ELYSÉA Academy
Cognitive support for students and trainers — in development. Learning paths, school runtime postures, cross-session memory with explicit consent. First app to integrate the ELYSÉA SDK — reference model for external builders.
Every application integrated into the ELYSÉA ecosystem has accepted the 8 Guardian SDK prohibitions — inscribed in the pipeline, non-negotiable, active at every call. Not a declaration. An architectural fact.
Every app listed here consumes the ELYSÉA SDK — the legitimate interface to the cognitive Core, with no other access path provided by the architecture. It has accepted the 8 Guardian prohibitions: no diagnosis, no prescription, no manipulation, no algorithmic retention. These rules are not in the T&Cs. They are in the pipeline.
The “Powered by ELYSÉA” label is linked in real time to the SDK access status — not a static asset. If access is revoked, the label disappears from the interface.
What this means for your users
When your app displays “Powered by ELYSÉA”, your users know that the 8 prohibitions are active at every call — non-configurable, non-bypassable, verifiable in real time from any device. Not a policy promise: an architectural fact they can inspect themselves.
Cognitive support for students and trainers — in development. Learning paths, school runtime postures, cross-session memory with explicit consent. First app to integrate the ELYSÉA SDK — reference model for external builders.
Your use case is compatible with ELYSÉA's ethical canons? Integration is validated individually — no self-service. The process takes 2 to 4 weeks depending on pipeline complexity.
Create your developer account, get sk_test_ immediately via the portal — no credit card. Integration into the ecosystem starts here.
Developer portal →Once your integration is stable and compliant, your app can appear here — with or without the Verified — public record label.
The trust mark label →For any questions about integration, pricing or the application process.
Contact us →Ethics is not a positioning. It is an architectural condition.