Open a course already built for your state, grade and subject, let Auto Plan put it on your calendar, and walk in on Monday with the week done. Planning that fits inside the school day, not after it.
Starter is free for individual teachers. Pro adds sharing, storage and the browser extension.
Pick your state, subject and grade and open a course that is already built: modules, lessons and outcomes mapped to the state standards.
A module holds one unit of work: its lessons, resources and outcomes. Copy it into next year's course instead of rebuilding it.
Tell Auto Plan your class and timetable and it schedules every lesson across the term. Move one, and the rest shift with it.
Files and links live on the lesson that uses them, so nothing sits in a Drive folder or an email attachment.
Share a course or a module with colleagues. What they share with you shows up in Shared with Me, with changes as they happen.
The weekly schedule, events and a Gantt view of each class, so you can see where every group sits in the standards.
A module holds the lessons, resources and outcomes for one unit of work. Drop it into a course, let Auto Plan schedule it, and reuse it next year.


You only ever see what is relevant to your grade and subject, and you stop second-guessing whether you are covering the right outcomes.
More states are added as standards are mapped.
Printable math worksheets, quizzes and exams, Kindergarten to Grade 12, with a verified answer key every time. Not AI.
"I built my whole term from a course template in one afternoon. The outcomes were already tagged, so the time went into the lessons, not the paperwork."
"Auto Plan is the part I did not know I needed. Move one lesson and the rest of the week moves with it. No more re-typing the calendar."
"Our department shares one course now. New teachers open it and start teaching, instead of asking around for files."
Create a free account, pick your state and grade, and watch the week fill itself in. Upgrade to Pro when you want sharing, more storage and the browser extension.