Your classroom screen.
Your machine. Nobody else's.
Built by a British educator who still spends time in the classroom, after twenty years leading and redesigning educational technology in world-leading international schools — and who is still seeking solutions for practitioners at every level.
Clocks, timers, name pickers, rekenreks, base-10, story maps, word banks: about fifty widgets that behave like classroom equipment, not like a website. No accounts. No tracking. Nothing leaves your machine.
The taster runs entirely in this browser tab and keeps your work in this browser's storage — honest but modest. The full desktop app keeps your decks in a real file in your Documents, with two weeks of daily backups, and is coming shortly. Nothing you make in the taster is hostage: export it, and it opens in the desktop app.
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What a lesson looks like — click one, it builds the deck
Rekenrek, base 10 with real exchanges, part–whole, a teaching clock with draggable hands — manipulatives that behave.
Open this lesson → English on the boardStory maps with an emotion graph, earned word banks, modelled writing on proper paper, sentence building as you teach.
Open this lesson → Classroom managementTimers, name pickers, noise meter, traffic light, agenda, groups — the furniture of a running classroom, one tap away.
Open this lesson →The straight answers, up front
Where does the children's data go? Nowhere — and the data page says so in words your DPO can paste. The help site covers every widget and the questions teachers actually ask.