Skill-based adaptive learning for your team
fkra turns your documents into training that closes each person's skill gaps.
A live demo: agents find the team's skill gaps in a policy document and build a course that closes them, every module cited to its clause. A reviewer approves it, then each learner gets it in their own format.
- Built from your documentsPolicies and manuals become modules that cite their page.
- Adapts to each personSkips what they know and serves the rest in their format.
- Arabic firstBuilt right-to-left from the start.
- Governed by defaultSSO, SCIM, human review and a full audit trail.
Four layers, from your systems up to the learner.
Pick a layer to open it.
An agent for every job in L&D.
Each agent has one job. Pick a job to see who covers it.
16 of 30+ agents on shift30+ module types, adapted to your needs.
Pick a group, then a type to preview it.
Autonomy you can audit.
For organizations where training is regulated, mandatory and measured.
Fits the stack you already run.
Sign-in and people data connect first, then your existing courses, documents and chat tools.
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Your documents, all the way to readiness.
Follow one policy document from upload to a team that is ready.
Designed for the enterprise. Adapted to each person.
Roll out to every team with SSO and SCIM. Then fkra builds each person a path from what they already know.
- SSO, SCIM and field-level permissions
- One policy change, rolled out to every role it touches
- An audit trail on every human and agent action
- Skips what they already know
- Teaches the gaps their answers reveal
- In their language and the format they learn best from
- Tenant isolation
- Regional data residency
- Your brand and domain
- Review gates on everything that reaches learners
Every path rebuilds itself around the person.
Nobody sits through what they already know. Pacing, difficulty and nudges adapt through the fkra loop of feedback, knowledge, reflection and action, so what someone knows gets skipped and what their answers reveal gets taught.
- Preferred format
- Pace
- Language
- What they already know
- Where they slip
- The decisions they rehearse
Learning that moves before the business does.
What fkra did for a promotion, a new role, a policy change and a learner who needed a different format.
Amina was ready before the title was.
fkra tracked the decisions she rehearsed and the evidence her manager logged. When the team-lead seat opened, that record made her case, and she was already halfway through the leadership path.
A role that didn’t exist last quarter.
When AI Operations appeared on the org chart, fkra assembled its skill map from company knowledge, found the three closest people, and drafted an adaptive upskilling path for each.
The policy changed Tuesday. Teams were current by Friday.
fkra picked up the new version at the source, refreshed the nine affected courses, and sent each role its own practice. Nobody booked a training day.
One module, four ways in.
fkra learns each person’s preferred format, pace and language, then serves the same module as video, a hands-on lab, audio for the commute or a one-page brief. Captions, transcripts and right-to-left Arabic are on by default.
Pick a team and a role. Watch fkra get them ready.
A startup needs a new hire productive in week one. An enterprise closes skill gaps across its teams. An academy turns a syllabus into a graded course.
From the Gulf to the world.
fkra starts with Gulf organizations that need Arabic-first training. The rest of the Arab world comes next, then everywhere else.
Teams that stopped building slides.
“We uploaded our safety manual on a Tuesday, and by Thursday our field engineers were working through the course. Every quiz question points back to the page it came from.”
“Compliance went from a quarterly fire drill to a dashboard we check on Monday mornings. When a policy changes, the affected courses reach us already updated and waiting for review.”
“The agents draft each module from our clinical protocols. Our authors review and correct the drafts instead of building slides, and nothing goes live until they approve it.”
The questions procurement asks.
What does “agentic” mean in fkra?
fkra runs 30+ specialist agents, including Course Builder, Quiz Writer, Enrollment and Report Writer. Each one plans, acts and reports in a loop you can watch, and every action lands in the audit log.
Do agents publish anything without review?
No. Humans review by default: agents propose, named owners approve. Once you trust a workflow, you can loosen its review gate per workflow and per organization.
What can agents build from?
PDFs, slide decks, docs, wikis, video transcripts, and existing SCORM packages. Every quiz question links back to the page it came from.
How is learning personalized?
Each module comes in four formats (video, audio, text and hands-on practice), and fkra serves the one that fits each learner. Pacing, difficulty and nudges adapt through the fkra loop of feedback, knowledge, reflection and action.
Does it work in Arabic?
Arabic comes first: RTL-native layouts, localized module types, and a Translator agent that keeps every version in sync. English is first-class too, and 30+ languages are supported.
How long does rollout take?
A pilot takes days: SSO and SCIM on day one, your content imported, and the first agent-built course live in week one.
Bring a policy document. Leave with a course draft.
In a 30-minute demo, the agents build a course draft from your own document while we talk.
Pilots start within days. SSO and your content import come first, and your first agent-built course goes live in week one.








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