Tabloy turns classroom and shop requests into files and live pages

Tabloy describes an AI agent that completes practical school and small-business tasks, then returns a file or a live link. Its official site demonstrates editable classroom presentations, browser quiz games and shop websites with WhatsApp ordering links.

Start with the deliverable

The presentation example produces a PowerPoint file with images and a quiz. Because the output is an editable PPTX, a teacher can revise the lesson in PowerPoint or Google Slides. The quiz-game example instead creates a shareable link for students to open on their phones.

For a shop, the site shows a website with a WhatsApp order button and a vertical video intended for social promotion. These are vendor demonstrations of supported work. They do not establish the accuracy or quality of a new output before you inspect it.

Browser and desktop options

Tabloy Cloud runs in a browser and uses a computer in the cloud. The page also offers a Windows and Mac desktop beta that works with local folders and can use its own offline model. One account and plan cover both options.

The captured prices are in US dollars: a free Trial, Basic at $5 per user monthly, Pro at $10 and Pro+ at $20. Plans differ in storage, email shares, team capacity and AI allowances. The publisher applies both five-hour and weekly AI limits, with larger requests consuming more of the allowance.

Approval before sharing

Tabloy says publishing, sharing and deleting require an on-screen confirmation. It keeps releases so users can roll back an app. Team administrators can also choose which capabilities members may use.

A sensible first task has a specific audience and a clear output format. For a classroom deck, include the grade level and learning objective, then check the exported slides and answers. For a shop page, review prices, contact details and the destination of its order button before approving publication.