Your people already have AI. Kitestring makes them good at it.
You hired great people, and there’s only one way a company becomes AI-first: through them. Kitestring gives each one a digital coach so your team gets better and you get more from the talent you already hired.
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Access to AI isn’t the same as being good at it.
Everyone’s been told to use AI, but almost no one’s been shown how. That’s why the same task takes one person fifteen minutes and another two days, and why the gap gets wider every month it goes unaddressed. It’s not a talent problem. It’s a support problem, and it doesn’t fix itself.
Three steps to a team that’s good at AI.
Setup takes an afternoon. Here’s how it works.
Everyone on your team gets better, step by step.
Kitestring doesn’t add to anyone’s plate. It finds where each person could get more from AI and coaches them in plain language. Great people got you this far, Kitestring helps them take you further.
Private for your people. Secure for your company.
Kitestring captures what people ask, never the AI’s responses. We never train models on your data.
Individual prompts stay private, and each person’s coaching belongs to them. Leaders never see anyone’s prompts, and Kitestring never ranks or compares people.
Kitestring never trains models on your company’s data, and AI responses never leave the device.
Frequently asked questions.
Kitestring gives each person on your team a personal AI coach. It’s a desktop app that sees how each person works with AI, finds what’s most worth improving, and shows them how. Your people get better at the tools they already have, and your company becomes AI-first through the talent you already hired.
No. Kitestring only sees how people use their AI tools. It doesn’t see email, documents, browsing, or anything else on the screen. If it isn’t an AI conversation, Kitestring doesn’t know it exists.
Kitestring is a coach for the employee, not a monitor for the boss. Leaders never see individual prompts or conversations, and nobody is ranked against a coworker. What leadership sees is the thing they’re paying for: the team is getting better.
Kitestring captures what people ask, never the AI’s responses, which is where most sensitive content lives. We never train models on your data, and our plain-language security overview is available on request.
It’s built on how people actually learn. Kitestring recognizes what good AI use looks like, spots where each person is closest to a breakthrough, and coaches them with clear, doable guidance that fits their real work. No courses, no scores, no generic tips.
All the major ones: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, Cursor, and more. If your team uses a mix, that’s fine. The coaching follows the person, not the tool.
That’s who it’s built for. Most people, in every department, are still early with AI, and that’s not a talent problem, it’s a support problem. Kitestring meets each person where they are, whether that’s writing their first good prompt or building their first automation.
An afternoon. Your team downloads the desktop app and signs in, and the coaching starts from there. There’s no integration project and nothing new for anyone to learn.
You’ll see it in the work: tasks that took a day taking an hour, people using features they didn’t know existed, first automations getting built. Leadership also gets a simple aggregate view of the team’s progress, without seeing anyone’s individual activity.
Pricing depends on team size and setup, so we handle it in the demo.
A team that keeps getting better at AI.
Every person coached, the whole company more capable. See it on your own team.