Date: 2026-06-12 · https://api.yakki.app
Partner module
The pilot program
How a YAKKI pilot actually works — from the first demo to the final review. Defined phases, mutual commitments, and answers to the questions schools ask first.
The path
Four phases, clearly bounded
1 · Live demonstration
We come to you with devices and run a real session with your teachers: your topics, your levels, live generation. You decide whether to continue based on what you saw, not on slides.
2 · Setup
Our team installs and configures the application on school devices, sets up the teacher accounts, and runs onboarding for the participating teachers.
3 · Classroom use
Teachers run GuestDay sessions and Polygon practice in their regular lessons over a defined pilot period. We provide direct support — a real channel to people who build the product.
4 · Review
At the end of the period we sit down together: what worked, what did not, what teachers and students said. Both sides decide openly what happens next.
Your side
What the school commits
- Android devices for sessions (tablets or phones) and internet access in classrooms
- One or more English teachers willing to actually use it — curiosity matters more than tech skills
- A short onboarding meeting at the start, and honest feedback during and at the end
Our side
What we commit
- Installation, configuration, and updates on pilot devices — handled by our team
- Teacher onboarding and direct support for the entire pilot period
- A working product, honestly labeled: what is available, what is in pilot, what is still in development
Questions schools ask
Before you ask
Do students need accounts?
No. Students join lessons as guests — no accounts, no passwords, no personal data collected for a lesson to happen. This is a deliberate privacy feature.
What about students who barely read English instructions?
The student interface runs in Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, Amharic, or English — the teacher picks per session. The learning content stays English.
What does the pilot cost?
Terms are agreed individually with each pilot school and depend on scope. Write to us — you will get a direct answer, not a sales funnel.
Can we stop mid-pilot?
Yes. A pilot that is not working should end, and saying so is part of the honest feedback we ask for. No lock-in.
Is this a finished product?
Polygon and GuestDay are working products in classroom use. The platform as a whole is in active development, and pilots shape it. Schools that join now get outsized influence on what gets built.
Start with the demo
Every pilot starts the same way: one live session at your school, your topics, no commitment. If it does not convince you, it cost you one meeting.