What you'll have on day one.
Everything here is in the August beta build. Premium — the student-facing Observatory — is up top; the free teacher toolkit is below.
Premium access, the whole student side.
At its heart is the Observatory, where students land for assessments, interactive video, live boards, and vocabulary practice — all feeding one results hub you can actually read. Premium also adds a bigger monthly AI-credit allowance.
One subscription — the Observatory, and more.
One subscription unlocks the Observatory — PRISM, VidQ, Canopy & CanopyLive, and The Foundry — plus learning worlds, a shared results hub, and a bigger monthly AI-credit allowance.
The whole beta year for $40 per teacher, price-locked for the year you buy. Backed by a 21-day money-back guarantee — and the teacher toolkit is free without a card either way.
Get beta premium →PRISM — the assessment system.
Powerful to build with, genuinely easy to use. Assign a test, read the results at a glance, and let students graph right on the page.
- Rich items — multiple choice, ordering, categorize, hot-text, evidence-based
- Anti-copy versions from one source test, at matched difficulty
- Desmos graphing and reference tables inside the question
- A reusable question bank behind it all
Import a test from Claude.
Already using Claude? PRISM hands you a ready-made prompt. Run it in your own Claude, paste the result back, and PRISM builds the test.
- Write a new test from a topic, standard or passage — or convert one you already have
- PRISM checks every question and maps it to the right question type automatically
- Review each question the way it'll appear; edit, remove, or switch versions
- Ask for several matched-difficulty versions, with shuffled questions or answers
VidQ turns any video into a checkpoint.
Drop in a YouTube clip and add questions at the moments that matter. You see who's actually following along — not just who pressed play.
- Paste a YouTube link, drop checkpoints anywhere on the timeline
- Students can't skip past a question until they answer
- Live responses roll into your results, like any assessment
Canopy & CanopyLive, on the projector.
One projector board with the widgets you reach for all day — plus a live mode students join from any device with a code.
- 14 widgets on one board — timer, wheel, agenda, flightplan, noise meter
- CanopyLive adds reactions, polls, and moderated questions by join code
- The full version of Canopy-Lite below
A Period 3 board, mid-lesson.
This is what the room sees on the projector — and, on the right, what a student sees after joining with the code.
The Foundry makes vocabulary a game.
Turn any vocabulary list into a game students actually want to play — so the terms stick without it feeling like homework.
- Drop in any word list — your unit's terms, ready to play
- Students play to mastery, with streaks and points
- Progress rolls up so you see which words are sticking
Play The Forge.
The Foundry's game mode, right here in your browser — read the clue, strike the term, bank ingots, kit out your smith. Running a live photosynthesis set.
The teacher toolkit, free.
Free with any teacher account — no trial, no card, no catch. These are the day-to-day time savers that quietly win back your prep period.
PD Tracker keeps your hours in one place.
Hours, requirements, and certificates in one place — instead of a folder of PDFs and a spreadsheet you dread.
- Log hours and watch progress toward each requirement
- Certificates stored alongside the hours they count for
- Know where you stand before the deadline
LMS Stylist gives your course page a glow-up.
Fill in a short form, copy the HTML, paste it into Canvas, Classroom, or Schoology. Polished pages, no code.
- Generators for assignments, discussions, organizers and more
- Live preview while you type — then one click to copy
- Pastes straight into your LMS's HTML editor
What the copy/paste step actually looks like.
You fill in plain fields. LMS Stylist writes the HTML. You hit Copy HTML, click the </> button in your LMS editor, paste, and save — that's the whole handoff.
A sub-ready day, built in minutes.
Plans, seating, rosters, and emergency info in one packet a substitute can actually follow.
- Everything a sub needs, in one printable packet
- Reusable — set it up once, pull it up any day you're out
- Clear enough that a sub can just follow along
Seating charts that keep the right kids apart.
Generate a chart in seconds. Flag the pairs who shouldn't sit together and every reshuffle keeps them apart.
- Flag keep-apart pairs once — honored on every reshuffle
- One-click reshuffle for a fresh arrangement
- Any room layout, ready to print
Student Sign-Ups, from a shareable link.
Share one link and let students claim their own slots. No sheet to pass around, no back-and-forth emails.
- Students pick the slot that works for them
- Conferences, presentations, lab times, office hours
- The schedule fills itself in
Canopy-Lite, free on your projector.
Build projector boards and keep them saved for up to 14 days — a unit's worth of screens, ready to pull up.
- The classroom widgets you use every day
- Saved for up to 14 days — pull up the right screen fast
- Ready to go live? The full Canopy adds join-code student mode
Partner View — one calendar, one set of docs.
Give the teachers you work alongside a shared calendar and shared documents, so everyone can see what's planned.
- A shared calendar of what everyone's teaching, and when
- Plans, handouts, and notes your partners can open
- Invite exactly who you work with — co-teacher, team, department
Free AI credits, every month.
Every teacher account gets a batch of AI credits each month — free, no card required — to use on real work.
- Credits land in your account every month
- No card required — use them on real classwork
- Premium adds a bigger allowance, and you can buy more
More lands through the fall — Deep Space, the lesson planner, print mode, the proctor console. See the roadmap →
Start using it this week.
The beta is open. Tell us where you teach and we'll get your account running — usually within a school day.
District or school administrator? Request district access →