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A learning platform for courses, quizzes, and assignments. Optional AI tools — content drafts, lesson chat, grading suggestions, teacher reports, and progress recommendations — stay off until a plan includes them and a site admin turns them on.

AI capabilities
Each tool needs a plan that includes it and a site setting. Tag and difficulty filters on question banks when the site turns them on. This is not AI question writing, item analysis, or answer hints.
On plans that include it, teachers can draft lesson text in the editor. Drafts stay unpublished until someone reviews them. The site needs its own OpenAI key and the content-generator setting turned on.
A chat panel on a lesson when the plan includes chat and the site turns it on. It is tied to that lesson. It is not a site-wide assistant for admins.
On rubric-based text assignments, a teacher can request a suggested score and feedback. Nothing is returned to the learner until the teacher reviews it and saves.
Teachers and site admins can ask for a table or chart in plain language when the plan includes reporting and the site turns it on. Learners do not get this page.
On Ultimate, and only when the site enables it, learners can see a recommended next activity, weak-topic practice, or spaced review from their progress. It does not rewrite the course.
Quizzes, assignments, and question banks with grading workflows to validate learning outcomes.
Role-based access, safeguarding escalation, audit-friendly workflows, and modern security practices.
Run training across multiple sites with consistent branding, flexible permissions, and GBP billing.
Learners get a mobile-friendly course view. Admins get registration, branding, and progress tools. AI drafting is optional and stays a draft until a teacher publishes it.
How it works
Create your site, add courses, and invite learners. AI content drafts are optional.
Sign up and complete the setup wizard to configure branding, time zone, registration and support details.
Use content blocks, quizzes, and assignments. On eligible plans, teachers can draft content with AI and review it before publishing.
Enroll learners and track completion. Teachers and site admins can use AI reporting when the plan and site setting allow it. It is not a compliance certificate.
Content drafts and grading suggestions stay unpublished until a teacher reviews them.
Clean navigation, clear progress, and a modern interface that helps people finish what they start.
Permissions, safeguarding, audit-friendly workflows, and site controls—ready for real organisations.
Branding, registration rules, optional domains, and GBP Stripe billing—configure once and keep moving.
Pricing
Plans that grow with you—from your first course to enterprise-scale training. Free tier included, no credit card required. AI tools appear only on plans that include them, and only after a site admin turns each one on.
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FAQ
If you're evaluating an LMS, these are the things teams typically ask first.
Yes—site owners can turn self-registration on or off for their site.
Yes. You can create quizzes, manage question banks, and grade assignments. On plans that include it, teachers can request an AI score suggestion for rubric text submissions; they still review and save the grade.
Only what the plan includes, and only after a site admin turns each one on. That can include content drafts, lesson chat, grading suggestions, reports for teachers and site admins, and progress recommendations. There is no writing coach in the product. Question bank tag filters are a separate, non-AI setting.
Yes. You can set colours, fonts, logo, help email, and custom domain options to match your brand.
You can upgrade at any time from your site settings. Your data and content carry over automatically.
Ready when you are
Create your site, add courses, and invite learners. AI drafting is optional and stays unpublished until a teacher reviews it.
Site owners can manage plans and payments with Stripe (GBP).
Drafts, lesson chat, grading suggestions, and reports — each behind a plan and a site setting.
Setup wizard collects the essentials and gets you live quickly.
Completion records in the gradebook and progress views. AI reporting is a separate teacher tool.