Transcription happens in real time. At the end of the lesson, the parent report, student recap and internal notes are ready to go, always human-reviewed before sending.
Optional, per-lesson, consent-gated. Speaker-separated with subject-specific term recognition.
Time per question, accuracy by skill, and where they slowed down or guessed. Not just whether they did it, but what the timing and accuracy patterns reveal about what they actually know.
Score bands, section breakdown, and the direction of travel across every test. Turns data into a trajectory.
The draft pulls from previous reports so it has context for the report: where you left off, what's been mastered, and where the student sits in relation to their goals.
Three reports drafted seconds after the lesson ends. You review, edit, and send. Admin, less than 2 minutes.
Today Maya worked through 10 questions on systems of equations. Substitution is now solid, and she set up both equations correctly every time. Elimination with fractional coefficients is the clear next target. Her fractions are improving but still cost her time.