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 — no app install needed.
No setup required. No generic quiz banks. Just the content you already teach from, turned into student-ready action.
Use the lesson content you already have. Paste text or drop a file — no reformatting needed.
LessonCue creates questions directly from your material. Review and edit if needed, or share straight away.
Students join by link, code, or QR from any browser. You see who struggled and what to reteach next.
From uploading your lesson notes to seeing which students struggled — no setup, no training, no extra software.
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.
Try the full workflow before you commit. No card required.
For teachers who quiz their classes every week and need unlimited volume.
For teachers who want to edit, reuse, and follow up — not just create.
For schools and teaching teams that need multiple teacher accounts under one bill.
Early users are already using LessonCue in universities, language institutes, tutoring lessons, and multi-teacher school settings.
“When I first tried LessonCue, I honestly did not expect much. But the speed and quality of the quizzes it created from my own lesson notes genuinely surprised me. Being able to see immediately which topics students were struggling with has helped me plan my weekly lessons much more intentionally. I no longer leave class wondering whether the lesson really landed.”
“In one-to-one teaching, it has always been hard to assess a student quickly enough to shape the lesson well. With LessonCue, I now run a short check at the start of each lesson and adapt the rest of the session around what that student actually needs. That speed of feedback has been a real game changer for me.”
“It is not easy to find a tool I would actually use at an academic level. LessonCue is strongest when it works from my own materials instead of locking me into generic content. The student-level analysis also makes it very clear which concepts need to be revisited and which ones have already settled well.”
“At our school, multiple teachers are using the same system and LessonCue has been very flexible in that setting. Everyone can upload their own content and create quizzes at the same pace, which saves time and helps us keep lesson quality more consistent across teachers.”
“Turning my teaching materials into a usable quiz used to take a serious amount of time. With LessonCue, that work has almost disappeared. It is especially valuable for breaking complex topics into something measurable and showing me clearly what students understood and what still needs attention.”
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 page for IELTS teachers who need vocabulary exercises with answers, plus a cleaner way to build vocabulary checks from the lesson material they already use.
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.
Build the quiz fast, run the lesson smoothly, and walk away knowing what to reteach.