University coursework, made clearer — with AI built in.
Web
EdTech
Saudi Arabia
Oxygen Academy is a university-aligned learning platform for Saudi students. Instructors publish courses, students study and sit exams inside them, and ambassadors refer new students — all on one platform, with AI running underneath the whole experience rather than bolted on top.
For students
One dashboard for every enrolled course — content, progress, and streaks in one place
Structured lessons: video, files, text, quizzes, and exams inside a single course player
Exams with instant results, explanations for wrong answers, and a personalized retry built from your own weak spots
Flashcards and spaced-repetition review to keep what you studied from fading
A course-specific AI chat, trained only on that course’s own material
Course group chat and a leaderboard alongside the coursework
For instructors
Publish courses — structure sections, upload files, and build exams, flashcards, and summaries
AI tools that turn an uploaded file into study material: exams, flashcards, and summaries generated from the source, not written from scratch
A student roster, course analytics, and feedback in one instructor portal
Earnings and payouts tracked against every course sold
For ambassadors
Apply and track application status from a dedicated portal
Referral links and coupons attributed to their own account
Commission and payout tracking as referrals convert
AI, built in
“Ask Lama” — a chat assistant trained on each course’s own material, not a generic bot
AI-generated exams and quizzes built directly from a course’s source files
AI-generated flashcards from course material, backed by spaced-repetition review
AI grading assistance for open-ended answers, plus explanations and personalized retries for wrong answers
The Oxygen Academy homepage — university-aligned courses, bilingual Arabic/English, and the “Ask Lama” AI assistant.
The goal: one platform where instructors publish, students study, and AI carries the work of turning course material into exams, flashcards, and explanations — not a video library with a chatbot bolted on.