An AI that learns your people, then teaches them.
Zerra is an adaptive learning platform for upskilling. It estimates what each person can already do, routes them to the next thing worth learning, and proves the gain. The same engine runs your in-house assessments, curated with our own tools.
Four things happen between a person arriving and a skill being signed off.
A person is a point, not a level.
Every skill in your organisation is an axis. Zerra starts by placing the learner on it, from the work they already do.
Each answer narrows the guess.
Items are picked where the answer carries the most information. The band around the estimate tightens as the evidence arrives.
The path re-plans as they move.
Prerequisites hold the graph together. Zerra walks the shortest route through it that still clears your standard.
Mastery you can audit, per person.
One cell per learner per skill, with the items behind it. This is the same view your in-house assessments write into.
Five steps, and none of them are a course catalogue.
A short adaptive sitting, on tasks drawn from your own work.
Wrong answers are read for cause, not counted.
The next step is chosen after every answer, not at enrolment.
Work in the tools they use on Monday, not a simulator.
Competence is signed off on evidence, not attendance.
Assess your own workforce, on your own standard.
Build as many item banks as you have functions. Each one is curated against your competency framework, calibrated on your cohorts, and reported with the agreement rate behind it. Use them for hiring screens, internal certification, promotion evidence and regulatory sign-off.
Two people in the same team can be on completely different paths by the second week, and both finish on your standard.
Your runbooks, tickets and code become the content. Nothing generic is taught where something specific exists.
Calibration, agreement and item history are all visible. A result survives a conversation with legal.
The rest of the system
Own your own AI future.
Train your people on the system you actually run, and test them on it.