Week 38: BAINT AI Enters a New Interface Era — Built with Student Input, Moving Towards Real-World Testing

For BAINT AI, Week 38 marks another important step in that journey.

We have moved from our previous interface design to a new user interface, bringing us closer to the learning experience we want to build for students.

But this update is not just about changing how BAINT AI looks. It is also about continuing to understand the people we are building it for.

A New Interface for BAINT AI
Over the past few weeks, we have continued working on the BAINT AI classroom assistant and examining how students interact with the product.

One important part of this process was improving the user interface.

We are pleased to introduce the new BAINT AI interface, which represents the next stage of our product development.

We also want to recognise and give credit to cgainnovates, a student who contributed to designing the new interface.
We appreciate the time, creativity and contribution that went into helping BAINT move forward.

We believe that building educational technology should involve the people who understand the learning experience firsthand. Students should not only be the people using the product; their ideas and contributions should also help shape its development.

Still Listening to Students
Our conversations with students have not stopped.

We have already spoken with students from different academic backgrounds, and we are continuing to reach out to more students to understand their learning experiences, challenges and expectations.

These conversations help us examine important questions:
Are students finding the interface easy to use?

Can they understand the explanations BAINT provides?
Are the answers relevant to their subjects?

What difficulties do they experience when using learning technology?

What should we improve next?
We do not want to assume that we understand every student's needs without listening to them.

The feedback we receive will continue to influence how we develop BAINT AI.

Another Testing Rollout Begins
With the new interface introduced, we are preparing another testing rollout.

This stage will focus on evaluating the redesigned AI interface and how students interact with it.

We want to observe the experience, identify areas that need improvement and gather feedback before moving towards the final stages of preparation for operational use.

This is an important distinction: introducing a new design does not mean development is finished.

There is still work to do across the learning experience, subject coverage, answer quality and overall usability.

Our focus is to improve the product through actual testing rather than rushing towards a public launch.

Building With Limited Resources
Our development journey continues to come with practical challenges.

One of the things we are still working towards is getting a laptop to strengthen our development capabilities.

So far, we have continued making progress with the resources available to us.

However, having a laptop would make it easier to handle more demanding development tasks, organise our workflow and work more efficiently as BAINT moves into more advanced stages.

We are still looking for an opportunity to make this possible.

What Comes Next?
Our immediate focus is clear:

Begin testing the new BAINT AI interface with students.
Continue gathering feedback from different academic backgrounds.

Identify and improve weaknesses discovered during testing.

Strengthen the classroom assistant experience before operational use.

Continue developing with the resources currently available while working towards better development equipment.

We are not treating the new interface as the finish line.

It is another step towards building a classroom assistant that can genuinely support students in understanding what they learn.

Moving Forward
Week 38 is a reminder that product development is not always about adding more features.

Sometimes it means listening, making changes, recognising contributions and testing what has already been built.

We appreciate every student who has taken time to speak with us, share feedback or contribute ideas.

We also appreciate cgainnovates for helping shape the new BAINT AI interface.

There is still a long way to go, but we are continuing to build, learn and improve.

BAINT AI — Learn. Ask. Understand.

Building with students, improving through feedback.