The same tools as your teacher.
Not a cut-down version.
Your own account. Your own workspace — chat, slides, documents, interactive pages, and an AI that makes things. A code from your teacher brings you into the class, and everything you make stays yours.
Codes come from your teacher and expire, so ask for a fresh one if yours doesn't work. If your school made your account, sign in with what they gave you. No class yet? Start a free personal account.
- 1Get a code from your teacherOr a QR on the board. It's for your class, not for the whole internet.
- 2Sign inMake an account with your email — or use the one your school already made for you.
- 3Your assignments are waitingOpen them on any device. Your teacher sees what you did; nobody else does.
A lesson that tells you what went wrong, not just that you were wrong.
This is a real one from the library. Answer a few. Get one wrong on purpose and read what it says.
Mark each answer the moment it is given, and when one is wrong say what went wrong rather than only marking it — the explanation is the teaching, not the score.Middle school · runs with no network
Not just answers. Things.
Everything a teacher can ask for, you can ask for. Slides for Friday's presentation. A study poster. A song to remember the periodic table by. A quiz to test yourself with.
Slides for a presentation
A deck that builds an argument slide by slide, with pictures generated to match. Opens in PowerPoint.
A practice quiz on anything
Ten questions that get harder as you go, marked as you answer, with the reason when you miss.
A simulation you can play with
Tilt the Earth and watch the seasons change. Drag the clock hands. Rules you discover instead of memorise.
A study poster
The key numbers and ideas on one page, laid out properly, with the lettering right.
A song that teaches
The words carry the content — you see them before the music is made, and you can change them.
Chat, with your notes attached
Ask a question against your own course notes and get an answer from those, not from the internet.
Made for learning. Not for shortcuts.
It explains, it doesn't just mark
Every practice page in the library is built to say what went wrong and why.
"The explanation is the teaching, not the score."
Lessons that notice where you are
A lesson can branch on your answer, and shows the reason it took you the way it did.
"Route on an AI judgement — with the reason shown."
Your teacher sees your work — nobody else
What you do in an assignment goes to your teacher. It doesn't go anywhere else, and it isn't used to train anything.
What you make is yours
Slides, posters, quizzes, songs — they stay in your account. Change schools, change classes, they come with you.
Start on your own, for free.
A personal account is yours from day one — the same tools, with a small grant of credits every month for your own study. When a teacher gives you a class code later, you join their organisation on top of it. Your personal space stays yours; the class runs on the school's plan.
Inside your school's space, the school pays.
Work you do in your school's organisation runs on the school's plan, not on your personal credits. Younger students without an email address get an account their school creates for them. Either way, the tools are the same ones.
Got a code?
Join your class and your assignments are waiting. No code yet? Start a free personal account, or try the lesson above first.