TeachersFlow ships fast
New features, improvements and fixes land every month — sometimes every few days. Here's everything that's been shipped.
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Assessments generated
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Lesson plans generated
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Activities created
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Materials stored
All major updates and new features
Save and revisit lesson plans with full chat history
Lesson plans are now saved automatically as you generate them, using the same chat history system as the Assessment Generator. A sidebar lets you browse all your past lesson plans, switch between them instantly, and pick up any conversation exactly where you left off. Previously there was no way to save or revisit a lesson plan — every session started from scratch.
Activities now available for organization teachers
Until now, teachers who joined via an organization could not run classroom activities — only the organization admin could. Activities are now fully available to all teachers within an organization, each managing their own.
Scheduled account deletion with a grace period
Account deletion used to be instant and irreversible. Now when you delete your account it enters a grace period — giving you time to change your mind. After the period passes, all your data is permanently removed.
Significantly faster app loading
The app now loads much faster thanks to page-level code splitting. Pages load on demand instead of all at once — cutting the initial bundle dramatically. A noticeable improvement especially on first visit and slower connections.
Add photos to activity questions
You can now attach up to 5 photos to any activity question. Students see the images directly alongside the question when they join — useful for diagram-based tasks, reading comprehension, maps, charts, or reviewing written work.
Subjects for groups and student records
Groups, classes, and student records can now be tagged with a subject. All assessments and activity results are linked to that subject, making it easier to stay organized when teaching multiple subjects or classes.
Organization plan — dedicated billing and pricing
Organizations now have their own pricing tier and a completely separate billing flow from individual teachers. School admins can subscribe, manage seats, and handle billing independently — with pricing designed for teams, not individuals.
Organization admin dashboard
School administrators get four dedicated pages: overview, teacher management, group management, and billing. Everything is fully separated from individual teacher accounts — different navigation, different permissions, different workflows.
Delete notes AI learned about you
After you rate generated assessments, the AI builds a profile of your preferences. You can now delete individual notes from that profile — useful when your teaching style changes or when an older note no longer reflects how you work.
Built-in text editor for lesson plans and assessments
Lesson plans and downloaded assessments can now be edited directly inside the app with a full rich text editor — format, restructure, and adjust content before saving or sharing, without needing an external tool.
Speech-to-text across the entire app
Any longer text field in the app now supports speech-to-text input. Speak your context description, lesson notes, or assessment brief instead of typing — faster, more natural, and often more detailed than what you'd write manually.
Download and send graded tests to students
Graded tests can now be downloaded as a complete package — grade, per-question feedback, and improvement suggestions included — and sent directly to students. Everything in one file, ready to share.
Test grader
A new dedicated tool for grading student tests. Take a photo of a test or upload an image, and the AI reads it, assigns a grade, and writes detailed per-question feedback and improvement suggestions — in seconds.
Fullscreen mode for activity submissions
Activity submissions can now be viewed in fullscreen. Easier to read longer student responses and review results without the surrounding interface getting in the way.
Six new assessment form types
Six new formats added: quiz, rubric, exit ticket, self-assessment, reflection questions, and discussion prompt — bringing the total to twelve. Each serves a different purpose, giving you a much wider range of formative assessment tools from a single generator.
1-to-10 scale activity type
A new activity question type where students respond on a numeric scale from 1 to 10. Useful for rating difficulty, self-assessment, gauging confidence, or any situation where a range is more expressive than a yes/no or multiple choice answer.
Multi-step lesson planner
The lesson planner now works in two stages: first define your learning objectives, then generate the full lesson plan built around them. Results are significantly more structured and curriculum-aligned than what single-prompt generation could produce.
Grade tracking for students
Student profiles now include a full grade history. Every assessment and graded activity is logged, so you can track individual progress over time and spot patterns without having to search through past records.
Anonymous voting and keyword collector
Two new activity types added. Anonymous Voting lets the whole class vote on options without anyone seeing who chose what — useful for honest opinions and sensitive discussions. Keyword Collector gathers one or more short responses from every student simultaneously, great for brainstorming and warm-ups.
Photo upload in assessment generator
Attach a photo when generating an assessment — a photo of student work, a whiteboard, a page from a textbook. The AI uses it as direct context, which noticeably reduces generic output and produces feedback that is actually specific to what you photographed.
Password reset
Teachers can now reset a forgotten password directly from the login page via email. A standard flow that was missing from the initial release.
TeachersFlow goes live
What started as a personal side project to solve a real classroom problem becomes a production platform. The first version ships with AI assessment generation, student groups, teaching goals, and classroom activities. The foundation everything else is built on.