Early accessTeachers
Class sites and tools for your students.
Describe what your class needs, like a page for homework or a quiz for Friday. Flinter builds it, and you share it with your students in one link.
A drawing of Flinter by our team, with a made-up business. Real screens replace it once early access opens.
How Flinter helps
Build the class tools you need, without waiting for IT.
Teachers often need something simple, like a page for homework or a quiz for Friday, but school software is fixed and IT has a long list. With Flinter you describe what your class needs and share it with your students in one link.
01The problem
“Students and parents can’t find homework and dates.”
Information sits in emails, paper notes and different apps, so the questions come to you.
How Flinter solves it
One class website with everything in one place.
Homework, dates, files and news on one site that students and parents can open on any phone.
02The problem
“Making and marking quizzes takes my evenings.”
Writing questions, copying them out and checking answers by hand takes hours every week.
How Flinter solves it
Describe the quiz, and the answers are checked for you.
Flinter builds the quiz from your questions. With sign-in, each student sees their own score.
03The problem
“School software doesn’t do what my class needs.”
Ready-made tools are built for every school at once, so they rarely fit your lesson.
How Flinter solves it
Build the small tool your class needs.
A reading log, a vocabulary game or a sign-up sheet. Describe it in plain words, and change it the same way.
What you get
Made for the way you teach.
A site for your class
Homework, dates and news on one site that students and parents can find.
Quizzes and practice
Describe the questions and Flinter builds the quiz, with the answers checked for you.
Files in one place
Upload worksheets, slides and readings, and students download them from the class site.
Sign-in for students
Each student signs in and sees their own work and results.
What is due and when
A list of tasks with dates, so students always know the next step.
In your families’ languages
Show the same site in more than one language, for students and parents who need it.
Use cases
What people build with it.
- Web appA teacher's quizYear 8 science
“A quiz for my year 8 class about the water cycle, with ten questions and their scores”
Ten questionsScores per studentWorks on phones - Web appA class projectSwapshelf
“An app where students in my class can swap used textbooks”
Sign-in with school emailListingsMessagesSee the page for Swapshelf's kind of business - PrototypeA product teamTandem onboarding
“A prototype of our new onboarding, where users pick a plan and invite their team”
Three screensClickableA link to shareSee the page for Tandem onboarding's kind of business
Made-up businesses, drawn by our team to show what Flinter makes. Real Flinter builds replace them once early access opens.
How it works
Describe it.
Flinter builds it.
One sentence in, a live project out, in one conversation.
Questions
Good questions,
straight answers.
What people ask before they join. If yours isn’t here, ask the team.
Still wondering?Ask the team anythingDescribe what your class needs in one sentence, like homework, dates and files for year 8 science. Flinter builds the site, and you share the link with students and parents. Ask for changes in plain words.
No. You describe what you want in plain words, and ask for changes the same way.
Yes. Ask for sign-in in your sentence, and each student sees only their own work and scores.
No. Everything Flinter builds opens in a browser, on a phone, a tablet or a laptop.
We’ll share all plans before early access opens, and people on the waitlist hear first.
Flinter is in early access and opens in waves, starting with a small first group. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you the moment your spot opens.
More
More of what Flinter builds.
- StudentsClass projects and your first portfolio.
- Internal toolsDashboards and admin panels on your own data.
- Website builderPages, a blog, forms and languages, from one sentence.
Your class tool is one sentence away.
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