For every subject, language and level
Upload the worksheet you already use and AI rebuilds it as interactive, auto-graded exercises, or creates a new one from a topic. You review, you assign, and AI helps you grade.
Free plan to start. No card needed.
Example in two modes: a printed worksheet question rebuilt as an interactive exercise, or a topic that AI turns into new exercises. Maths, physics and English; every exercise can be answered.
Maths
Auto-gradedMultiple choice
Work out 3/4 + 1/8.
Go on, pick an answer.
Three ways to start
However you start, you get the same thing: interactive exercises with an answer key, ready to check and assign.
1
AI pulls out the questions, answers, reading texts and images. You check everything next to the original page.
2
Describe what you want to practise. AI writes the questions, in the exercise types and difficulty you choose.
3
Prefer full control? Pick any of the 16 exercise types and write each question yourself.
16 exercise types
Mix as many types as you need in one worksheet, for any subject.
Maths
Sort, group and label by dragging.
Physics
Key words become a puzzle, checked as students fill it in.
Languages
Generate the audio with AI, then ask questions about it.
Languages
Students find the mistake and fix it.
Science
Pairs of terms, symbols, dates or translations.
Chemistry
Answers can ignore capitals, accents or punctuation if you want.
Grading
Questions with a right answer grade themselves the moment students submit. For written answers, AI drafts a grade and feedback for you to check.
Student answer · Science
Why does an ice cube melt faster on a metal tray than on a wooden one?
Because the metal tray is colder than the wooden one.
Good observation: metal does feel colder. That feeling comes from metal moving heat quickly, which is also why it melts the ice faster: it carries heat from the room into the ice.
In class
Everything after the worksheet is ready: getting it to students, and seeing how they did.
Students join with a 6-character class code, or you create their logins and print them. Printed logins need no student email.
On any device, with their work saved as they go. In Practice mode they check each answer, with a second try on most questions.
Scores land as students submit. See which questions tripped the class up, and export to CSV.
Who it's for
From fractions to forces to phrasal verbs, at any level. The AI keeps your worksheet in the language it was written in. The app itself is in English and Spanish.
Arithmetic, fractions, algebra, word problems.
Solve 2x + 3 = 11
Units, forces, diagrams with their images, key vocabulary.
A force of 10 N acts on 2 kg…
Grammar, vocabulary, listening and writing.
¿Dónde ____ la biblioteca?
History, geography, music, test prep: if it’s a worksheet, it can become interactive.
Your worksheet, here
Why we built it
Teachers already have worksheets that work: the PDFs they've refined over years, the ones their students know. Moving them online usually means retyping every question and then marking every answer by hand. I built AI Worksheets so the software does that part: it rebuilds your worksheet as interactive exercises and grades what has a right answer, so your time goes to the parts that need a teacher. It's early days, and it grows with the subjects and languages teachers bring to it.
Questions
Upload it, check it, assign it. Free to start.