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Invigilo
Empty rows of long pale desks in a teaching room, tall windows standing open to the daylight.

About Invigilo

We build the tool schools were missing when AI arrived.

Invigilo is one application a school adopts, with the modules inside it. We are not a surveillance company that spotted the school market: we build what a school needs in order to use AI in a way it can stand behind.

The background

Schools got AI before anyone built the tool.

AI reached the classroom faster than anyone could set a policy for it. Schools had to decide what was allowed, and no software could enforce or document that decision. Invigilo is built to close that gap.

The starting pointA policy with no tool
Schools set rules for AI, subject by subject and exam by exam. Enforcement sat with the individual teacher, and documentation barely existed.
TodayOne application, several modules
Invigilo is the application a student installs. The exam module is built, and we are testing it ourselves. We are looking for the first schools to trial it with. None of it is in production yet.
From hereThe same policy in every module
The study module is under development, and the list grows as new initiatives from ministries, schools and teachers are approved. We put no date on anything we have not built.

Principles

Three principles we do not bend.

They hold for every module we put into the application, including the ones that are not built yet.

01

The policy is never ours

At exams and the large written projects we enforce what the exam regulations require. Everywhere else, the AI policy the school itself chooses, from no AI at all to declared use. Never our own opinion of what AI may be used for.

02

As little as possible

The application sees only what the policy requires, and only inside the window the school opened. Outside it, everything is stripped on the student’s computer before anything is sent. No webcam, no microphone, no keystrokes, no national ID number.

Rows of grey chairs seen from above, a few sheets of paper left behind on the seats

The rules belong to the school. The tool is ours.

03

People decide

No student is flagged, assessed or judged automatically. The application points at something, and the teacher decides what it means. Nor do we claim a tool like ours cannot be circumvented: no tool in this category can.

Who is behind it

Built and hosted in the EU.

Invigilo is developed by Rapidlaunchcode ApS, a European software company. The servers sit in the EU, and we run the language model ourselves: there is no US cloud in the chain.

Contact

kontakt@invigilo.eu

Write to us directly. There is no sales team in between.

Pilot schoolsIn closed testing

Vigila

We are looking for the first schools to run a term with.

The exam module is built, and we are testing it ourselves. The next step is a handful of schools willing to trial it at real exams and shape it together with their teachers and students before it is rolled out widely. Sign up and mention it in the message.

Launching in Q4 2026, ahead of the winter exams.

Muted ambient footage from an exam: hands writing on a laptop. Nobody in frame is identifiable.