Our kids are in these schools too.

We’ve spent our careers managing risk and technology in large organisations. We kept seeing the same thing: the people closest to the risks avoided the tools meant to support them, because those tools made their jobs harder.

Then AI arrived in our kids’ classrooms. At home, Ryan was teaching his own children how to use AI well and check what it tells them, what it learns about them, and why that convincing voice on a screen isn’t the same as talking to a person. He had the background, the interest and the time to do that. Most parents don’t, so a lot of it falls to schools.

When we looked at what schools had to work with, we found a national framework full of principles and very little on how to put them into practice. Principals already have a hundred other priorities, and Business Managers have dozens of other responsibilities. A complex enterprise tool wasn’t going to help.

So we built Arvoe: one place for every risk a school carries, with real depth in AI, where schools need the most help right now. And we built it so the people using it find their job easier.

Lachlan has led more than $12M of risk and compliance implementations. At Arvoe he leads the company and its work with schools.

Ryan has spent 20 years in technology, risk and AI with large organisations in Australia and the UK, most recently leading AI adoption across risk at one of Australia’s largest retailers. At Arvoe he leads product and technology.

Arvoe was selected for the Queensland AI Hub’s LaunchAI 2026 pre-accelerator.

Built for Australian schools, in Australian English, against Australian obligations.

Bring us a question you’ve been asked this term.

It might be about a new app, a camp or something a parent raised. We’ll work through it in Arvoe with you, using a sample school. You’ll talk to Ryan or Lachlan, Arvoe’s founders.