We started with a simple frustration: learning keeps getting split across tools.

A question might begin in a worksheet, move into an assignment, get explained in an AI chat, and disappear into a screenshot or notebook when the student gets stuck again.

We're a curious team of seven high-school students building Uniquack because we wanted those pieces to stay connected.

Different places. The same missing context.

Our team studies and builds across California, Ohio, Canada, and China. Different schools, courses, teachers, and study habits gave us different versions of the same problem: students and teachers use more tools than ever, but the context between those tools keeps disappearing.

Those differences became useful. We compared how assignments are given, how students study, when they turn to AI, and what teachers need after seeing student work. Uniquack grew from trying to connect those moments into one learning thread.

The Uniquack glass-duck desk object in daylight.
The duck that became part of the Uniquack identity.

So we started building the connection layer.

We began with teacher materials: turn a PDF into reviewed questions, keep the source attached, place approved work into a reusable Library, and deliver only selected questions to students.

Then we followed what happens after the assignment: attempts, hints, mistakes, feedback, private revision, and the teacher's next decision.

A chatbot remembers a conversation.
Uniquack remembers the learning journey.

Seven students. One product.

We build across time zones, disciplines, and school systems, but work from one shared question: what should the next learning interaction know about the last one?

Wenyao Ma

Founder & Lead Developer

California

Leads product architecture, AI workflows, and the core Uniquack platform.

Luoyu Chen

Outreach & Partnerships

Canada

Works with users and external communities to turn feedback into product priorities.

Hongting Chen

User Research & Growth

Ohio

Studies how students and teachers currently use learning tools and where context breaks down.

Yuqing Zhuo

Brand & Content

California

Shapes product storytelling, educational content, and how Uniquack is communicated visually.

Zixuan Luo

Product Developer

Canada

Builds product interactions and helps turn learning workflows into usable interfaces.

Hongcheng Ze

Systems Developer

China

Works on platform logic, integrations, testing, and system reliability.

Yuxin Liu

Cybersecurity & Trust

California

Reviews privacy boundaries, security risks, and how learning context should move safely between systems.

Interested in trying Uniquack?

We're currently working with a small testing group as we refine the experience.

Talk to our team