28 of our tools need no account at all. A plan is for the depth on top — the clean exports, the saved work and the tools that take a class register.
Free account
Free no card needed
For trying things out, and for the tools that are free anyway.
Choose Free account- Every free tool, saved between visits
- A small daily allowance on the AI tools
Basic
£5.00 a month
For one teacher planning one lesson at a time.
Choose Basic- All the Arabic-specific tools
- Printing and exports without a watermark
- No advertising anywhere on the site
For a department
Pro
£9.00 a month
For a department running whole classes across a term.
Choose Pro- 14 department tools, for whole classes
- Marksheets, sets, cover and parents’ evenings
- Unlimited AI runs, and no limits anywhere
What each plan includes, tool by tool
Every tool below is open on every plan — the free account is not a trial and does not expire. What a plan changes is how far each tool goes.
| What you get | Free account | Basic | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Across the whole site | |||
| AI runs One run is one job on one of the AI tools — adding harakat to a passage, levelling a text, marking a piece of pupil writing. | 10 a day | 200 a day | Unlimited |
| Advertising Adverts pay for the free tools. On a paid plan you never see one, anywhere on the site. | Some | None | None |
| Department tools Tools for a whole class over a term rather than one lesson: marksheets and progress tracking, set allocation, schemes of work, cover lessons, parents’ evenings, exam papers and bilingual letters home. | None | None | All 14 |
| The interactive whiteboard A right-to-left board you teach from. Write on it, type Arabic text boxes, and drop a document underneath the ink to annotate. | |||
| Boards you can keep A saved board keeps your ink, your text boxes and the document underneath, so last week’s lesson is still there when you want it again. | 3 | 10 | Unlimited |
| Annotate an imported PDF Open a past paper, a textbook page or a worksheet on the board and write over it. The page sits under the ink, so the eraser lifts your annotation off and leaves the document intact. | No | Yes | Yes |
| Live sharing to pupil screens Pupils open a link and watch the board on their own device as you write — imported document included, and correctly for anyone who joins late. No account and no app for them. | No | No | Yes |
| Save the board without a watermark The board, the ink and the text boxes flattened into one image you can put in a worksheet or send to a pupil who was absent. | No | Yes | Yes |
| The seating plan Your classroom laid out as it really is, with a card per pupil you can drag between desks. | |||
| Pupils in one plan How many pupils a single seating plan will hold. A full secondary class is usually about thirty. | 30 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Classes you can keep One saved plan per class you teach, so the right room layout is already on screen at the start of the lesson. | 3 | 12 | Unlimited |
| SEN, EAL and behaviour tags Mark a pupil as SEN, EAL, more able, a peer helper, talkative or needing to sit near the front, and see it on the card while you arrange the room. | No | Yes | Yes |
| Print without a watermark A clean copy for the cover folder, the wall, or the teacher taking your class. | No | Yes | Yes |
| The timetabler Builds a school or department timetable that does not double-book a teacher, a class or a room. | |||
| Classes in a timetable Ten covers one teacher’s own timetable. A department or a whole school needs more than that. | 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Teachers in a timetable Everyone the timetable has to keep free of clashes, not just the person building it. | 15 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Room timetabling Add your rooms and the timetable refuses to put two lessons in one room at once, as well as refusing to clone a teacher. | No | Yes | Yes |
| A timetable per room The same timetable read the other way round: what happens in room 12 all week, to print and put on its door. | No | Yes | Yes |
| Saved timetables Keep this year’s alongside the draft you are trying, and compare them before you commit. | 3 | 10 | Unlimited |
| Printing without a watermark A timetable you can hand to staff or put in a folder without our name across it. | No | Yes | Yes |
| Timetable import and export Bring last year’s timetable in as a spreadsheet instead of retyping it, and take this year’s out again for the office, the website or your management system. | No | No | Yes |
| The worksheet generator Ten kinds of exercise built from your own vocabulary list, with the answer key printed alongside. | |||
| Questions on one worksheet Twenty is about a lesson. A full unit revision sheet, or a differentiated set, runs past it. | 20 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Every exercise type Gap-fill, matching, unscrambling, word searches, translation both ways and the rest, rather than the handful the free version offers. | No | Yes | Yes |
| Worksheets printed without a watermark What you hand to a class, rather than what you check the tool on. | No | Yes | Yes |
| Handwriting sheets Printable tracing sheets with the letters properly joined, rather than sitting apart in their isolated forms. | |||
| Sheets in one run How many tracing sheets you can build and print in a sitting. | 5 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Printing without a watermark Tracing sheets are the one printable where a watermark under the guide lines genuinely gets in a child’s way. | No | Yes | Yes |
| The certificate generator Printable certificates in Arabic and English, sized to fit whatever name you put on them. | |||
| Your school’s logo on it A certificate going home wants the school’s badge on it, not ours. | No | Yes | Yes |
| A certificate for the whole class at once Paste the class list and print thirty personalised certificates in one run, instead of typing each name. | No | No | Yes |
| Printing without a watermark The whole point of a certificate is that it looks like an award. | No | Yes | Yes |
| Flashcards and games Printable card sets, plus the board games and matching games that go with them. | |||
| Cards in a set Thirty covers a unit’s vocabulary. A term’s worth, or a whole topic bank, does not. | 30 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Printing without a watermark Cards you can laminate and use for years. | No | Yes | Yes |
| The pupil behaviour log Tap a pupil, tap a reason, done — an Arabic-first record of behaviour and achievement that can be kept during the lesson rather than after it. | |||
| Pupils in one class How many children one behaviour log holds. Thirty-five covers a full class; a form tutor or a head of year needs more. | 35 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Classes you can keep logs for A separate running record per class, so the totals and the printed report belong to the right group. | 2 | 12 | Unlimited |
| Your school’s own reasons Replace the twelve built-in reasons with the wording and the point values your behaviour policy actually uses. | No | Yes | Yes |
| A letter home from the log One pupil’s record turned into a bilingual letter for the family, with the entries listed and a line for a parent to sign. | No | Yes | Yes |
| Termly behaviour report The whole class over a term on one sheet, ranked and totalled — the version a head of department or a supervisor asks for. | No | No | Yes |
| The staff record log A head of department’s running record of the people in the department, printed at the end as a dated log with a sign-off block. | |||
| Members of staff you can track A running record per teacher: observations, meetings, absence, training, achievements, concerns and formal warnings. | 8 | 30 | Unlimited |
| Appraisal cycle summary One teacher’s year on a single sheet — targets, observations and training against review dates, ready for an appraisal meeting or an inspection folder. | No | No | Yes |
| Transliteration Arabic into Latin letters and back again, in whichever scheme your department writes in. | |||
| Characters per conversion Five thousand is a page or two. A chapter, a glossary or a whole reading list is more. | 5,000 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Every transliteration scheme The academic schemes as well as the plain phonetic one, so it matches whatever your exam board or department already writes in. | No | Yes | Yes |
| The text cleaner Repairs Arabic that has come out of somewhere else broken — strips harakat, removes invisible characters, and puts letters back into their joined forms. | |||
| Characters per clean Ten thousand is a few pages. A whole scheme of work pasted in at once is more. | 10,000 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Clean several texts at once Fix a folder’s worth of material in one pass rather than one paste at a time. | No | Yes | Yes |
| Repair Arabic text from a PDF Arabic copied out of a PDF almost always arrives backwards and in disconnected letter forms, and no amount of retyping fixes it reliably. This reads the PDF itself and hands back text you can actually paste into a worksheet. | No | No | Yes |
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