For teachers, tutors and classrooms everywhere
Pictures, video, your voice and a quick quiz, as a short tap-through tale. Share it on WhatsApp. See who learned it.
Free for teachers during early access. No card needed.
Which one can you eat?
Works on any phone or browser
Pupils open a link, no app or login
Results by pupil name
How it works
Snap a photo, add a short video, record your voice and drop in a quiz card. A whole lesson is 5 to 10 cards.
Post it in your class WhatsApp or Viber group, email it, or show the QR code on the board. Pupils tap their name and start.
Who opened it, who finished, and how each pupil did on the quiz, plus the questions most of the class found hard.
Every lesson is a little tale
Pupils tap through short cards, the way they already flick through stories on a phone. Simple enough for six-year-olds, quick enough for teenagers.
Show the idea with your own photos or a short clip.
Read it aloud once. Young pupils listen, older ones follow along.
Picture choices, multiple choice, match the pairs or a short answer.
Stars, a score, and a result that lands on your dashboard.
Features
Build a lesson with your thumb between classes. A laptop works too.
Add your class list once. Pupils tap their name, and the device remembers them next time.
Small files and short clips that load on slow connections and older phones.
No devices in class? Play the lesson on the big screen and answer together.
Copy a ready-made lesson, change the pictures and voice, and make it yours.
Maths, science, reading or languages, in whatever language and script your class uses.
Who it's for
Homework that pupils actually finish, and a clear view of who needs help tomorrow.
Send practice between sessions and show parents real progress, not promises.
Pictures, your pronunciation and a quick check, in one lesson learners can replay.
Pricing
Free
For trying LessonTale with one class.
$8 / month
or $79 a year, save 18%
For teachers and tutors with several classes.
From
$1,500 / year
Up to 300 pupils. Bigger schools: talk to us.
For whole schools and coaching centres.
Stories
At 3 pm the teacher snaps three photos from today's reading, records the new words in her own voice and adds a four-question quiz. The link goes into the class WhatsApp group. That evening, pupils tap their name and play it on a parent's phone. Next morning she opens results, sees which words most of the class missed, and starts the lesson there.
Before a science topic, the teacher makes a six-card preview: a photo for each key word and her voice saying it slowly. New learners play it at home, as many times as they need, before the class lesson. In class they already know the words, and a picture quiz shows her who is ready and who needs a little extra help.
Teach with LessonTale and want to share how it's going? Tell us your story.
From the blog
Ten short, tap-through science lessons for seven-year-olds, from plants to weather, each with a picture, your voice and a quick quiz.
Simple habits that keep pupils' names, photos and results private, while families still get lessons on time.
Why hearing the teacher's pronunciation, next to a clear picture, helps early English learners follow along, and how to build those lessons.
No. They open your link in any browser and tap their name from your class list. Nothing to install, no passwords.
Only the first name or nickname you enter, and their lesson results. No email, phone number or birthday. You own your class data, and lessons are never public or indexed by search engines.
Yes, that's what LessonTale is built for. Take photos, record your voice and add quiz cards right from your phone. A laptop works too.
From early readers to secondary students, in any subject. You choose a simpler layout for young children or a faster one for older pupils.
Join the waitlist and we'll invite you as soon as early access opens.
Be one of the first teachers to try LessonTale.
