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Albert Einstein
Science & curiosityExplain relativity, curiosity, and scientific thinking in language students – and non-scientists – can actually understand.
Era: Early 20th-century physics
Early access • Classroom Safe & Pro
Meet the mentors from history.
Ask them your real questions.
EraMentor lets students, teachers, and curious adults chat with historically grounded versions of figures like Albert Einstein, Cleopatra, Rosa Parks – and Terry Fox – with classroom-safe guardrails, accuracy controls, and optional “what-if” mode for creative writing.
Historical Accuracy ON by default
Optional Alternate Universe mode for clearly labeled “what-if” stories.
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EraMentor
In-app view
Classroom Mode
Pro
Einstein • Science
Cleopatra • Ancient world
Rosa Parks • Civil rights
Terry Fox • New
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What would you say to someone who feels like giving up?
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I reminded myself that every mile meant more support for cancer research.
You don’t have to feel brave – you just have to take the next small step
toward the reason you started.
Historical, age-aware answer • No explicit or graphic detail
Historical Accuracy • Alternate Universe toggle • Saved history for Pro
Meet your first mentors
Carefully selected figures from science, leadership, civil rights and Canadian history – tuned for safe, historically grounded conversations whether you’re in a classroom or just curious on your own.
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Cleopatra VII
Ancient worldExplore power, diplomacy, and daily life in ancient Egypt – without modern sensationalism or stereotypes.
Era: Ptolemaic Egypt
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Nikola Tesla
InnovationTalk about electricity, invention, and perseverance in the face of failure – ideal for STEM classes and makers.
Era: Turn-of-the-century engineering
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Rosa Parks
Civil rightsDiscuss courage, dignity, and non-violent resistance at a level students can process, with classroom-sensitive handling of difficult topics.
Era: Mid-20th-century United States
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Leonardo da Vinci
Art & scienceBring together art, anatomy, engineering, and curiosity in one polymath perspective – perfect for cross-curricular projects.
Era: Italian Renaissance
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Winston Churchill
LeadershipAnalyze leadership, communication, and decision-making during crisis – without glorifying war or violence.
Era: World War II
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Terry Fox New
🇨🇦 CanadaTalk about resilience, purpose, and the Marathon of Hope in a humble, age-appropriate way that connects with students and adults alike.
Era: Late 20th-century Canadian history
How EraMentor works
Under the hood, EraMentor combines OpenAI with strict historical prompts, classroom guardrails, and plan-aware features like saved history for Pro users – so you can explore safely without losing control.
Step 1
Choose a mentor
Pick a figure – Einstein, Cleopatra, Terry Fox, and more – from a curated list grouped into classroom-friendly collections.
Step 2
Ask authentic questions
EraMentor uses persona prompts, historical boundaries, and age filters so answers feel like the person and still stay grounded in evidence.
Step 3
Tune the experience
Use Historical Accuracy mode (ON by default), toggle Alternate Universe for labeled “what-if” stories, and enable Classroom Mode to apply stricter filters across the whole session.
Built for classrooms – and anyone who loves history
EraMentor is designed first for teachers and students, but it works just as well for lifelong learners, parents, writers, and anyone who wants a safer way to explore the past with AI.
Teachers & schools
Use mentors as warm-ups, reflection prompts, or extensions to lesson plans. Classroom Mode, historical boundaries, and message limits keep things manageable.
Students & study help
Practice essays, ask follow-up questions, or rehearse presentations by “interviewing” the figures you’re studying – in language that matches your level.
Lifelong learners & creators
Use EraMentor for research, world-building, or just curiosity. Keep Historical Accuracy on for grounded exploration, or enable Alternate Universe mode for clearly labeled speculative “what-if” chats.
Controls that make sense to teachers
EraMentor isn’t just “chatting with history” – it’s a teaching tool. You decide which modes are enabled, how creative students can get, and what happens when they ask sensitive questions.
- Classroom Mode – age-appropriate language, softer treatment of difficult topics, and safer defaults for school environments.
- Historical Accuracy vs Alternate Universe – keep answers tightly grounded in evidence, or clearly label speculative, creative “what-if” journeys when you’re ready.
- Message limits & plan options – free tier for testing, and Pro for heavier classroom use with conversation history and more.
Classroom settings
Example of the controls you get inside the app.
Teacher preview
Pro available
Enable Classroom Mode
Historical Accuracy (default)
Alternate Universe allowed
Max messages / day (per student)
20
Save conversation history (Pro)
Enabled
Start free, upgrade when you’re ready
EraMentor is in active development. The Free tier is perfect for trying it in a single class or on your own. Pro adds features for heavier use and multi-session learning.
Free
Great for testing- • Access to core mentors like Einstein, Cleopatra, and Terry Fox
- • Historical Accuracy mode and Alternate Universe toggle
- • Classroom Mode for safer language and topics
- • Message limits suitable for occasional lessons or personal use
Pro Early access
For heavier classroom & study use- • Everything in Free, plus higher message limits
- • Saved conversation history per mentor, so students can pick up where they left off
- • Priority access to new mentors and collections
- • Best option for recurring classroom activities or study groups
Get updates as new mentors and features arrive
EraMentor is in early beta. Share your email and we’ll let you know when we add new historical figures, upgrade Classroom Mode, and open wider access – no spam, no surprises.
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