A personal AI that actually fits a semester
Aiven doesn't write your essays. It cleans up everything around them — the reading you haven't started, the Slack threads in your group project, the recruiter emails you forgot to reply to, the scholarship deadline in three weeks. Most students we've talked to lose 6–10 hours a week to that layer. That's what Aiffinity is for.
What changes on day one
Seminar reading
Connect Google Drive and Canvas. Aiven summarises the week's PDFs, pulls out the prof's highlighted questions, and builds a flashcard deck you can review on the train.
Group projects
Aiven reads the shared channel, keeps a living task list, and drafts status pings in your voice — so you're never the one who forgets to reply.
Recruiter & TA replies
Hot Replies surface in Gmail. One tap sends a reply in your tone (polite, short, no "As an AI" energy). You can regenerate if it sounds off.
Scholarship drafts
Feed the brief; Aiven produces a first outline grounded in your real interests and past writing. Your voice, your substance — faster.
A typical day
- Morning. Aiven opens with a 20-second briefing: "Reading for Cognitive Psych in 40m, 1 Slack thread in your capstone group needs a reply, and the Stanford Global scholarship closes in 11 days." One tap to approve.
- Seminar. You connected Otter or the Google Meet add-on. Aiven writes the discussion notes for you, linked to the paper.
- Evening. In the group chat, Aiven drafts a "can we move our sync to Thursday?" message in your voice. You send it.
- Late. You're doom-scrolling Instagram. Aiven nudges: "Your scholarship draft is 72% done — 15 minutes and we're at the finish line." You ignore it. That's fine too.
What Aiven doesn't do
Aiven does not submit essays, take tests, or impersonate you to your professors. It drafts and assists; you still press send. Most universities treat AI-submitted work as misconduct — that's a line Aiffinity respects.
Aiven also does not forward your chats to anyone. Connections are scoped OAuth grants and data never leaves your Individual Print without a one-tap approval.
Integrations that matter for students
- Gmail — recruiter emails, TA follow-ups, application threads.
- Google Calendar — class timetable, office hours, group-project syncs.
- Google Drive — slide decks, readings, shared essays.
- Google Classroom & Canvas — assignments, discussion threads, grades.
- Notion — your second brain, synced.
- Slack & Discord — group chats & campus servers.
- Spotify — yes, it's a signal. Your Aiven's tone calibrates to it too.
See the full list on integrations.
FAQ
Is Aiffinity going to write my essays for me?
No. Aiven drafts reading summaries, outlines, flashcards, and replies — always under your approval. Final submitted work is yours. Most universities treat AI-drafted submissions as misconduct; Aiffinity doesn't sidestep that.
Can Aiven see all my Google Drive and campus email?
Only what you grant. Each connection (Gmail, Google Drive, Google Classroom, Canvas…) is a scoped OAuth grant you can revoke from Aiffinity in one tap.
Is there a student discount?
Not yet — Aiffinity is pre-launch. Students who join the waitlist get 500 free AI tokens at launch; a dedicated student plan is on the roadmap.
Get 500 free tokens at launch
Join the waitlist and pick the "student" starter workflow — we'll hand you a 5-minute setup path tuned to a semester. Join the waitlist →