Check the week
Meeting days, class times, holidays for each student group, assignments, assessments, and lesson status stay visible in the grid.
A lesson planner for real classroom work
Plan the week.
Teach from the lesson.
Classroom Studio puts your schedule, lesson plans, class tools, and classroom display in one place. Write the plan once, then bring the parts you need into class.
macOS app Download coming soon · macOS 14 or newer
The five-day planner
Your week
at a glance.
See every class in the week, open a plan when you need the details, and come back to it when class begins.
Build the lesson
Add goals, activities, materials, assignments, Independent Practice, assessments, and reflection notes.
Teach from it
Choose what students see, move the panels where you want them, and reveal Math steps as you go.
What stays together
One lesson, more ways to teach.
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Plan in your own way
Use templates, references, materials, assessments, assignments, Independent Practice, and reflection notes that make sense for your class.
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Give each class its tools
Turn on Coding or Math for the classes that need them, define assessment types, and keep student rosters with the class they belong to.
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Present without starting over
Move, resize, and reorder panels. Each Class Progress category remembers its layout, and Student View uses the same arrangement.
Math workspace · For classes that need it
Work through it.
One step at a time.
Turn on Math for a class, add a problem to a lesson, and reveal each step when your students are ready.
Use it for equations, systems, straight-line graphs, labeled geometry diagrams, multiplication, long division, and fraction work.
Choose a problem
Work with multiplication, long division, fractions, equations, systems, graphs, or geometry.
Show the work
Reveal partial products, quotient steps, common denominators, inverse operations, and simplification one step at a time.
Share it with students
Math can sit beside the other lesson panels, and Student View updates as you reveal the work.
Whiteboard · In the macOS app
Write it out.
Keep the lesson visible.
Open Whiteboard from the lesson workspace when you need to work something out by hand. The lesson stays open on the Mac while a configured Sidecar iPad gives you room to write.
Students see the board on the classroom display, with the lesson panels you choose beside it. Your work stays with the lesson and the part of class where you made it.
Write by hand
Use Pen, Highlighter, Eraser, or Select & Move, with undo and redo when you need them.
Keep the context
Leave Class Notes, Homework, Math, or another selected panel beside the writing area.
Return to the lesson
The board is saved with the lesson's current presentation phase, so it is there the next time you open that part of the lesson.
Tools for the class in front of you
Start with planning.
Add what helps.
Classroom Studio is the main app. The optional tools use the same classes, lessons, and schedule, so you do not have to set everything up twice.
Available now
Classroom Studio
Plan the week, write lesson plans, use templates, track assignments and assessments, export reports, and present to your class.
See how the pieces fit →Available for coding classes
TeachCode
Write and run source code, keep syntax and execution results together, and show selected code panels to students.
Available for math classes
Math
Prepare worked problems, reveal the steps, and send equations, arithmetic, graphs, or geometry to Student View.
See the Math workspace →Available now
Students
Keep one student profile across classes, search rosters, and manage enrollment from one place.
Available in the macOS app
Whiteboard
Write on a shared classroom board while the lesson stays in view. Use a configured Sidecar iPad for the writing surface and keep selected panels beside it.
See the whiteboard →Planned
Classroom Buddy
A future classroom companion built around the same teacher console and student display.
A closer look
Useful pages for
the work you do.
Start with the part of teaching you are trying to make easier. These short guides show how the planner, display tools, whiteboard, math workspace, and coding tools fit together.
01 · macOS app
Lesson planning on Mac
See what stays together when your weekly plan and classroom work live in one place.
Read the guide → 02 · Weekly viewThe five-day planner
Use the week at a glance to decide what needs attention before the first bell.
Read the guide → 03 · Writing surfaceWhiteboard for teachers
Work through a problem by hand while your lesson notes stay close by.
Read the guide → 04 · Student ViewPresent from the lesson
Arrange the panels students need and keep teacher-only notes out of the way.
Read the guide → 05 · Class toolsMath and coding
Turn on the tools a class needs without making a second planning system.
Read the guide →How the app grows
Keep the tools close
to the lesson.
The five-day planner stays at the center. Add a tool when a class actually needs one.
- 01PlanWrite the lesson and see where it fits in the week.
- 02PresentArrange the panels, then Go Live when class begins.
- 03Add a toolUse Code, Math, or the Whiteboard when a lesson needs more than notes and plans.
Classroom Studio
Everything for
the next class.
Download for macOS: Coming Soon. Want to hear when it is ready? Send us a note.
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