Design-led partnership
Product direction, content architecture, and design surface for an AI-first learning platform.
Case Study · EDTECH · US
Arusto AI: AI learning platform
Design partnership for AI content in institutional learning.
The story
What Arusto AI needed, and what we built.
Founder Yuvraj Shergill (Columbia, McKinsey) wanted to build an AI-powered learning platform for institutional clients. KUMO partnered closely on the platform's design and product direction, focused on multi-modal learning content, compliance tracking, and version control.
What we delivered
Six areas of production work.
AI content surface
Design of the flows for multi-modal interactive learning content, how the AI behaviour shows up to users.
Compliance & audit surface
How institutional buyers see compliance, version control, and audit history reflected in the product.
Source-material update flagging
Design for content-update awareness when source material changes downstream.
Institutional product fit
Design tailored to institutional procurement, evaluation, and integration cycles, not consumer edtech defaults.
Product thinking, not just code
The engagement focused on shaping product direction and design alongside Yuvraj's team.
Highlights
Project highlights.
"They exhibited a strong desire to engage in discussions beyond their direct work. Strong product thinking, not just code execution."
Yuvraj Shergill
CEO, Arusto.aiMore work.
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