For educators

Build a lesson your students can hear.

Compose interactive lessons from simple blocks — vocabulary, dialogues, readings, quizzes. Every word speaks when tapped. Publish a link. Your students open it on any phone. No printer, no app, no accounts for them.

Build your first lessonFree to start · works in any browser

Unit 3 · Greetings

Today’s words

This is real — tap a card. 🔊

Start from whatever you already have.

Every block can be filled three ways. All three land in the same editor, so you always get the final say.

Type it

A simple form. Add your words, lines, or questions the way you would write them on the board.

Upload a worksheet

Drop in the PDF you already teach from. AI pulls the content into editable blocks — nothing is final until you say so.

Describe it

“Twelve kitchen-safety terms with Spanish translations.” A draft appears. Edit anything.

Lessons are made of blocks.

Stack them in any order. Each one is interactive out of the box.

Vocabulary cards
Tap-to-hear words with optional translations
Dialogues
Play the whole conversation, or one line at a time
Readings
A passage with self-checking questions
Alphabet & phonics
Letters, sounds, and example words
Quizzes
Fill-ins and choices with answers you reveal
Writing prompts
Frames your students complete in class

All of these ship today — plus sorting columns, word banks, and multiple-choice quizzes.

Narrated by you.

Read one short script aloud and every lesson you publish can speak in your actual voice — the same one your students hear in class. Natural audio is generated once when you save, so it plays instantly for every student, on every device.

No microphone handy? Lessons speak with built-in browser voices from the moment you create them.

Lesson voice
Ms. Rivera your voice
Platform voice
Browser voice

From prep to phones in four steps.

  1. 1
    Build. Stack blocks; type, upload, or describe the content.
  2. 2
    Listen. Generate natural audio in your voice — once.
  3. 3
    Publish. One link, styled and phone-ready.
  4. 4
    Teach. Students tap, hear, practice — in class or at home.

Your next lesson could be live tonight.

Start building — it’s free