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Ask for it the way you'd text a friend

Type a sentence, drop a photo of the worksheet on the map, or fill in the form. The Principal's office works out which class it's for and when it's due, and asks you when it can't tell.

A yellow school bus at the school's front doors at night, papers fluttering toward the entrance
The bus drops it at the Front Office
  1. New homework arrived by bus
  2. Principal Hart is triaging it
  3. Queued with Mr. Brooks for Dr. Chen

Seven stops between the bus and your locker

A cutaway of the school: one paper travels from the Front Office through the Principal's office, a classroom, the Library and the Grading Room to the lockers

  1. Front Office

    The bus drops it off. It's on your board in seconds.

  2. Principal

    Principal Hart triages it: class, due date, what done looks like, any questions for you.

  3. Counselor

    Mr. Brooks fits it around everything else that's due.

  4. Classroom

    Your subject teacher writes it, and calls in a colleague when it crosses subjects.

  5. Library

    Mrs. Park pulls the sources and checks the facts.

  6. Grading Room

    Vice Principal Moore grades it against your rubric. Not there yet? Back it goes.

  7. My Locker

    Done and graded, with Teacher's Notes and a study pack waiting.

What you see when you log in

Screenshots from the portal: the campus map, the homework board, your locker and your progress report.

  • Proctor's Campus screen: your homework list, with Needs you 2 homework, Next 7 days 12 and Overdue 1 at the top and Condensing and Expanding Logs selected; beside it the pixel-art school map, two wings of classrooms with four open classrooms waiting for new teachers, the library and the courtyard's clock tower between them and the offices along the front, where that paper's card says Vice Principal Moore is checking it in the Grading Room; the recent activity feed runs below
    Campus The living map. Click any teacher, room or paper to inspect it.
  • Proctor's Homework Board: seven columns, Front Office, Principal, Counselor, Classroom, Grading, My Locker and Turned in, each holding homework cards that show the class, time left until it is due, its status and what it cost
    Board Every assignment as a card, from Front Office to Turned In. Drag to reprioritize.
  • Proctor's My Locker: a Spanish 2 worksheet from Mme. Dubois, Tú Commands Practice: Part 8, waiting for your approval with Approve and Request changes buttons, its answers on informal commands open in the Work tab, and its route, cost and announcements in the side panel
    My Locker Finished work with Teacher's Notes, the grader's report, versions and export.
  • Proctor's Progress Report for the last 8 weeks: completed this week, on-time rate, average grade and AI spend against the $10 cap, above charts of assignments completed per week by class, on-time rate, AI spend over time and grades by class
    Progress Completions, on-time rate, grades and AI spend against your cap.

What comes back with every paper

Graded against your rubric, explained in Teacher's Notes, saved with every version, and kept under the spending cap you set.

Vice Principal Moore grading at a desk, one paper glowing green, another sent back

Graded before you see it

Checked against your instructions and rubric. Failed work goes back for a revision. Research comes first: Mrs. Park finds sources and fact-checks claims in the Library.

A row of blue lockers with one open and glowing, a finished notebook inside

Every version waits in My Locker

Approve the one you like and export it as .docx, .md or PDF.

Teacher's Notes explain every answer

A plain-language walkthrough of the work, plus a study pack: notes, flashcards and practice questions.

You pick how much help

  • Full solutionThe complete work, explained.
  • Draft that I'll finishA strong start you take over.
  • Tutor meHints and step-by-step. No final answers.

Spend stays where you set it

Set an AI budget cap in Settings and the teachers stop there. Needs You collects questions and approvals.