Who it's for · Professors
For professorsOffice hours that never close.
Two hundred students, one of you, and a line outside your door the week before the midterm. A digital twin trained on your lectures, your papers, and your syllabus answers the recurring questions your way — so your actual office hours go to the deep ones.
Free to enrolled students, provided by your department · Paid access for everyone else
Your attention is finite. Demand for it isn't.
Students, alumni, colleagues, journalists, and the public who read your work all want a few minutes with you. There are only so many minutes.
Students in the lecture hall
Most never make it to office hours. Their questions go unanswered or go to a forum.
When demand spikes
The same twenty questions, two hundred times. Your twin answers them your way; you handle the rest.
Who else is asking
Readers of your book, practitioners in your field, prospective graduate students.
Broaden your reach. Earn where it makes sense. Serve more people than you ever could.
Broaden your reach
Your scholarship already travels. Now people can ask it questions.
- Your own page at yourname.accessme.ai — on the syllabus, your faculty page, your book's site.
- Prospective students and the public engage with your thinking before they ever email you.
- Alumni and practitioners keep learning from you years after the course.
Serve more students, deeper
Answer the recurring questions consistently and patiently, in line with your syllabus and your pedagogy.
- Clarifies lecture material and problem-set logic the way you would in office hours.
- Answers from your own lectures, notes, and syllabus, not generic explanations.
- Shows you which concepts the whole class struggles with before the exam.
Earn where it makes sense
Enrolled students get it free, provided by your department. The wider world can pay for a session with your way of thinking about the field.
- Free to enrolled students — covered by the department's monthly Studio Credits.
- Paid public twin for your book, your research, or professional audiences; 3–10 credits is typical.
- Earn a share of every paid session, paid out through Stripe Connect.
The questions that fill your inbox.
Illustrative examples of the kinds of conversations a twin trained on your content can have — in your words.
Every twin is clearly labeled as an AI representation — a front door to you, not a substitute for you. It reflects your content and your guidance. You review conversations and step in whenever you want. Anyone who prefers can choose private mode, where not even you can read their messages.
Office hours, a front door and a seat on the panel.
Every twin you create is either an Advisor or a Gatekeeper, and anyone can bring your twin onto a panel with other experts.
Office hours that never close
An Advisor twin answers students and readers from your lectures, papers and course material.
A front door for your inbox
Speaking invitations, press and interview requests talk with a Gatekeeper twin first. It scores each conversation and ranks them in your dashboard, so the strongest requests reach you first.
Interdisciplinary by design
Anyone can bring your twin together with other scholars' twins, say an economist, a historian and an ethicist, and ask them all the same question. Each answers independently and never sees the others' responses, and an AccessMe moderator summarizes.
Both kinds of twin are included on every plan. On a panel, each twin is one session at its own price. Advisor and Gatekeeper twins · How panels work
Up and running in an afternoon.
Upload your course
Lecture transcripts, slides, the syllabus, problem-set solutions you want it to teach from, your papers and your book.
Set your voice and tone
Answer a few questions about how you teach, so your twin explains things the way you would.
Share two links
A free twin for enrolled students, provided by your department. A paid twin for everyone else. Both under one plan.
Free for enrolled students. Paid for the world.
Every twin's owner picks one of two options, and you can change it anytime. Audiences pay in credits — one platform-wide unit that costs $1, used only on AccessMe.
Questions professors ask
Why would students use my twin instead of a general AI?
A general AI gives the textbook average. Your twin answers in line with your lectures, your syllabus and your position in the field, which is what your students came to you for and what outside readers want from you. You also see which questions keep coming up.
Can my department run twins for several faculty?
Yes. Duo, Team, and Enterprise plans add more twins, more shared Studio Credits, and several people under one organization account. Details for organizations.
Who owns my lecture content?
You do. You grant AccessMe a license only to operate your twin. Check your institution's policies on course materials before you upload.
Is the twin really me?
No. It's an AI representation trained on your own content — and every twin page says so. It reflects how you think and what you've taught, but it isn't you. You review normal-mode conversations and step in whenever you choose.
Is this a donation or a gift?
No. AccessMe is a SaaS platform. You pay a monthly platform plan; audience members buy prepaid usage credits for sessions. Credits are a purchase of a service, not a donation, and are not tax-deductible.
Stay reachable beyond the lecture hall.
Create your twin, make it free to your students, and open your thinking to everyone else who's asking.