The AI-native platform for teaching strategy · by Tattwa.Ai
stratman.tattwa.ai
One platform for teaching strategy — simulation, cases, tutoring and assessment.
StratMan is an AI-native teaching platform for business strategy. Its flagship is YuktiX, a Cesim-class competitive simulation; around it sit AI case analysis, an adaptive-learning tutor, assessment, and a gradebook — all built on one principle: AI coaches, creates and tutors, but the score is always earned.
Every module uses AI where it helps a learner: a Socratic case tutor, a per-round coach, scenario and content generation, drafted communications. But the things that decide a mark are deterministic or faculty-owned — the simulation's engine, the exam keys, the rubric. Faculty stay in control, and every result is defensible in a debrief.
Flagship · Advanced Business Simulation
stratman.tattwa.ai/about/yuktix
YuktiX
A multi-round competitive strategy simulation with a real eight-seat C-suite, a deterministic engine that never touches the score, and a coach that teaches the why. Anchor it on a real listed company or design a synthetic industry.
Adopt any one and grow into the rest — they share a login and a gradebook.
AI case method
Case Analysis
Turn any case into an interactive, graded experience — without the AI ever handing students the answer.
A Socratic case tutor grounded in the case (retrieval, never the full text to the model)
Graded team canvases with evidence checks; faculty teaching notes, boards and slides
The full case text never leaves the platform for the chat model
Personalized path
Adaptive Learning
A concept-by-concept learning path with a personal AI tutor that adapts to what each student has actually mastered.
A mastery graph unlocks the next concept only when the last is banked
Real-company examples, quick checks, and a tutor that answers in chat
Faculty see per-student trajectories, not just final scores
Quizzes & exams
Assessment
Author or AI-generate quizzes and timed, proctored exams — including an analysis exam where every student critiques AI output on a different real company.