AI-powered teaching, connected to every student’s learning.
Sprout connects curriculum, teacher planning, assigned work and student progress - so every lesson, practice activity and piece of feedback builds on what came before.
- 12 purpose-built tools
- No model training
- Teacher-controlled
How it works
Sprout keeps the thread intact from subject selection to planning, assignment and progress. You are never more than one click from the next step.
- 1Make somethingPick a tool, get a draft
- 2Check itYou are the editor
- 3Assign itTo a class, or per student
- 4See the workAttempts, flags, feedback
For teachers
7 tools. Each one produces something you can read, edit and then assign.
- PlanningLesson Plan Generator
Turn your selected subject and curriculum into a full lesson you can teach on Sunday.
- PlanningPractice Set Generator
A worked example, then graded problems that climb in difficulty.
- FamiliesProgress Comment Generator
A report comment built only from what the student actually did this term.
- AssessmentQuiz Builder
Build a question set with an answer key and a reason for every wrong option.
- AssessmentRubric Generator
A criteria-by-level matrix you can mark against and hand to students.
- DifferentiationText Leveller
One passage rewritten at several reading levels, with a note on what changed.
- FeedbackWriting Feedback
Draft feedback on one student's submission, judged against the attached rubric.
For students
5 tools, and no menu to browse. A student reaches a tool only through work their teacher set them.
- Assignment Runner
Work through the questions and get a reason for the option you chose.
- Reading Companion
Talk about the passage you were set, at the level your teacher chose.
- Revision Builder
A revision plan built only from the material you were actually taught.
- Study Tutor
Asks before it tells, and climbs a hint ladder rather than giving the answer.
- Writing Coach
Reads the draft you wrote and coaches it. It will not write prose for you.
What makes it different
- Tied to your curriculumChoose a subject once and Sprout loads the matching curriculum and teaching references before showing the tools. What it makes is already mapped to what you teach.
- Made to be assignedA teacher tool produces something you can set. A student tool only ever works on something that was set. That link is the product.
- The answer key stays yoursStudents are served a stripped version built from the tool’s own schema. There is no prompt asking the model to keep a secret.
- A tool, not a friendNo name to talk to, no character, no simulated friendship. A deliberate child-safety decision, and the tools refuse to acquire one.
Not ready for children yet - and we would rather say so
This is v0.1.0. An adversarial security review has been done and every critical finding is fixed, but three things still block a classroom pilot: a classmate can lock a child out of their account, the PII scrubbing is thinner than a school will assume, and the safety filters are English-only in a UAE product. All three are written up in SAFETY.md, which lists what does not work as prominently as what does.