TAMBREET 한국어

We build
AI-powered
web
and app services
for learning.

TAMBREET is a Korean AI software company building web and mobile services, with education at the center.

See schoolupContact us
schoolup interview practice, in development. Universities, questions and figures are sample data.
The "questions to practice today" area of the schoolup Clinic screen, showing the top of two question cards about a student's inquiry projects. The interface is in Korean. The schoolup interview practice screen: a menu on the left, a choice between Clinic and Full session, a list of universities and cards of questions to practice today. The interface is in Korean.

Company

TAMBREET is an AI software company that develops educational web apps and learning programs.

We design and build web and app services centered on Anthropic's Claude.

Technology

schoolup's AI features run on Anthropic's Claude API, and we build all our products with Claude Code.

Drawing on our founder's years of coaching students through university admissions, we focus first on education.

Founded
September 2026
Location
Chuncheon, Gangwon, Korea
What we do
AI web & app development
Focus
Education

What we do

Education is at the center of our work. We apply the same engineering to services in voice and video.

Pilot from November 2026

AI Education

We build learning platforms that help students think for themselves and express ideas in their own words. Our flagship service is schoolup.

More about schoolup
In development

AI Voice

We are building a Korean real-time voice conversation engine, designed so one shared core can power many services.

Coming soon

AI-assisted Short-form Video

We plan and produce short-form promotional videos for local small businesses. Products and spaces appear only in real footage; AI supports planning, captions, graphics and quality checks.

schoolup

schoolup is an AI learning platform for Korean high school students preparing for holistic-review university admissions. From school activities and coursework to the CSAT, interviews and essays, it helps students organize their own thinking in their own words. We build it to draw out students' ideas, never to write answers for them.

The admissions journey schoolup supports

  1. School activities Plan inquiry activities and reflect on the process Coming soon
  2. Coursework Study support matched to school classes Coming soon
  3. CSAT prep Study support for Korea's college entrance exam Coming soon
  4. Interview practice Answer aloud; an AI interviewer asks follow-up questions Pilot in November
  5. Essay practice Practice turning ideas into structured essays Coming soon

We start with interview practice and open the rest step by step.

Clinic: practice one question through its follow-ups
One question card from the Clinic screen, with the question, a note, a practice count and two buttons. The interface is in Korean. The Clinic screen: after a university is chosen, cards list the questions to practice today, each with the question, a note and a practice count. The interface is in Korean.

Screens in development. Universities, questions, dates and figures are sample data.

Full session: a complete mock interview at real length
The setup area of the Full session screen: expected interview time and number of questions, with a self-introduction and closing remarks item below. The interface is in Korean. The Full session screen: expected interview time and number of questions at the top, then question cards in interview order, starting with a self-introduction. The interface is in Korean.

Screens in development. Universities, questions, dates and figures are sample data.

Report: evidence and next goals instead of scores
One summary card from the Report screen, naming what went best with its evidence and a button to view that answer. The interface is in Korean. The Report screen: a period selector, then three summary cards. A line at the top right says every judgment comes with its period and evidence. The interface is in Korean.

Screens in development. Universities, questions, dates and figures are sample data.

How we build AI

The same principles apply to every service we make.

AI that draws out thinking

Our AI never writes people's thoughts for them. It asks questions that help them find their own.

Clinic: practice one question through its follow-ups
One question card from the Clinic screen, asking a student what was hardest in their own inquiry project. The interface is in Korean. Question cards from the Clinic screen, asking a student what was hardest in their own inquiry project and how they controlled variables. The interface is in Korean.

Screens in development. Universities, questions, dates and figures are sample data.

No unfounded predictions

We do not predict or exaggerate admission chances, scores or results without evidence.

Report: evidence and next goals instead of scores
Part of the Report summary: a line saying every judgment comes with its period and evidence, above a card that names a wording to change next time. The interface is in Korean. Part of the Report summary: a line saying every judgment comes with its period and evidence, above cards that name what went well and a wording to change next time. The interface is in Korean.

Screens in development. Universities, questions, dates and figures are sample data.

Only the data we need

We collect the minimum information a service needs and say clearly how it is used.

Contact

For partnerships and inquiries, email us.

contact@tambreet.com