Paste the notes from the lesson you just taught and the vocabulary is pulled out for you, translated, with the sentence each word came from. Or photograph a textbook page, paste a list, or name a topic. Native audio comes with every card, AI grammar notes whenever you want one, and you approve it all before it goes out. Students practise from one private link, with nothing to sign up for. You see who's solid, who's guessing, and who hasn't started.
Free to start · No credit card · Nothing for students to install
Helping your child? You don't need to speak the language yourself.
Works with any language pair
Three steps, and a setup guide walks you through them the first time. Nothing for your students to onboard into.
Drop in your notes, a transcript, or a chat log and the vocabulary is pulled out for you, translated, with the sentence each word came from. Or photograph a textbook page, paste a word list, name a topic, or import from Anki.
Create a class and send students the join code. They add themselves: no roster to type, no accounts to create. Each one lands on their own private link, where every deck you assign later shows up.
Every review is tracked per student, per card (spaced-repetition progress, struggling flags, class breakdowns), from the moment they start practising.
After the first class it's a loop, not a setup. Every lesson after that: paste what you covered, assign the deck, check the hub before you next walk in.
If you create vocabulary and someone else studies it, this was built for you. (Learning solo? A full student mode is built in too.)
Each student gets a private link and practices between sessions. Open their stats before the next lesson and know exactly where to start. A tool that's yours, with a public page carrying your name, wherever you teach from.
Assign this week's vocabulary to the whole class in one click. Before the test, check who actually reviewed. No accounts to manage, no homework to collect.
You don't have to speak the language to teach it. Photograph the workbook page and AI handles the translation, native pronunciation, and grammar notes. You just guide the studying. Works just as well for heritage-language weekend schools and homeschool co-ops teaching Chinese, Korean, or Arabic.
Most flashcard apps are built for one solo student. This one is built for the person who teaches many, without asking any of them to sign up.
Every card can carry your note, the thing you'd say if you were sitting next to them. And when that isn't enough, they tap "Ask teacher" and the question arrives in your inbox with the card attached. Reply once, and your answer is waiting the next time they study.
Every review a student makes is tracked automatically, down to the card. See who's reviewed today, who hasn't started, and who's genuinely struggling, without ever asking anyone to create an account, share an email, or sign in.
Stop retyping vocabulary lists. Paste your lesson notes, a transcript or a chat log and the words worth studying are pulled out of it. Or photograph a textbook page, paste a word list, or just describe a topic. It's one box: what you put in decides what happens next.
Publish any deck and it becomes a clean page at your own link, carrying your bio, teaching languages, and contact email. Not hidden behind somebody else's brand. Share it from your own site, your social bio, or wherever you already point people. And since every page is crawlable and sitemapped, students searching for exactly the vocabulary you teach can find it too.
Photograph your child's school workbook and AI builds the deck: accurate translations, spoken audio for every word, and study notes on grammar and common mistakes. You supply the page; the AI supplies the expertise.
Everything you need to create, share, and track. Nothing you have to configure.
A per-class progress matrix shows reviews per student per deck, plus struggling flags, streaks, and last-active times.
The proven SM-2 algorithm resurfaces each card at the right moment across sessions: maximum retention, minimum review time.
Every card can be read aloud in a lifelike voice, so students hear correct pronunciation from day one.
Paste the notes, transcript or chat log from a lesson and the vocabulary is pulled out of it. Tell it what you want (nouns, verbs, phrases, or only what's new to the deck) and untick anything you don't before a single card is added.
Type a word and the translation fills in automatically. Choose Automatic, Formal, or Colloquial register. And when a word has multiple meanings, selectable alternatives appear so you pick the right one.
Assign a deck to a whole class in one click, or give extra practice decks to the students who need them.
Publish any deck to a clean page at its own link, carrying your name and contact info. Turn it off any time.
Bring your existing Anki decks in with one click, and export any deck back out. Your content stays yours.
One tap generates a note your students actually see: grammar, register, and common mistakes, skipping the trivia that doesn't help them use the word.
Assign any deck to yourself and review it like a student would, to check how it lands before it goes out, or to keep your own vocabulary sharp. Tracked separately from your students'.
The things teachers, tutors, and parents ask before their first deck.
Right now, yes. The whole tool is free for teachers while we're in the early days. And it stays free for your students, always. They never need an account, a subscription, or even an email address, and that won't change.
A paid teacher plan is coming later. Early adopters will get a special offer when it does, and we'll give plenty of notice well before anything changes. Your students' side stays free either way.
A display name. That's it. No email, no password, no account. Students type their own name when they join with the class code, so you're never entering a roster of minors into a third-party tool.
If two students in the same class share a first name, they're asked for their last initial, and only if that's still ambiguous, their birth day and month. Never the year.
Any language pair. AI translation and native audio work across all major languages. Chinese, Japanese, and Korean cards automatically carry their reading alongside the script (pinyin, romaji, and Revised Romanization), so a learner is never stuck on characters they can't yet pronounce.
No. Import your existing .apkg decks in one click and share them with your students immediately. You can export decks back to Anki format any time.
Copy it again from your class roster, or just re-share the join code. When they enter the same name they land back on their existing account with all their progress, not a blank one.
Unassign the deck or remove the student, and their link stops working for that content instantly. You stay in control of who sees what.
No. A public deck page shows only the deck's words, your bio, and your contact email if you choose to add one. Never student names, activity, or review data. Publishing is entirely optional and reversible any time.
Free to start, and always free for your students.
Built for independent tutors, classroom teachers, and families alike.