made for one teacher first

The teaching week, in one warm workspace.

Plans, timetables, seating, CRT handover and report comments — finally connected. Built around how May actually teaches; ready for the rest of your staffroom.

No credit card

Your students stay private

Built in Melbourne

Clay illustration: a stack of lesson cards with a coffee cup and an open book
Placeholder clay illustration of May Ou — a smiling primary school teacher in a green cardigan, holding a notebook

Placeholder portrait of

May Ou

Year 3, Melbourne

the teacher who sparked it

Built for May. Open for every teacher.

May Ou is a primary teacher in Melbourne. Every Sunday night she rebuilt her week across four spreadsheets, a Word doc, last term’s CRT folder and a paper diary — losing seating notes and lesson plans somewhere in the middle.

may teachesis what we built so she didn’t have to. It started in her kitchen, it gets shaped by how she actually teaches, and it’s now open for your week too.

I just wanted one place where my week actually lives — the lesson, the seating, the CRT note, all in the same spot I look at on Monday morning.

— May Ou, primary teacher

the loop

Plan it once. Teach it. Hand it over. Report on it.

Most teaching software solves one square of the week. may teaches joins them up — so the lesson you wrote on Sunday is the one your CRT teaches on Friday and the one you grade in November.

1 · timetable

A week you actually teach to.

Drop in your school timetable, drag a lesson, swap in a CRT day. The grid you'd draw on the whiteboard — except it remembers, recurs and prints.

2 · lesson plans

Plans you'll actually reopen.

Rich block-editor lessons tagged by strand and outcome. Clone last year's, adapt for this class, hand off cleanly — no copy-pasting from old Word docs.

3 · handover & reports

Walk away without rewriting your day.

Printable CRT day plans with seating, tech swaps and the privacy you choose. End of term, the same place writes your report comments.

one week, one screen

Your timetable is the home screen.

Every lesson, event and break sits on one warm clay grid. Tap a card to edit a plan, drop a CRT swap into place, peek at next week without losing your spot.

Clay illustration: a cream timetable tablet with coloured lesson blocks beside a stack of lesson plans, a coffee mug and a pencil

Sunday-night planning, without the dread.

One workspace that learns your week. Free for May. Free for the next teacher. Your students stay private — your plans stay yours.