What's new
What's new
What we have built and put live, newest first, and what comes next. Each date is the day the work went live.
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11 November 2026
AI first drafts for staff
Admins and instructors can ask for a first draft of multiple-choice questions or a lesson’s text, and on the Training plans and the free plan a coding question whose tests a worked solution has passed. Staff check and edit every draft before learners see it, and learners never use it. An admin turns it on in Settings.
10 November 2026
Teacher and Training plans
Teachers pay per teacher with unlimited learners; training providers pay by learner band. Every plan shows its file space, and nothing stored is ever deleted to make room.
10 November 2026
Starting a music school
Add a pupil to a one-to-one class in one form, from a course made for their instrument, or bring weekly classes in from a spreadsheet. Parents are invited to the family account in the same step.
9 November 2026
Make-up classes
In one-to-one classes, once the school turns it on, families tell it they cannot make a class, get a make-up credit and book a new time with their own teacher. Staff can give or withdraw credits.
9 November 2026
Teaching hours, open time and a teachers report
Each teacher sets their weekly hours. The calendar shades open time and the new report shows hours booked, taught and still open.
9 November 2026
A school calendar
See every class by teacher or room, move a class, cover it with another teacher, and handle teachers' time off. Clashes are refused.
9 November 2026
Enquiry form and studio website
An institute can open an enquiry form, follow each enquiry through to a pupil, and publish a one-page website with its courses and weekly times.
9 November 2026
Learning paths
Open a course's modules on dates, require lessons in order, and move learners on to the next batch automatically.
9 November 2026
Client access for training providers
The employers you train people for see their own learners' attendance, hours and results, and nothing else.
9 November 2026
Who may need help
For a coding assignment or quiz, staff see which learners are stuck, with the reason, and learners never see it.
9 November 2026
Listening questions and practice tools
Quiz questions can play an audio clip. A metronome, tuner and drone work in the browser at /practice-tools, and what the tuner hears is never sent or kept.
9 November 2026
A whole class on the free plan
The trial and the free plan hold 30 learners, up from 10.
9 November 2026
Student data privacy commitments
A public page states what we promise about learners' data.
7 November 2026
Late work, line comments and regrade requests
Set late rules for the institute and override them per assignment, give extensions, comment on lines of handed-in code, and let learners ask for a regrade with a reason.
7 November 2026
Lesson notes, practice log and class reminders
Write each learner a note after a lesson and email it to them or their parents, let learners log practice, and send reminders before classes, with cancelled classes and time off handled.
5 November 2026
Sign in with a code, no passwords
Every sign-in page offers a single-use code by email, or Google. Nobody has a password to forget or lose.
2 November 2026
Children and audio for music classes
A parent consents, then their child learns from the family account. Learners can record takes in the browser and teachers reply with their own recording.
1 November 2026
General-subject teaching
Short answer, numerical, written, matching and ordering questions, equations, and teacher review, for any subject.
30 October 2026
Coding assignments, rubrics, gradebook and exam conditions
Assignments can be answered with code and marked by tests plus staff, with rubrics, a gradebook per batch, and sitting codes and allowed networks for exams.
29 October 2026
Notebooks and browser labs
Python notebooks that run in the learner's browser, and a JupyterLab with a terminal for each learner, switched on per institute.
29 October 2026
SCORM and xAPI
Run SCORM 1.2 and 2004 packages as lesson blocks, and send results to your learning record store.
27 October 2026
Custom domains, white-label, live-class links and a free plan
Use your own web address and name, add Zoom or Teams links to classes and fill the register from their reports, and keep using a free plan for one person after the trial.
Next
In the order we are working in. There are no dates, and the order can change.
- Trial classes and asking for a weekly class. The last part of music school scheduling: families book a trial class and ask for a regular slot.
- Australian hosting. Keeping an organisation's data in Australia.
- Results export for training systems. Sending results to aXcelerate, VETtrak or Wisenet.
- A usage dashboard. Admins already see their file space on Billing and are emailed at 80% and 100% of it. Next is one page showing usage against every limit of the plan.
- Outside audits. A full WCAG 2.2 AA audit by an outside tester, and preparing for a SOC 2 audit.
- University sign-in. Sign in through a university's own system, and randomised exam variants.
Try it with your next cohort
Start a 30-day free trial with up to 30 learners and no card, or see the demo for your kind of class and book a call with us.