Teach face to face, open your materials and work on the whiteboard together, all within the same lesson space. Your student does things in the lesson instead of watching a screen.
Write, draw and drop in materials on a board you both use. Everyone's cursor is live on the board, so when you point at a line they are looking at that line. Ask the AI for a shape or a diagram and it lands as objects you can edit.
MoreThe call sits in the same window as the board, so there's nothing to juggle. Your old Zoom or Google Meet link still works while you settle in.
MoreGuides with exercises that mark themselves, built from a topic or a PDF in minutes.
MoreOne deck of two-sided cards, and four ways to practise it. Play it in the lesson, set it as homework, or send a link.
MoreRecord the lesson and it files itself, for revision, for parents, or for whoever was off ill.
MoreShare any website and hand your student the mouse and keyboard. Full story just below.
MoreEvery guide, board and deck you've made, plus the PDFs, slides, images, audio and video you teach from. One library you'll still be using in years to come.
MoreGive it a topic or a PDF chapter and you get a draft guide, a card deck and homework. It drafts, you approve.
Try it on your materialHomework marked, the recording filed, the invoice issued, the parent updated. That's the other half of the platform.