesson material from it with AI. Works in the background.
Stores your sources and generated learning formats by chapter, searchable and with version control.
The web app where your editors generate, edit and approve material.
Your source material
What you buy
Foundation is the base. Then choose where students and teachers use your material: your existing platform, a student app or a teacher web app under your brand.
For your own content team
BaseThe base: Engine, library and Studio
What you get
How it works
Your team works in Studio. You decide what is good enough to release.
More about FoundationFor your existing online environment
Your material in your own platform
What you get
How it works
Choose how you integrate: ready-made widgets, raw files or the API. With widgets you also get usage data back.
More about WidgetsFor students, web and mobile
White-label app for students
What you get
How it works
Students use your app and the material comes from your library. The widgets are already built in, so you don't need the Widgets module on top.
More about Tap4StudentsFor teachers working with your material
White-label web app for teachers
What you get
How it works
Ready-made decks rarely fit a class exactly. So a teacher composes their own lesson from your library, with your material and the freedom to teach it their own way.
More about Tap4TeachersA module does not work without Foundation. Choose white-label hosting (Tap4Students) and the widgets are already included. Prefer your own platform, and you integrate through widgets, raw files or the API. Only widgets and apps give usage data back. What you pay per module depends on your reach; we work that out together.
A podcast player or quiz is a widget: the interactive view of your material. The Widgets module brings it to your existing platform.
We choose which widgets fit each title and audience with you.
Quality
The Engine makes a proposal. Your editors check generated learning formats in Studio for accuracy, level and question quality before publication. Live Tutor answers need separate safeguards.
Your editors check claims against the source material and revise them where needed.
Your editors assess whether language, examples and difficulty suit the audience you specify.
Your editors check that questions have one correct answer and clear distractors, and that answer checking matches the source.
Your editors assess whether the material encourages students to think for themselves and gives enough support.
Why are dikes not enough?
Dikes hold water back, but rain and river water also need somewhere to go. That is why pumping stations and water storage belong to the same system.
Source: Chapter 3, §2Module comparison
Compare what each module adds to Foundation: creating and managing material, delivery and usage insights.
FoundationBase | Widgets | Tap4Students | Tap4Teachers | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Create & manage | ||||
| Process source material with the Engine | ||||
| Store & keep every version in the library | ||||
| Generate, edit & review in Studio | ||||
| Editorial approval before publishing | ||||
| Seats for your editors | ||||
| Deliver & reach | ||||
| Embed widgets in your own platform | ||||
| Take raw files (MP3, MP4, PNG, JSON) | ||||
| Pull material through the API | ||||
| One app for students (web + mobile) | ||||
| Every learning format from your library, widgets included | ||||
| Web app for teachers | ||||
| Build lesson slides from your library | ||||
| Access to your library for teachers | ||||
| Brand & insight | ||||
| Your name and branding | ||||
| Usage analytics | ||||
Create & manage
Deliver & reach
Brand & insight
Deliver & reach
Brand & insight
Deliver & reach
Brand & insight
A module does not work without Foundation; the base is always underneath. Choose Tap4Students and the widgets are already built into the app, so you don't need the Widgets module separately.
The key questions about Tapwise for publishers.
We discuss your titles, reach, chosen modules and pilot scope. Foundation is the base; you then choose how to reach students and teachers. We use these choices to prepare a proposal.
Your own source material is the starting point. We agree on use, rights and processing before starting.
Your editors review and edit generated learning formats in Studio before publication. Live Tutor answers require separate safeguards.
Start with a demo of the workflow and learning formats. For a pilot, we choose source material, audience and desired outputs together. We agree on scope, support and delivery before starting.
Foundation is for your content team. You then choose how to reach students and teachers: through your platform, Tap4Students or Tap4Teachers. We discuss which options fit your pilot.
Tapwise brings creating, editorially reviewing and delivering learning material together. You work from your own sources and choose how students and teachers reach the material under your brand.
Tell us which title or chapters you want to use. A demo explores learning formats, editorial review and delivery. We then agree on the scope and terms of a pilot together.
Milan Scheepers, Sales and customer support