Plan your lessons
A full lesson plan in minutes, not hoursMagicSchool AIRECOMMENDED
Type your topic and age group and get a ready lesson plan, plus 80+ other teacher tools in the same free account.
- Free to start
- Beginner friendly
Tutor or teacher
Plan, mark and update parents in half the time
This kit takes you from planning a lesson to sending the parent update, with an AI helper for each step. Most of these tools have a free plan, so you can try the whole kit before paying for anything.
- 9 steps
- Free to start
- About 2 hours to set up
- 2 Wanted steps
Last reviewed Oct 19, 2026 by the RightAgent team
Fit it to you:Picks swap to the alternative that matches.
Make worksheets and quizzes
Practice and quizzes made from your own notesQuizgeckoRECOMMENDEDUpload your PDF, slides or a video link and it makes quizzes and flashcards you can share or print. There's a free plan and phone apps.
- Free to start
- Beginner friendly
Make slides and visuals
Good-looking slides without design workGammaRECOMMENDEDPaste your lesson outline and it turns it into a finished slide deck you can present or share as a link.
- Free to start
- Beginner friendly
Simplify and translate reading
The same text at every reading level and languageDiffitRECOMMENDEDGive it any article or topic and it rewrites the text at the reading level you choose, in 50+ languages, with questions included.
- Free to start
- Beginner friendly
Give feedback on written work
Useful feedback on every essay, done fasterGive each student their own practice
Revision material made for each studentNotebookLMRECOMMENDEDUpload your notes for a student and it makes flashcards, quizzes and a podcast-style audio summary they can use on their phone.
- Free to start
- Phone app
- Beginner friendly
Track each student's progress
Know who is falling behind and whyWANTEDAn AI progress tracker for tutors and teachers where you log a quick note or score after each session, and it spots patterns, flags gaps and drafts a monthly progress summary for each student.
For now: Keep a simple spreadsheet of scores and notes, then ask a general assistant like ChatGPT or Claude to summarise trends for each student.
Send parent updates and reports
Clear, kind parent messages in minutesClaudeRECOMMENDEDPaste your rough notes and it writes a warm, clear parent update, newsletter or report comment, and can translate it for families.
- Free to start
- Phone app
- Beginner friendly
Book sessions and send reminders
Fewer missed lessons and no back-and-forth messagesWANTEDAn AI booking assistant for private tutors that offers open slots, books and reschedules lessons over WhatsApp or text, sends reminders and nudges parents about unpaid sessions.
For now: Use a booking link from your calendar app, and ask a general assistant like ChatGPT or Claude to write your reminder and rescheduling messages.
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Questions
No. Almost every pick here has a free plan, which is enough for one tutor or one class. Pay only when you keep hitting the free limits on a tool you use every week.
Use tools built for schools (MagicSchool, Brisk, Diffit, Curipod, SchoolAI) for student work, and leave out full names and private details where you can. If you work at a school, check your school's AI policy first.
It drafts feedback and suggests scores so you are not starting from a blank page. You still read it, fix it and decide the final mark. Think of it as a fast first pass, not the final word.
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First published version. Nine steps cover the teaching week, from planning lessons to sending parent updates, with a recommended AI agent and alternatives for most steps. Two steps, tracking each student’s progress and booking sessions, are still open for the community to suggest an agent.