Combinational AI

AI that combines your information, so you can make informed decisions in the moment.

This is combinational AI. Voice recorded in the room, video from a phone, your organisation’s own knowledge and the data you already hold. askKira brings them together, works out what they mean, and shows the person responsible what to do next, with the evidence and how sure it is.

Two school leaders reviewing pupil information together

Definition

What is combinational AI?

Combinational AI is AI that brings several sources of information together, such as voice, video, an organisation’s own knowledge and its data, and analyses them as one, so that a person can make an informed decision in the moment. askKira builds combinational AI on one secure platform, hosted in the UK, where the numbers are calculated first, then explained, and every recommendation shows its evidence and how sure it is.

1The askKira Platform

Four leading AI models
ClaudeChatGPTGeminiPerplexity
Security credentials
  • UK hosted on AWS London
  • Never used to train an AI model
  • Cyber Essentials certified
  • ICO registered, ZB622646
  • UK GDPR Article 28 DPA

3The AI analyses it

Every time, in this order
  1. The four sources are combined
  2. The numbers are calculated first
  3. Then explained in plain English
  4. Every point shows its evidence and how sure it is

Answers from the four AI models can be compared, so the best one is taken, not the first.

5Pulse shows what happened

The Pulse dashboard: an overall Pulse score and a score for each topic
Pulse analytics
Pulse

Shows leaders how AI is being used, on what, and how people feel.

The AI learns how you work

What leaders learn from Pulse goes back into your organisation’s knowledge, policies and practice, so every cycle starts better informed.

Your data still never trains an AI model.

4An informed decision, in the moment

A teacher sitting with two children
Talkology: the most common trigger before Pupil A’s incidents is a transition, the likely need is sensory regulation, and the advice is to schedule calming activities before demanding tasks

Example: Talkology shows that most of Pupil A’s incidents follow a transition, suggests the need behind them and what to try first. The adult decides what to do.

Step 1

Four sources of information the AI can combine.

A teacher working with a group of pupils in a classroomClassroom Companion's live transcript: each spoken observation tagged to a pupil as help, reminder or praise

Voice

Keep a record of what happens without stopping to write it down.

A teacher speaks naturally while teaching and each observation is logged against a child. A tradesperson walks a job, says what needs doing, and it becomes an itemised quote.

A tradesman on site using his phoneBody mapping from one phone video: the joints marked frame by frame

Video

Turn one phone video into measured feedback on how someone moves.

The body is read frame by frame on the phone that filmed it. Positions and timings come from the movement itself, and the clip is never uploaded.

A team working together around a table with laptopsPupil Progress AI: a priority action for a trust, with its evidence, how sure it is and how many pupils it reaches

Your organisation's knowledge

Get answers based on your own policies and practice, not generic advice.

Tell askKira about your organisation, the values you work by and the knowledge your team relies on, and every answer starts from how you work.

School staff talking with a parent at the entrance to a schoolAttendance Officer AI: today's families to call, each with the reason and what has been tried

Your data

See who needs support, and why, from the data you already hold.

Attendance, assessment, practice and survey data, read for you. The pupils who need support are flagged, with the reason and how sure it is.

Step 2

The foundation that combines them: four AI models and Pulse analytics.

askKira Platform’s model picker: Google Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity

Compare answers from four leading AI models, with one login.

Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity in one secure workspace, so answers can be compared and the best one taken rather than the first one.

The Pulse dashboard: an overall Pulse score and a score for each topic

Pulse: see what your staff use AI for, and how they are feeling.

Pulse shows leaders what staff ask AI about, how often they use it and how they are feeling, by school, role and topic.

UK hosted, on AWS LondonNever used to train an AI modelCalculated first, then explained

Combinational AI in practice

Every askKira product is combinational AI: several sources of information, combined.

Two colleagues reviewing wellbeing findings together in a school

Our first combinational AI product was Bounce AI, in 2025. It combines Bounce Together’s wellbeing survey data with Bounce Forward’s resilience expertise, so a school sees which resources to focus on, based on its own findings.

Wellbeing survey data+Resilience expertise+Secure AI=Bounce AI

Since then, founders and partners have brought their own expertise, and each product combines different sources.

Step 3

Every recommendation shows its evidence and how sure it is. A person makes the decision.

A teacher sitting with two children in a calm, bright room

The numbers are calculated first, then explained. Each suggestion says how sure it is and how many records it rests on, and none of them acts on its own.

What comes next

Next: several products sharing information in one school or workplace.

Today each product combines a few sources for one job. Next, several products working together in one place, so the people responsible for it see more of what is happening, with the evidence, and make informed decisions as things happen.

An architectural model of a small town, standing for one setting with several products working in it
Voice
Data
Knowledge
Video
Combined by AI into one view for the people in charge

Questions people ask

Combinational AI, answered.

What is combinational AI?

Combinational AI is AI that brings several sources of information together, such as voice, video, an organisation’s own knowledge and its data, and analyses them as one, so that a person can make an informed decision in the moment.

How is combinational AI different from using one AI tool?

One AI tool answers from what you type into one conversation. Combinational AI joins several sources of information and several AI models, calculates the numbers first, then explains them with the evidence and how sure it is.

Is combinational AI the same as multimodal AI?

No. Multimodal AI is one model that can read text, images or audio. Combinational AI combines different sources of information, different products and different AI models around a decision a person has to make.

What are examples of combinational AI?

Bounce AI combines Bounce Together’s wellbeing survey data with Bounce Forward’s resilience expertise. Classroom Companion combines a teacher’s voice with the class record. Pupil Progress AI combines a trust’s assessment and practice data.

Is askKira’s combinational AI secure?

Yes. It runs on the askKira Platform, hosted in the UK on AWS London, and customer data is never used to train an AI model.

Who makes the decision?

A person. Every recommendation shows its evidence and how sure it is, and none of them acts on its own.

Which AI models does askKira combine?

Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, in one secure workspace, with Pulse analytics showing how AI is being used.

Can askKira build combinational AI for my organisation?

Yes. Five of askKira’s twelve products started with a partner’s expertise. Tell us which decisions you want to make better, and we will show you which sources can be combined.

Want to combine the information your organisation already has?

Tell us which decisions you want to make better, and we will show you which sources can be combined.

Talk to us