FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Clear answers before you get started.
Everything you need to understand how EducAssist supports your preparation, classroom work, and student follow-up.
EducAssist is being built around five connected areas: AI-assisted grading, lesson adaptation, parent communication, curriculum-aligned planning, and real-time classroom follow-up. Available tools appear directly in your dashboard as they are released.
No. The platform uses guided forms. You provide the teaching context, level, objectives, and useful constraints; EducAssist prepares the instruction sent to the AI for you.
No. Generated content is a working draft. The teacher remains responsible for reviewing, adjusting, and approving every lesson, comment, adaptation, or communication before using it.
You can currently enter text directly or import digital TXT, PDF, and DOCX files. The extracted content remains editable so you can review it before using it. Scanned or handwritten documents are not yet supported.
The product roadmap includes PDF and Word exports for lessons, adaptations, comments, and messages. Export availability is shown inside each compatible tool.
Student information is isolated by teacher account using Supabase Row Level Security. Sensitive student data must remain limited to what is necessary, including when AI tools are used.
Your subject, teaching levels, country, grading system, language, and pedagogical preferences are collected once during onboarding and reused to personalize future generations.
The planned freemium access includes a limited number of generations. The dashboard displays usage and warns you before the limit is reached. Paid plans are designed for individual teachers, schools, and districts.
Yes. The web experience is designed mobile-first for classroom use. A separate native mobile application may come later, but the current priority is a reliable responsive web platform.