Inbox
What’s new, what’s due, what’s late.New assignments, due soon and a catch-up pile — labelled due today, due tomorrow or overdue.Student experience
The whole week, in one place.
Every student gets their own login: homework with due dates, corrections that come back as a page, the packs you assigned, and a review deck that brings mistakes back until they stick.
HomeworkFeedbackReviewFocusLeaderboard
A week, from the student’s side
Hand it in. Read it back. Reply.
Homework stops living in a chat thread. The student sees what’s due, sends it in the format they have, and answers the correction instead of just seeing a number.
Hand in
Whatever they worked on.Photos, PDFs, Word files, audio — several at once, plus a voice note of up to a minute.Answer
Feedback gets a reply, not a shrug.Got it, need clarification, or disagree — and a thread opens with you.Hand-inQuadratics · worksheet 3
Sent the wrong page? Submissions can be undone right after sending. And work that wasn’t assigned still has a home: “Submit something else”.
Correction
The correction comes back as a page, not a number.
The marked file, your written note and a voice note if you recorded one — together, on the assignment it belongs to.Reaction
One tap tells you whether it landed.
Students mark each piece of feedback — and “need clarification” opens a thread with you.Got itNeed clarificationDisagreeBadges
Nothing new gets lost in a scroll.
Unread feedback and your replies show as counts in the student’s navigation until they’re opened.Spaced review
Mistakes return until they stick.
Every quiz answer becomes a card in the student’s review deck. A miss is due again in a minute, a hit tomorrow, and each rating decides when it returns next.
- Due counts per pack, and a badge in the sidebar
- “Study anyway” runs a practice round without touching the schedule
- Cards carry the pack’s audio; tap or press Space to flip
Between lessons
Minutes that count.
A focus timer that counts the week’s minutes, and a class leaderboard where you decide how visible anyone is.
Study blocks and breaks you can adjust, tasks tied to a class, and every session logged — so “I studied all week” has minutes behind it.
XP for handing in, for grades and quizzes, and for reviewing cards. You choose per class whether names show, turn into “Otter #42”, or the board disappears.
A place that isn’t a chat thread.
A web app in English, German and Korean that works on the phone they already carry — no install, no app store.