Your knowledge, organised in an afternoon.
What you get
Everything in AI Lesson Assistant.
Outlines from recordings
Long class recordings are split into topics and suggested as lessons with timestamps you can adjust.
Titles and descriptions
Clear lesson titles and short summaries written from what you actually said in class.
Quizzes and checklists
Practice questions and practice checklists drafted per lesson, ready for you to edit or delete.
Captions in Indian languages
Captions in English, Hindi, Odia, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada and more, editable line by line.
Sales page drafts
A first draft of your course description, who it is for and what students will learn.
You approve everything
Nothing is published by the AI. Every draft waits in review until you accept it.
How it works
Four takes, then it is live.
- 1
Add your material
Recordings, PDF notes, a photo of your syllabus or a handwritten page.
- 2
Review the outline
Rename, merge or split suggested modules and lessons.
- 3
Edit the drafts
Descriptions, quizzes and captions appear beside each lesson for you to change.
- 4
Approve and publish
Only what you approve goes into the course.
Also included
The details teachers ask about.
- Works from your own uploads only
- Drafts in the language you teach in
- Caption editor with timeline
- Quiz difficulty you can set per module
- Regenerate any single draft
- Full history of what you changed
Creator ownership and responsible AI
Rules the AI Lesson Assistant follows.
You own it
Creators own their courses, videos and student lists. The platform never sells or reuses them, and your material is not used to train models for anyone else.
Your material only
Drafts are made only from what you upload. You review and edit everything before it is published.
No copying
The assistant does not help copy other people's courses, videos or written content.
Students protected
Student data is used only by their teacher and never sold. Many learners are minors, so their details stay private and are never used for advertising.
More from the studio
The camera is already rolling.
You have the recordings, the notes and the students who ask when your next batch starts. Name your studio and launch your first course free.
One course free. A small fee per sale until you upgrade.