Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Scan every page of a packet or essay and Co-Teacher keeps each student's work together.

Handwritten or typed work across subjects: math, ELA, science, short responses, essays, multiple choice, exit tickets.

Yes. Use an iPhone, iPad, or Android, or have students scan their own work at a class iPad station. Email a PDF and Google Classroom integration are coming this fall.

Around 5 minutes to generate the analysis and materials for a class set.

No. Co-Teacher reads students' names from their paper. No accounts, no imports, no setup.

Scan at the end of class or after class. Then choose whatever works best for you: give personalized worksheets as homework, teach a small group later the same day, or use practice sheets as a warm up the next day. Pull small groups as time allows based on the shape in the top right corner of their practice sheet.

Yes. Standards alignment is powered by Learning Commons.

A general chatbot can write a lesson; it can't run a teacher's routine. Co-Teacher is built for the daily loop, scan, analyze, reteach, with consistent outputs grounded in research, HQIM, and accurate state standards, rather than a blank prompt and a different result every time.

Only what's needed. We read the name a student writes on their paper, along with their work, state, and grade level. We don't require dates of birth, contact information, addresses, or government identifiers.

For school accounts, we keep it for the duration of the engagement, then delete it within 30 days of termination or of your request. Backups are purged within 30 days. You can request deletion anytime, including mid-year, and we'll confirm it in writing.

Very. We've reviewed it weekly for six months across hundreds of assignments. When it does miss, one tap on "disagree" corrects the score and helps us improve.

Yes. Share a rubric, the passage, or lesson plan.

Yes, currently Spanish, French, and Portuguese.

No. No installs on school systems, no integrations required, no student accounts. A phone or tablet on school wifi is enough.

No. We don't use student data to train AI models, and our AI providers are contractually prohibited from training on it either.

We're partnering with a small founding cohort of schools this fall. Email ian@co-teacher.com to learn more.

Email ian@co-teacher.com and we'll get back to you quickly.