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The workshop

What we are building next

We publish a tool when it works, not when we decide to build it. This page is the honest middle: what is being worked on, and how it gets chosen.

How a tool gets built

Every tool starts as a job somebody in a school already does by hand, badly, at nine o’clock at night. We build the ones that come up most often, and we build them narrow: one job, done properly, rather than a chat box that will do anything if you ask it the right way.

A tool ships when it produces something a teacher would actually hand out. That is a higher bar than "the model answered", and it is why the list below moves slower than a press release would like.

Nothing on this page is available yet. When one of them goes live it moves to the AI Tools page and comes out of this list.

In build

None of these is available yet.

  • Worksheet builder

    A differentiated worksheet for a topic and year group, with an answer sheet.

  • Quiz builder

    A retrieval quiz for any topic, exportable to the quizzing tools schools already use.

  • Knowledge organiser

    Key vocabulary, facts and diagrams for a unit, on one page.

  • Report comments

    Report text written from the strengths and next steps you enter, in your own tone.

  • SEND adaptation

    An existing resource rewritten for the pupils in your class who need it differently.

  • Policy summariser

    A long policy turned into what a member of staff actually has to do.

Ask for a tool

Tell us the job you would hand over tomorrow. Ideas go onto the product board with a vote count and without your name.

One line. For example: turn a reading text into three differentiated versions.

How you do it today, how long it takes, and what good would look like.

Something missing from this list?

The next tool we build is usually the one somebody asked for twice. Tell us what would save you the most time.

Tell us what to build