Rung
Meet every student on the rung they’re actually on.
Teachers create a workspace and share a join code. Students take a short check-in, choose focused practice for skills that are not yet mastered, and get safe AI support when they are stuck. Their stored evidence becomes a teacher’s next small-group move.
Mastery, at a glance
- Not started
- Needs support
- Developing
- Mastered
Deterministic, stored evidence, never model-generated.
How it works
From check-in to next step
Six connected steps carry a student’s evidence from a short check-in to a teacher’s clear next move.
Join and check in
A student joins a teacher workspace with a code, then completes a short check-in that captures answer evidence without treating it like a grade.
Specific skills
Rung records evidence by sub-skill, so a teacher can see the exact concept that needs attention instead of one vague subject-wide label.
Targeted practice
Students choose a focused practice plan for each assessed skill that is not yet mastered. Missed skills appear first, with new problems generated safely for that skill.
AI tutor hint ladder
Stuck on a problem? Support progresses from a reflective nudge, to a strategy hint, to one guided step—without giving the answer or a completed solution.
Evidence updates
Answers are scored deterministically. Diagnostic and practice evidence update the student’s class-specific mastery cells as they work.
Teacher action
The teacher sees the heatmap, grouped shared needs, an AI-assisted mini-lesson, and quick actions for follow-up practice or reminders.
For teachers
From heatmap to tomorrow’s plan
Share one join code, then watch check-in and practice evidence appear in your class heatmap. Rung groups shared gaps and gives you a concise AI-assisted mini-lesson, plus quick follow-up actions from the cells that need attention.
Class heatmap
Shared next steps
Act on evidence
- Open a mini-lesson for a shared gap
- Assign a three-question follow-up
- Remind students who have not started
Ready when you are
Meet your students where they are.
Try the student check-in, create a workspace for your own class, or explore the sample class view.