For teachers who bring it home

Your evenings are not overtime.

Quizzes, grading, family emails, classroom plans, and engaging openers, done in minutes and written in your voice. Your students' names never leave your browser. Nothing is saved unless you save it.

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The second shift

Nobody pays you for 3:30 to 9:00.

The quiz for Friday. Thirty-two lab reports. Eleven families waiting on an update. You do it because it matters, and because there is no one else to do it.

RAND found teachers work 53-hour weeks. The planning happens after the teaching.

4:10Grading the lab reports1 hr 40 min
5:50Writing Friday's quiz55 min
6:45The emails home40 min

2 hr 35 min. Tonight. Before the rest of your life.

What you get

Five tools. One tab. Minutes.

Everything is a draft you edit, and you decide what leaves the screen.

A quiz that diagnoses, not just scores.

Wrong answers map to real misconceptions, and every question can say why it exists. Rewrite one with a note, add more without starting over.

Your rubric, your voice, first pass done.

Scores with quotes from the student's own work, and feedback that sounds like you. Nothing goes back to a student from here.

The note home, before the coffee goes cold.

Good news, hard news, and replies, in your tone and the family's language.

A plan for tomorrow, not a lecture about behavior.

What is likely going on, the words to say, and how you will know it is working. It never labels a child.

An opener with a job, not a filler.

The target and the exit ticket are written first, so the first ten minutes have somewhere to point. Two or three openers come back timed, with the words to say and what to listen for.

Why it works

It writes like you. It never learns their names.

Paste one email you have sent and one comment you have written on student work. Every draft after that opens and closes like you. And before a single word reaches the model, every name becomes Student 1. The key stays in your tab.

  • Your grading voice, on every comment.
  • Your family voice, on every note home.
  • The model never sees a real name.
  • This is the rule your district already has, built in.

The filter is a model too, and we say so. It keeps nothing, and the tools only ever receive labels.

Pricing

Try it on three generations.

Three generations and three edits, every tool, no card. Then Pro, monthly or yearly, cancel any time.

Free

$0

Tonight, if you want

  • 3 generations, every tool
  • 3 edits (rewrites, adds, tweaks)
  • Export anything: copy, Word, print
  • Names become labels, always
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Pro

$49/year

Unlimited everything

  • Unlimited quiz generations, in any subject
  • Unlimited grading passes and feedback drafts
  • Unlimited family emails, in any language
  • Unlimited classroom plans and tweaks
  • The library: save, folder, and tag anything
  • Your style profile applied to every draft
  • Unlimited engaging activities and openers
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Less than a takeout dinner a month. Cancel any time.

No countdowns, no pressure.

Honest limits

What it will not do.

  • It will not assign your final grades. You decide, always.
  • It is not an LMS: no rosters, no attendance, no student logins.
  • It will not promise your district's approval. It follows the rule most districts already have.
My mother taught for thirty-one years. She never once called it overtime. It was just what Monday required.

I built this for the kitchen table where her plans landed every night while we did our homework. The notebooks are laptops now. The unpaid part is the same. This is the tool I would have wanted to hand her.

Questions

The questions teachers actually ask.

Will it sound like AI?

Not once you paste your own writing. The style profile is the whole trick: drafts open and close the way you do. You still read every word before it goes anywhere.

Is this allowed in my district?

It is built for the rule nearly every district already has: no student names into an AI tool. Names become labels in your browser before anything is sent, and you make the final call on what reaches a student or family.

What happens to student work?

It is read once to draft the feedback, then it is gone. Nothing is stored unless you save it, and saved copies use labels, never names.

What is free, exactly?

Three generations and three edits across all five tools, no card. After that, Pro is less than a takeout dinner a month, cancel any time.

What languages does it speak?

The app speaks English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Russian, and the AI writes in the language you choose. Family messages also support Marshallese.

Leave at 3:30.

The quiz is written. The essays are graded. The emails are sent. Your evening is yours.

Start freeNo card. Three generations to see if this is real.