TERRAISE to launch AI tutoring service for executives on November 1

TERRAISE announced it will begin offering a service aimed at company presidents, combining a dedicated app with human online tutoring, on November 1, 2026, according to ascii.jp. The monitor price is 50,000 yen per month excluding tax for three months, capped at the first five applicants; the regular price is 100,000 yen per month excluding tax.

The app runs in a browser on smartphone or PC with no installation. Each week it selects three AI news items relevant to the client company and labels each as do now, has a deadline, wait and see, or can be ignored, with links to official announcements. It also includes an AI chat that answers from company information and meeting records, and responds to questions about the latest news or pricing with web sources.

Tutoring sessions are held every other week over Google Meet and led by the company's Representative Director and CEO. The first session runs 60 minutes, later sessions 30 minutes, twice a month.

Once a month, TERRAISE builds and hands over one small AI tool matched to the client's work environment, such as Claude Code or Codex. For major announcements, a short note on how the client's company can use the development is sent within 24 hours. After three months, clients keep three AI tools built for their work, records of six sessions and the weekly summaries.

Applications can be completed on the spot by selecting card payment on the service page and registering the card with Stripe; invoice payment is also available.

Background

TERRAISE, founded in February 2025, says it has taught about 2,500 people in total, from listed companies to high schools. The company cites its own research showing OpenAI's official news feed published 74 articles in September 2026, and notes that major AI announcements land while Japanese executives sleep because San Francisco is 17 hours behind Tokyo during daylight saving time.