The AI lesson planner for teachers – plan a week in minutes

GradeAid is an AI-powered platform for teachers. You plan lessons and create presentations, worksheets and quizzes from your national curriculum — then send everything to your students as homework, personalised to each child's interests.

Yes — individual teachers can sign up and start planning for free. Schools and municipalities that want student accounts, admin controls and shared licenses can book a demo for a school plan.

Every plan, slide and worksheet is generated from your country's official curriculum standards. We already support the Danish, Spanish, Romanian, US, UK and Australian national curricula, with more on the way.

GradeAid covers every subject in your national curriculum — maths, languages, science, humanities and more — with each resource generated straight from the official standards for that subject.

GradeAid is built for children and young learners aged 6–16. Every plan and exercise is adapted to different grade levels and learning abilities.

AI drafts your lesson plans, slides, worksheets and quizzes, then personalises them to each student's interests and pace. Aidly, our AI chat tutor, lets you change any of it on the spot — just ask, and it edits the material for you.

Yes — child safety is our top priority. The AI is used by teachers, not children: every lesson, worksheet and quiz is made and checked by the teacher before a pupil sees it, and pupils never chat with an AI. We never collect more personal data than the service needs.

Inclusivity is built in. Content adapts to different learning styles and pace, offers multi-sensory and interest-based activities, and includes dyslexia-friendly fonts like OpenDyslexic — especially helpful for children with ADHD, dyslexia and autism.

Yes. Teachers and parents get clear insights into each child's progress, strengths and areas to improve — all from a simple dashboard, with no jargon to decode.

GradeAid is designed around healthy screen time. Students learn online through personalised, AI-built exercises, then take those skills into real-world offline projects from project-based learning — meaningful work that moves from the screen into the real world.

We follow strict GDPR and Danish data-protection rules, collect only the minimum data necessary, and never sell personal information. School plans include a formal data processing agreement.

GradeAid was founded at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) in Copenhagen. We are a Danish company (CVR 45882411) building the future of inclusive education.