Capture in the lesson, link to standards after
Every photo and note becomes evidence for the standards it shows: in a class grid, a coverage list and a conference packet.
Capture now, link it later
In an inquiry lesson, the moment a student explains their thinking is rarely the moment you have a rubric open. One tap from any screen photographs the work or takes a line of text. Tag the student and subject, or leave it untagged and sort it out later. It waits in To Review until you sit down.
A rating on its own is a number. The photo behind it is what you put in front of a parent at conferences, and any student's record prints to a PDF you can take into the room.
Your whole class on one page
Every student down the side, every standard across the top. Each cell shows where that student stands on that standard. Tap one to open the assessment behind it, with the notes and the evidence, and any subject's grid downloads as an Excel file.
See which standards you haven't touched
Open any subject from the class grid and every standard behind it comes with you, grouped the way the framework groups them. Each one carries its code, its full wording, and the number of students you have evidence for.
A standard with nothing against it reads as not started, which is worth knowing in November rather than in June.
Conference packets in one click
Every student gets a page to have open with their family: your note, where they're strong and what they're working on in each subject, and the photos of their work you chose to show.
Then one PDF for the whole class, each student on their own pages, ready to print the night before conferences.
The standards are already in here
A thousand of them, kindergarten through grade 5, in the state's own codes and wording. Oregon's health, social studies, and TSEL standards sit alongside the Common Core ones, which is usually the part that is missing. Set a class grade and they are there, with nothing to import and no onboarding spreadsheet. Habits of Mind and Content Embedded Inquiry ship beside them as rubric frameworks.
- Health
- 236
- Reading
- 189
- Mathematics
- 151
- Social Studies
- 139
- Transformative SEL
- 108
- Writing
- 97
- Science
- 90
- Kindergarten to grade 5
- 1,010
Bring it to your school
Made for elementary schools that teach through inquiry and standards. A pilot starts with a demo and a signed data privacy agreement.