SubSchool

SubSchool takes lesson materials you already have and turns them into homework, checks, and course visuals. It grades essays and video answers automatically, which is the part most solo teachers resent doing by hand. You review the output before anything goes live. The AI drafts, you decide.

Assignments adapt to how each student performs, so a learner who's ahead gets pushed and someone who's struggling gets steady footing. It's the difference between a worksheet everyone gets and one that fits the person in front of you. Set it once. It keeps adjusting as results come in.

You can sell a whole course, one module, or a single lesson. Letting students try one lesson first lowers the entry price and builds trust before the bigger purchase. More unit sizes means more ways for a learner to say yes. That's the whole idea.

SubSchool scores the gap between a student's entry exam and their exit exam. A bigger jump means a higher course rating on the platform. It's a rating built on measured progress instead of star ratings and vibes. Real gains, real score. It rewards teachers whose students actually improve.

Set your availability, approve bookings, and run the lesson from one place. A session link gets created automatically, so there's no back-and-forth over scheduling. That alone removes a surprising amount of friction. Ask any tutor.

Every tutoring call is saved, and the homework sits right next to it. You assign, the student submits, you review, and progress gets tracked without hopping between apps. No more lost files. For anyone running several students, keeping the paper trail in one thread is the difference between organized and chaotic.

Course authors get automatic school creation, lesson schedules, and homework checking without standing up their own site, which means the platform handles hosting, checkout, and the operational plumbing on your behalf. You get the storefront without the sysadmin job.