Ask for it.
Get it made.
A video, a song, a quiz, a deck — made for your class from one sentence. The AI workspace for schools: your teachers make things, and your school can see every credit.
Used in Singapore schools and training teams
Things you can have in the next few minutes.
Every tile is a real artifact from the library, shown beside the words that produced it. Click one to see it in the box above.
Your teachers make things. Your school stays in control.
Every teacher can start free on a personal account. The school's organisation is its own space — its own plan, roles it names itself, and a view of where every credit went — and a teacher can be in both.
- Roles you name"Teaching staff", "HODs", "Finance" — there is no built-in list. The default role only ever adds permissions, never removes them.
- A budget that can't go negativeEach seat gets its own deposit; the school sets a ceiling on the shared pool. If both fall short, nothing is charged.
- A join code that expiresBecause joining spends the school's credits, the code has a mandatory expiry and only one exists at a time.
- Spend by activity, not just by personSee what went on video, what on images, what on quizzes — and set alerts that email you before a project runs hot.
The same tools as your teacher. Not a cut-down version.
Every student has their own account and the same workspace: chat, slides, documents, interactive pages, and an AI that makes things. Start free on your own, or join a class with a code from your teacher. Everything you make stays in your account.
When a lesson becomes a course, or a form becomes a system,
the same workspace goes there with you.
Most days, the box is enough. On the days it isn't, you don't start over somewhere else.
Lessons that adapt.
A canvas where you build a lesson that branches on a student's answer, scores against your own rubric, and shows the reason for every decision the AI made. Over 100 kinds of block. Drag, wire, press Run, and it's live.
- Branch on an answerPass and fail routes driven by exit criteria you write.
- Score against your rubricFeedback the AI gives is measured against criteria you supplied.
- Bring your SCORMExisting Articulate packages play inside a lesson with tracking intact.
Apps at their own address.
Describe a form, a tracker or a sign-up page in plain English and get a working app with its own database, at its own web address, with a sign-in page you never had to write. Templates to start from.
- Live at yourname.apps.learningflow.aiPublished with a beta channel and one-click promote.
- Four ways inAnyone with the link, anyone signed in, approved emails, or only your organisation.
- A real database underneathWith delegated, revocable access — and a template shelf to start from.
Free means free. No card, no trial clock.
Every month, a fresh grant on your personal account. Enough for a few explainer videos, a handful of illustrated decks, and more quizzes and worksheets than you'll get through.
For teachers
Yours, from day one
About five explainer videos a month — or ten illustrated decks, or as many quizzes as you like
Start making — free- Every kind of output: video, song, quiz, deck, worksheet, interactive page
- Share anything with a link or a class code — students get the same workspace
- Keep everything you make, forever
For schools
An organisation of its own
Sized to your budget and headcount — by us, or the partner for your region
See what schools get- A separate space with its own credits and controls — teachers keep their personal account alongside it
- Roles, tags and a library of tools the school approves
- Spend by person and by activity, with alerts
- Launch from your LMS, xAPI reporting, join by school email domain
A chatbot gives you text to turn into something.
This gives you the something.
With a chatbot
- You get a script. Then you record it, find pictures, cut it together.
- You get quiz questions. Then you paste them into a form.
- Your school has no idea what was made, by whom, or what it cost.
With LearningFlow
- You get the narrated video, with subtitles, ready to share.
- You get the quiz students actually take, marked as they go.
- Your school sees every credit, and every teacher keeps what they made.
What do you need for class this week?
Type it. If someone's asked for something like it before, we'll show you what they got.