One thread holds everything
The lesson, the invoice, the homework, the material and the recording all sit in one thread per student, in the order they happened.
Start for free Threads are part of Around the Lesson
Maria • English
Lesson • Tue 5pmunit 12, recording attached
Done
MariaCan we look at question 7 next time
YouSure — adding two more like it to Thursday
Homework checked8 of 10 correct
80%
Invoice • August8 lessons
Sent
One place instead of five
Right now the lesson is in your calendar, the payment in a notebook, the homework in a doc and the chasing in WhatsApp. Here it's one record per student that you scroll. Nothing to cross-check, nothing to forget.
- Everything shows up as a message. Lessons, invoices, homework results, reschedules, recordings, all in order.
- History that stays. A year later you can still see what you taught, what was paid and what you set.
One record per student
Material addedunit 12, study guide
Recording readyTue lesson, 52 min
Reminder senttomorrow 5pm
Auto
It reaches them where they actually look
You write it once. It arrives as a push in the app, in Telegram or by email, whichever one they actually read.
- No new habit for them. They keep their messenger. Getting the message there is our job.
- Nothing to sign up for at first. They join a lesson on a link. A quick sign-up later if you want homework and messages to reach them.
Delivery
AssistantLesson tomorrow at 5pm — the link is ready
Deliveredpush and Telegram
Read
It all lands on your phone
Threads work in a browser and rather better in the app. Homework handed in, an invoice paid, someone asking to move Thursday: each one pushes to your phone, and a tap opens the right spot.
- One app, three views. You, your student and their parent each sign in and see their own.
- Nothing slips. Payment in, homework done, a message from a parent. You know without opening the laptop.
On your phone
Homework handed inMaria, tap to review
Push
Invoice paid • Augustbalance updated
Push
ParentIs Thursday still on?
Tap opens the exact spot in the threadno scrolling back
Open
Stop being the glue
One thread per student, and the cross-checking and chasing stops.
Start for free