TeachSmartHQ™ gives educators practical AI tools for the work that actually fills the day: lesson planning, PLAAFP writing, differentiated worksheets, intervention support, and classroom-ready materials. It is built to work alongside the systems you already use — not turn your workflow into one more tech problem.
Every TeachSmartHQ™ generator has 24/7 in-product help built in. When a draft is not landing the way you want it to, when the platform is doing something unexpected, when the path forward is not obvious — talk it out. Real help, inside the workflow, the moment you need it.
No tickets. No waiting. No leaving the work to find the help.
That means the platform has to be useful when the day is messy, time is short, and the person doing the work is not always the teacher of record.
TeachSmartHQ™ is built to fit beside the tools schools, teachers, and support teams already rely on — including IEP systems, LMS platforms, Google Classroom, and district workflow tools. It is an upgrade to your workflow, not a demand to replace everything you already have.
Adaptive Lesson Generator™ (ALG) is the most ambitious part of TeachSmartHQ™: an inclusive lesson system built to support learners who get left out by standard "AI lesson" tools. It is designed for per-student adaptation, flexible interaction modes, and independent-use contexts where teacher presence cannot be assumed.
This is the deeper implementation lane for schools, teams, and advanced users who need more than a generic lesson generator.
Designed for teams that need a structured path through privacy review, onboarding, and implementation planning.
TeachSmartHQ™ was shaped by the real demands of planning, support, documentation, and day-to-day school workflow — not by guesswork about what classrooms might need.
PRO is the best starting point for most individual educators who want real day-to-day help without overbuying on day one. It's $19/month or $179/year and includes 25 generations per month, while Premiere is $39/month or $369/year with 60 generations per month for educators who know they'll be using it more heavily across the week. The difference is mostly about volume and room to grow, not a completely different product. If you want the full plan-by-plan breakdown, head to Plans & Pricing.
Read the full answer on the FAQ →Yes. TeachSmartHQ™ is powered by Anthropic AI, whose Commercial Terms of Service prohibit using customer inputs and outputs to train Anthropic's models. Before any educator input reaches the API, TeachSmartHQ™ scrubs personally identifiable information server-side — student names, initials, contact details, dates of birth, and address fragments are replaced with generic learner references like “Student A” so the AI only ever sees the educational shape of the request. TeachSmartHQ™ is built as an educator workflow platform, not a student information system: no student grades, demographic records, or longitudinal data are stored as part of normal use. For schools and districts that need a Data Processing Agreement or deeper privacy review, DPA and NDPA conversations are available case-by-case.
Read the full answer on the FAQ →No — TeachSmartHQ™ is built for the people doing the real work across PreK–12, all subjects. That includes classroom teachers, SPED teachers, paraprofessionals, tutors, homeschool educators, and school teams who need practical support with planning, documentation, differentiation, and fit. The platform is meant to work alongside real school-day roles, not just one job title. That's why the product is framed around educator workflow instead of a narrow classroom-only use case.
Read the full answer on the FAQ →No. TeachSmartHQ™ is being built for educators who want better output, not a second job learning how to talk to a machine. You should not need to be an “AI person” to get useful planning, documentation, or differentiation support out of it. If you know your students, your workflow, and what you're trying to make, that's the part that matters. The platform should meet you where you already work.
Read the full answer on the FAQ →Team plans are for small groups of up to three educators who want one billing account and one shared generation pool. School pilots are for schools or districts that need a more structured path with implementation support, onboarding, and a real evaluation process before broader rollout. Team PRO starts at $45/month or $429/year, while school pilots start at $2,500 and are scoped case by case. The right fit depends on whether you're starting with a small working team or a school-level decision.
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