Corporate partnerships

It takes a village.

Partner with Flowst to make learners’ growth visible, equip educators to meet individual learning needs, and open more opportunities to learn. Better learning is a shared effort.

Shared ambition. More possibilities.

Working together.

Meet our media partner, supporting the Flowst vision.

The problem Learning is more than consuming content.

For generations, learning has often meant receiving the same content in the same way, with limited room for how each person learns.

Finishing content alone doesn’t show what a learner understands, how their capabilities are developing, or the support they need next.

Our mission Make growth visible.

We don’t just build software; we build tools that provide measurable feedback for learners and educators alike.

Our goal is to show learners how their capabilities improve over time, while giving educators the insight and tools to respond to each learner’s needs.

AI for learning starts with educators.

Before we bring AI to students, we need to equip the people teaching them. That means practical AI training and support for the work teachers already do.

Our design goal is support that fits existing routines, without adding another layer of work for teachers.

Lesson preparation
Develop plans and materials around the teacher’s objectives.
Classroom support
Prepare activities and work through ideas with an assistant.
Assessing understanding
Use students’ explanations and work to see where support is needed.

Shaped by teacher feedback, with educators retaining instructional decisions.

Your expertise.
A wider world of learning.

We work with companies and brands to connect their education priorities with a practical contribution. Together, we can create more ways to access learning and experience what lies beyond the classroom.

Put technology within reach.

Widen access to learning technology through resources, equipment, and school access. Support thoughtful AI use that helps educators and learners question responses and strengthen their own judgment.

Bring the wider world closer.

Open doors through workplace visits, practical activities, industry connections, and educational media for students, teachers, and school owners. Exposure is part of learning, too.

Clear expectations.
Shared direction.

A considered partnership starts with a conversation and takes shape around a contribution we can define together.

Start a conversation
  1. 01

    Find the shared ambition

    Start with your organization’s education priorities, the people you want to support, and where our goals meet.

  2. 02

    Shape the contribution

    Agree a practical scope, responsibilities, resources, and how your contribution and brand will be represented.

  3. 03

    Define progress together

    Set out the intended benefit and how we will review the work as the collaboration develops.

A few useful details.

Before we start the conversation.

What can a corporate partnership involve?

Teacher development, learning technology, school access, industry exposure, or educational media. Contributions may include funding, resources, expertise, or access to facilities, shaped around a clearly defined collaboration.

How will our brand be represented?

Brand acknowledgment and any joint communication are agreed as part of the partnership scope. We discuss how your organization’s contribution is described and where its identity appears before that material is published.

How are teachers involved?

Practical AI training and teacher feedback are central to our approach. Flowst is being developed around lesson preparation, classroom support, and assessment, with educators helping us understand whether the assistance fits their work.

What should we include in an inquiry?

Tell us about your organization, your education priorities, and the expertise, resources, or opportunities you could contribute. That gives us a useful starting point for discussing alignment and scope.

Be part of
the village.

Bring your organization’s expertise, resources, and reach to the shared work of helping learners grow. Let’s shape a contribution with a clear purpose.

Discuss a partnership