Minimal onboarding
Role, grade band, subjects, and starting grade. The first run orients the app without over-collecting data.
Designed for US teachers, tutors, and homeschool families
LessonGrid
Visual curriculum browsing and lesson planning for teachers who want to move from the week to the standards to the next support action without fighting a cluttered planner.
LessonGrid helps teachers browse the curriculum, plan the quarter and week, open the lesson, and move naturally into support artifacts like class materials, video, exports, and secure sharing.
Browse -> Plan -> Support
TEKS and NGSS in view
Secure sharing inside the app
One workflow from curriculum to classroom support
LessonGrid is built around a clear sequence: browse the curriculum, plan the week or quarter, keep standards visible, then continue into classroom-ready support without losing context.
Curriculum browsing
Move from grade to subject to lesson without dropping into a cold database list.
Planning clarity
Open a planning week that scans quickly and keeps quarter pacing close at hand.
Standards in flow
Keep TEKS and NGSS visible instead of hiding them behind menus and paperwork.
Support actions
Generate class materials, open lesson video, export the plan, or share securely from the lesson.
The product promise is a smooth planning-to-support bridge
LessonGrid is not a pile of notes and not a generic LMS. It is a structured lesson system where browsing, planning, standards, exports, video, and generated support stay connected in one professional workflow.
Start from the dashboard, not from a database list
The home experience is built around context: grade, quarter, week, and the next lesson sequence. It feels like a planner first, not a content dump.
- Continue the current week with one tap.
- Browse by grade and subject when you need to pivot.
- See the quarter planner and coverage summary without leaving the flow.
See the week the way a teacher thinks
LessonGrid keeps the planner visual. You can scan the week, understand pacing, and open a lesson with enough context to know what support should come next.
- Weekly grid for fast scanning.
- Lesson cards with room for videos, standards, and assessment checkpoints.
- Clear support actions once the lesson context is understood.
Map pacing and standards in the same planning view
Standards are part of the lesson surface. The app keeps quarter pacing and subject coverage close together so you can explain what is being taught, when it lands, and what support materials need to stay aligned.
- TEKS and NGSS chips stay close to the lesson.
- Coverage view supports planning conversations with less guesswork.
- Exports make the visual map printable when needed.
Open a lesson and move into the right support artifact
The lesson page is the bridge. Once placement and standards look right, the teacher can continue into class materials, lesson video, PDF export, or secure sharing without breaking flow.
- Class materials stay tied to the lesson and its standards.
- Video is positioned as one support artifact among several.
- Exports and secure sharing behave like practical planning outputs.
Browse from grade to subject without losing the thread
The app keeps navigation visual too. Teachers can move from grade to subject to lesson without being dropped into a cold, database-style list, which makes exploration feel much more confident before any account decision is needed.
- Grade-first browsing for faster curriculum orientation.
- Subject views stay close at hand once planning begins.
- Supports discovery without forcing heavy setup first.
Built for trust before account friction
The launch posture stays minimal: teachers can explore first, then create an account only when sync, export, or secure sharing needs identity.
Privacy-forward account model
Email, password, display name, and professional context only when needed for account-backed features.
Free during launch
LessonGrid is open during launch while we earn trust with US teachers and homeschool families.
Parent and student sharing that keeps the app central
QR codes and secure links bring viewers into LessonGrid instead of pushing your content into uncontrolled sharing channels.
Launch access
Free while LessonGrid grows
We are opening the full planning workflow first so teachers can adopt the product before we experiment with small in-app purchases later.
Everything currently included
Curriculum browsing, weekly and quarter planning, standards visibility, exports, video access, class materials, and secure sharing.
Free
Why this launch posture
We want an inroad into the US teacher market before introducing any paid extras.
Free launch
Open
What can come later
Small in-app purchases may be introduced later for optional add-ons once the core product has real adoption.
Later