Where did your Sunday evening go?
If you're a teacher, research has an answer: the average teacher works about 53 hours a week, several of them unpaid, and much of that time is prep – formatting material students can actually use. You didn't enter teaching to build worksheets. You entered to teach.
Our position, stated plainly
AI should enhance a teacher, never replace one. Preparing good material is your professional craft – the judgment about what matters, in what order, for which students. That stays yours. What a tool can take is the mechanical conversion: turning the material you already prepared into something students can navigate, quiz and measure themselves against.
What that looks like in practice
a) You provide the material (your slides, handouts, notes). Brain turns it into a 3D map on your device – structure your students can see.
b) Quizzes generate from your content – aligned to what you taught, not some generic bank.
c) Color-coded mastery shows each student (and you) what's red and what's green – differentiation without 30 spreadsheets.
d) Students study independently between lessons, so class time shifts from delivery to discussion.
Quick answers
Privacy for student material?
Files are processed on the student's own device and never uploaded. Nothing to leak, no tracking, no account database.
Which subjects?
Anything you can put in a PDF, DOCX, TXT or EPUB – from AP Chemistry to adult education ESL.
You keep the craft. The tool carries the busywork. Try it free – apply in minutes, no card.