TeachAide is an AI co-teacher built around the people in your classroom — not the textbook. It learns your priorities, holds research-backed guardrails, and quietly takes the prep work off your plate so you can spend your time on the part only a teacher can do.
Most AI tools for teachers optimize for one thing: making it easier to do the bare minimum. Faster problem sets, lesson plans that hug the textbook a little too tightly, generic differentiation that calls itself personalization.
We started from a different question — what would an AI teaching assistant look like if it were designed by the people who study how children actually learn?
Every recommendation is grounded in three layers of context — the classroom, the individual student, and the teacher — built from surveys crafted by educational researchers. Not vibes. Not test scores alone.
TeachAide picks up on your style — your priorities, your phrasing, the moves that work for your class — while applying safeguards drawn from the academic consensus on what's good for kids. Personal, not permissive.
Plans, exit tickets, differentiated practice, parent communications — built on top of your profiles and your style. The prep work shrinks; the time you spend thinking about students grows.
Early access is rolling out school by school. A real human on the team reads every message — usually a researcher or a teacher, not a marketing inbox.
