Hand dragging a card on a canvas. 3 cards connected by arrows. Purple narration pill attached. Polly (48px) peeks from behind a card. Flat style, green accent. 530x530px.
Draw the lesson as a route through the material. This card only opens when they get the last one right. That one waits thirty seconds. Nobody skips to the end. You decide the route. The lesson holds them to it.
Flow editor canvas: 5 cards connected by arrows. One arrow has a green 'on-correct' badge, another has amber 'timed: 30s'. A red arrow branches to a 'hint' card. Two purple narration pills attached. 530x530px.
ninety-nine ways to ask. zero marking.
Drag-and-drop blanks. Maths that accepts any correct form, not just the one you typed. Code that actually runs against your tests. Graphs they drag. Drawings, recordings, spoken answers. You write the question once — every answer marks itself.
6-panel grid of question types: MCQ with A/B/C/D, fill-in-blank with drag chips, math LaTeX + PRT, code editor + test results, graph with draggable point, matching columns. 530x530px.
your guardian narrates. you don't have to.
Pin a Guardian to any part of the lesson and tell them what to say — or let them write it themselves. They read it aloud, in the student's language, with the patience you've run out of by sixth period. Every student gets a tutor. You get your evenings back.
watch 30 students. in real time.
See every student's position in the lesson flow. Who's on step 3. Who finished in 4 minutes. Who triggered the hint. Pause the whole class. Advance them together. Send a hint to one student. Or let the Guardian handle it.
Teacher dashboard: grid of 30 colored dots (green=active, blue=completed, amber=struggling, gray=inactive). Below: live bar chart showing answer distribution A:12% B:45% C:33% D:10%. 530x530px.
Laptop (flow editor) center, phone (mobile editor) right angled, tablet (grading with AI scores) left angled. Vektor behind laptop, Polly behind phone. 1440x600px.
from any device. even your phone.
Build on desktop. Edit on the bus. Grade on the couch.
Teacher typing: 'Create a lesson about the Pythagorean theorem for 8th graders.' Below: a lesson materializes — sections appear, graph draws itself, questions form, construction replay assembles. Sparkle/magic effects. Premium dramatic feel. 530x530px.
10 minutes. not 2 hours.
Describe what you want to teach. AI drafts the lesson — sections, questions, construction replays, Guardian narration. You edit and publish. The Guardian adapts to each student automatically.
Papers that get harder or easier as the student answers. Multi-stage exams like FUVEST. Timed, locked down, properly invigilated. Or a five-minute quiz with instant feedback. Same builder. Any format.
Stack of assessment cards with exam badges: ENEM, SAT, AP, FUVEST, BNCC, Custom. Each card slightly offset showing depth. 530x530px.
publish. earn. repeat.
Your best lessons become products. Publish to the Guildha marketplace. Set your price. 80% revenue is yours. Students worldwide find your course through search, AI recommendations, and Guardian suggestions.
Course card with $12 price tag, 'Featured' badge, revenue chart trending up, Stripe logo (payout). Students from a globe icon stream toward the card. 530x530px.
not google classroom.
Google Classroom is a filing cabinet. Guildha is a learning engine. Your content is interactive. Your Guardian adapts to each student. Your analytics show who needs help before they ask. Your grading is instant. Your lessons run without you.
Split comparison. LEFT (gray, dull): generic LMS with PDF icon, 'Submit' button, text grade 'B+'. RIGHT (colorful): Guildha lesson with interactive graph, Guardian bubble, entrance animations, mastery bar. 530x530px.
99
question types
60+
interactive blocks
12
languages
$0
to start
frequently asked questions.
Yes. Individual teachers build, publish, and teach unlimited classes at no cost. Paid plans unlock school-wide features like SSO, district analytics, and roster sync.
With the AI builder, 10–20 minutes for a polished lesson with questions, Guardian narration, and auto-grading. Without AI, 30–60 minutes for a first draft.
For progress tracking and adaptive learning, yes. Students can start with a free Guildha account or use your school SSO if available.
Yes. Paste in a worksheet, upload a PDF, or describe what you want — the AI converts it into an interactive lesson you can edit before publishing.
The AI builder is opt-in per teacher. The core platform — interactive lessons, Guardian narration, and analytics — works fully without any AI features enabled.
Students can download lessons for offline play. Progress syncs when they reconnect. Works on the lowest-bandwidth connections.