VaultEd
Learn AI.
Not the cloud bill.
The private, on-device AI sandbox built for Canvas, MacBook Neo, and modern Computer Science classrooms.
Specification
Tools granted
Agent trace
0 tokens billed◆ plan · 4 acceptance criteria identified
› read_file("intervals.py") → 0 bytes
› write_file("intervals.py", 18 lines)
› run_tests() → 3 passed, 1 failed
◆ plan · sorted in place — preserve input, retry
› write_file("intervals.py", 18 lines)
› run_tests() → 4 passed, 0 failed
✓ all criteria satisfied · 2 iterations · 0 tokens
Backend
WebGPU
Token cost
$0.00
Egress
0 B
$0
per prompt, forever
100%
on-device inference
0 B
student data egress
1
click to launch in Canvas
Two ways to deploy
One platform. Inside your LMS, or on its own.
LMS Embedded Mode
Lives inside Canvas.
Plugs into Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard as an interactive module via LTI 1.3 (with 1.1 fallback), keeping students inside their existing course workflow — with automated grade passback.
Standalone Web Platform
Or runs on its own.
Operates independently in the browser without requiring a backend LMS — easy to share as a demo, run standalone workshops, or sell directly to institutions.
Hybrid deployment
Inside Canvas via LTI for enrolled courses, or standalone for workshops and demos.
Air-gapped privacy
Code, prompts, and evaluation data stay on the machine they were typed on.
Predictable budgeting
A fixed license instead of volatile per-prompt API bills.
Agentic pedagogy
Students define specs and evaluate behaviour instead of typing boilerplate.
LMS Integration
Plugs directly into your existing workflow.
Instructors install VaultEd once as an LTI tool. Students click the module inside their course and land in a working AI lab — already authenticated, already rostered, grades flowing back automatically.
- Single-click LTI 1.3 deployment, 1.1 fallback for legacy tenants
- Canvas, Moodle, and Blackboard supported out of the box
- Grade passback via Assignment & Grade Services
- Deep Linking places a specific lab into a module
- Names & Roles rosters sync — zero onboarding friction
LTI 1.3 launch sequence
- 1
Student clicks the module in Canvas
OIDC third-party init
- 2
Platform posts a signed id_token
JWT verified against JWKS
- 3
VaultEd renders inside the course
roster + context claims applied
- 4
Model loads to the student's GPU
WebGPU · cached after first run
- 5
Score posts back via AGS
only the grade leaves the device
Purpose-Built for MacBook Neo & Modern Classrooms
VaultEd combines browser-native WebGPU AI with entry-level school hardware to deliver 100% private, zero-token AI learning.
On-Device Neural Engine Efficiency
Leverages the local Neural Engine and unified memory on devices like the MacBook Neo (and M-series Macs). Small language models (SLMs) run 100% locally in WebGPU without thermal throttling or needing high-end GPUs.
Zero Cloud OverheadPlugs Right Into Canvas
Embed VaultEd directly inside your Canvas modules. Students launch interactive local AI sandboxes in one click — while grades automatically sync back to your gradebook.
Instant LTI DeploymentBuilt for Institutional Compliance
Student code, prompts, and work never leave the local laptop. Zero student data leakage, full FERPA/FIPPA compliance, and zero recurring API token invoices for school IT budgets.
Zero Data LeakagePrivacy & Security
100% air-gapped.
Zero data leakage.
On-device execution bypasses strict institutional data governance hurdles. There is no inference vendor to review, no data processing agreement to negotiate, and no cross-border transfer to disclose — because the data never leaves the laptop it was typed on.
Cost Savings
Unlimited iterations. Zero cloud tokens.
High-performance 4B–7B parameter models run locally via browser WebGPU. A student can re-run an agent two hundred times debugging one spec, and the line item is still the same fixed license.
Term cost estimator
Cloud API · 13 weeks
$2,471
≈ 411.8M tokens
VaultEd · 13 weeks
$0
fixed license
Illustrative: ~2,200 tokens per agentic turn at a blended $6 / 1M tokens.
Bundled local models
| Model | Quant | VRAM | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Qwen2.5-Coder 3B | q4f16 | ~2.4 GB | ~42 tok/s |
| Llama 3.2 4B Instruct | q4f32 | ~3.1 GB | ~35 tok/s |
| DeepSeek-Coder 6.7B | q4f16 | ~4.6 GB | ~24 tok/s |
| Mistral 7B Instruct | q4f16 | ~5.0 GB | ~21 tok/s |
Measured on Apple M2 Pro, Chrome WebGPU. WASM fallback for unsupported devices.
2030 Agentic Pedagogy
From typing boilerplate to directing agents.
01
Specify
Students write the spec and the acceptance criteria before a line of code exists. The rubric grades the specification, not the keystrokes.
02
Direct
A local agent plans, edits, and runs tests inside the browser sandbox. Students steer it, interrupt it, and constrain its tools.
03
Evaluate
Students grade model behaviour against their own criteria — hallucination, regression, edge cases — and defend the verdict.
Deploying MacBook Neo or Chromebook fleets this Fall? VaultEd delivers agentic AI education with zero server costs and total student data privacy.
Pick your deployment mode.
Same platform, same runtime, same privacy guarantee — inside your LMS or on its own.