Plan a whole course, unit by unit and lesson by lesson, then print a beautiful curriculum to share with students. Everything saves in your browser as you type.
๐ Free, no watermark on your plan, nothing uploadedMost curriculum planning happens in a spreadsheet nobody wants to look at, and the version students see is retyped by hand into something else. This planner closes that gap: you enter the details that actually matter for each lesson (the objective, the activities, the materials, the assessment) and the printable curriculum builds itself beside you as you type, styled by a template you choose. When the plan changes in week three, you edit the lesson and print again; nothing gets retyped.
Your plans stay in your browser on your device, saved automatically as you work. Premium members can optionally turn on cloud backup to sync every curriculum across their devices; it is off by default, asks for explicit consent, and can be turned off again at any time.
Fill in the course details, add units, then add lessons inside each unit with an objective, activities, materials, and an assessment. The printable document assembles itself as you type. Choose a template and print or save it as a PDF. Free, no account, and nothing you type is uploaded.
Yes. Print it, choose Save as PDF in the print dialog to get a file for email or your classroom platform, or use Copy outline to paste a clean text version into an email or a syllabus.
Yes. The Curriculum picker manages as many plans as you teach, one per course or term, each saved automatically in your browser and switchable in one click.
It stores your curricula in your own account so you can open and edit them from any device you log in on, for example planning at home and printing at school. It is off by default, requires explicit consent that names exactly what is stored, and turning it off returns everything to local-only.
Yes. Everything you type stays in your browser on your device. The only exception is the optional Premium backup above, and that only happens after you explicitly turn it on.