Teaching should be
about students.
Not spreadsheets. OrganizeClass is our attempt to fix the smallest, most quietly painful slice of teaching: the rubric, the gradebook, the report card.
Built for
assessments.
Elementary teachers carry a lot in their heads: which standards each student has shown, which ones still need evidence, which comments to write when the semester ends.
Most of that tracking happens in notebooks, sticky notes, and spreadsheets that don't talk to each other, so report card season turns into weeks of stitching it all back together.
OrganizeClass is one place to log evidence against standards as it happens, so when comments are due, the work is already done.
Three things we won't
compromise on.
Teachers first
Every decision starts with one question: will this save a teacher time? If the answer is no, we don't ship it.
Privacy, not performative
We don't sell your data. We don't hand it to ad networks. Your student work and rubrics stay between you and OrganizeClass.
Restraint over features
A rubric doesn't get better by adding rows. Most of our work is deciding what not to build.
Rubric-based assessment, done well. Not a gradebook, an LMS, or a parent portal. We'd rather do one thing right than five things badly.
A handful of people who've taught in classrooms, so small we still read every support email ourselves.
What you can
count on.
Your data is yours
Download student profiles as PDF and whole-class grids as Excel. Want everything out, or everything deleted? Email us and we'll handle it.
We'll email you ourselves
Support isn't a chatbot. We reply to every message, usually within a day.
We won't grow for growth's sake
No features that get in the teacher's way. When schools or districts get visibility, it's because the teacher chose to share it, not because we built a back door.
We'll keep the tool small
If we can't explain a new feature to a first-year teacher in one sentence, we cut it.
Ready to try
OrganizeClass?
Free to get started. Invite-only while we scale up. Your students, your data, always.