Tabloy turns classroom and shop requests into files and live pages
A browser agent for editable slides, quiz games, shop websites and short promotional videos.
Education AI Tools
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
OpenLume: ask a technical question and get an interactive explainer video
OpenLume generates narrated visual explanations with code examples and follow-up questions tied to the moment you are watching.
Spin the Wheel AI: random choices with reviewed options
Build a browser-based random picker from your own options or AI suggestions, then share the wheel or remove winners between spins.
Morso: build short courses around a topic and quiz each lesson
Morso asks about your learning goal and starting knowledge, then creates short lessons with quizzes and progress tracking.
Codequiry: inspect source-code similarity and AI-detection signals with matched evidence
Codequiry combines peer and web comparisons with AI-code detection, showing matched lines and source URLs for educators to review rather than treating a score as a verdict.
ScholarSail
ScholarSail combines document libraries, editable mind maps, AI-assisted flashcards, spaced-repetition review and collaborative study planning in one workspace.
IELTS writing checker
IELTS Writing Checker uses AI and public IELTS assessment criteria to provide estimated scores and feedback on practice responses. It is an independent learning tool, with Task1 and...
Booklet
BookletAI turns supplied content or a topic into illustrated pages, with editable outlines, page-level revisions and PDF or HTML export.
Trophi
Trophi.ai offers voice coaching and telemetry analysis for sim racing, while its Kairos platform applies domain experts' standards to real-time instruction for organizations.
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