LessonCue starts with the lesson notes you already teach from. Upload your own notes or PDF, generate a quiz fast, and share it with students by link, code, or QR.
It works for classes, small groups, one-to-one teaching, and online lessons. You can still save the quiz for later, but the core value is speed: your own notes turned into student-ready action in seconds.
Teachers sign in to create and track quizzes. Students simply open the join link, enter their names, and start.
The general sign-up button creates a Free teacher account. If you want Starter or Pro, choose that plan in pricing and we'll carry you into billing.
Upload the notes you already teach from instead of rebuilding content in another platform.
Create the quiz fast, share one browser link, and start your lesson with less setup.
Track responses by student and by lesson group so reteaching is based on real data.
Every plan shows exactly what is included, so teachers can start with confidence and know what opens up as they grow.
Best for one teacher trying the real core workflow before moving to a paid plan.
Best for one teacher who wants a low-friction weekly workflow with more volume.
Best for one active teacher who wants stronger follow-up, editing, and reuse.
For schools and teaching teams that want a tailored rollout, billing setup, and direct onboarding help.
Early users are already using LessonCue in universities, language institutes, tutoring lessons, and multi-teacher school settings.
No. Students join from any browser using the link or quiz code you share. It works on laptop, tablet, or phone.
Yes. The workflow is built around your lesson notes, so it can work for language, history, geography, literature, and similar classroom subjects.
You can review the quiz before class, delete weak questions, edit wording and options, or add your own manual questions.
Yes. LessonCue works for classroom teaching, tutoring, and online lessons because students join from any browser and you can keep each session organised your own way.
Yes. The teacher dashboard saves responses by student and by lesson group, so you can quickly spot weak areas and prepare a follow-up lesson.
Yes. The core flow is designed for speed: upload notes, create the quiz, share one link, and start the session without technical setup.
Yes. You can reopen the quiz, start a new session for a different class, group, or tutoring lesson, and keep each result set separate.
No. The product is designed to be simple enough for everyday teaching, even if you just want to upload notes and run a quick quiz.
Instead of generic AI content, we are publishing practical pages around quizzes, worksheets, reading practice, exam prep, and lesson materials teachers already look for on Google.
A practical ESL vocabulary test workflow for teachers who need something usable quickly, plus a better way to build checks from their own unit notes or PDFs.
A practical tense-check workflow for teachers who need a quick past simple vs present perfect quiz, plus a better way to build one from their own lesson notes.
A practical present perfect quiz teachers can use fast, plus a simple way to turn your own grammar notes into a fresh quiz when you need one.
Build the quiz fast, run the lesson smoothly, and walk away knowing what to reteach.