Your teaching week, done in minutes.

Overview

140 board-aligned AI tools in one studio — lesson plans, quizzes, rubrics, parent emails, IEP goals, even a full board-pattern question paper. Every tool speaks your board’s language, and every question routes straight into papers, exams and OMR sheets.

Every tool starts with board → class → subject, so a CBSE lesson plan follows NEP-2020 structure and a CIE paper carries M1/A1/B1 marking — not generic output you must rework.

Question tools return real, editable question cards — send them to your Question Bank, a printable paper, an online exam, OMR bubble sheets or an LMS course in one click.

Where a board publishes an official structure (CBSE lesson plans, CBSE/CIE paper patterns), the tool follows it and shows a “Follows the official format” proof panel with the source. Add a board and the whole toolkit adapts.

Tools are metered in AI Units from your organisation’s credit balance — you only pay for what you generate. Browsing, examples and saved resources are free.

Yes — 41 tools are student-facing, but only through a course you control. You assign a tool as an activity with locked presets; students run it inside the course with no separate toolkit access.

Everything can be saved to My Resources, exported as a branded PDF or Word document, added to an LMS course, or — for questions — routed into your bank, papers and exams.

140 tools that already know your board

Every tool starts from board, class and subject, so a CBSE lesson plan follows NEP-2020 structure and a CIE question carries CIE marking — not generic output you spend twenty minutes reworking into something your HOD will accept. Six categories cover the whole week: eighteen planning tools including 5E and inquiry formats and unit and pacing planners, nineteen that return real editable question cards from MCQs to case-study sets, sixteen communication tools from parent messages to admission copy, plus content, student support, and forty-one student tools teachers assign through courses with locked presets. Every tool ships a worked example you can view without spending a unit.

A full board-pattern paper from a blueprint

Pick board, class and subject, choose chapters with per-chapter question counts, and set a per-question-type distribution against a total-marks target, with a live distribution table showing how close you are as you go. The chapter picker groups by source so you are not hunting through a flat list. The paper generates in your board’s own structure and marking system — everything board-specific is held as data rather than hard-coded, which is why the same surface serves CBSE, ICSE, a State board or CIE. Output is structured questions, not a block of text: route them to Paper Canva, an online exam or an OMR sheet, or export the paper as PDF or Word.

From topic to teaching arc to slide deck

Name the topic and get a beginning, during and end arc where each phase maps to an actual tool with its inputs already pre-filled — not a text suggestion telling you what you ought to make next. Generate each piece in one click and the lesson assembles itself in the order you will teach it. Then turn that lesson into a themed slide deck you can edit block by block, teach full-screen from the smartboard, print as handouts, share by link with a colleague or a covering teacher, or download as PowerPoint for the school’s own template. The arc is the plan and the deck at once.

Generated questions are real questions

Question tools return editable question cards, not a wall of text you have to unpick before it is usable. That distinction is the whole point: a generated question here is a real object with a type, a mark value, tags and an answer key attached. From the same panel it routes to seven destinations — your Question Bank, a printable Paper Canva paper, a published online exam, OMR bubble sheets, an offline exam, a graded course quiz or a live quiz. Edit any question before it goes, and answer-key checks run before anything auto-graded leaves the panel, so a broken key never reaches a class.

Guarded chatbots your students can actually use

Build a subject tutor, a chapter-mastery drill, a study buddy, a character chat or something custom, and assign it through a course — students only ever reach bots you have put there, never a general chat window. Every student message passes a wellbeing and safety check, and anything of concern is flagged to the teacher rather than buried in a log nobody opens. You can read any session’s transcript through a per-student monitor, with flagged sessions surfaced first so the ten seconds you have go to the conversation that matters. That is what makes a classroom chatbot something a school can actually sign off.

The week’s prep in one sitting

Monday’s lesson plan, Wednesday’s worksheet, Friday’s quiz and the parent message about the class test — each is one form, board-aligned from the first dropdown, and everything lands in My Resources ready to export or reuse next year.

One studio for staffroom and office

Teachers plan lessons and generate papers; the office drafts circulars, fee reminders, PTM invites and admission copy from the same catalog. Question output routes into the school’s shared Question Bank, papers and OMR exams instead of living in someone’s documents folder.

Board-pattern papers on demand

Blueprint a full mock paper per batch — chapters, marks distribution, difficulty — and route it straight to print or OMR. Previous-year-style and competency question tools keep practice sets fresh without buying another paper bank.

Planning tools

Assessment and question tools

Communication and school office

Content and language tools

Student support and classroom

Student tools and guarded chatbots

Studios

Generation experience, outputs and routing