Less admin. More teaching.

Capture observations, prepare clear feedback, find useful sources, and organize the work around teaching.

Teaching happens in one place. The work around it happens everywhere.

Teaching happens in one place. The work around it happens everywhere. Preparation, feedback, research, communication, and weekly planning compete with the time educators want to spend teaching.

Feedback

Useful observations lose detail before they are written down.

Preparation

Research and lesson material remain spread across sources.

Planning

Follow-ups and teaching commitments compete for attention.

Capture the observation while it is still fresh.

How it runs. Voice captures the educator’s natural observation. Inline Assist turns it into clear feedback for the educator to review and adjust.

Observe

The educator decides what matters in the learner’s work.

Speak

Dictate the useful observation immediately after the lesson.

Shape

Inline Assist restructures the thought into constructive feedback.

Review

The educator keeps responsibility for tone, accuracy, and delivery.

The capabilities
doing the work.

Meeting notes leads here. Parent meetings and reviews are captured with consent and turned into a summary and a set of actions, without making any educational judgment.

Dictation

Capture feedback before the detail fades.

Inline Assist

Turn observations into clear communication.

Research

Surface material without hiding the source.

Meeting notes

Capture a parent meeting or a review with consent.

Attyn supports the educator. It does not replace one.

Attyn supports the educator. It does not replace one. Attyn can help prepare, research, and communicate. It is not positioned to grade students, make academic judgments, or use unreviewed sources as fact.

Attyn helps

Capture observations. Structure feedback. Surface research.

The educator owns

Assessment. Source verification. Student communication.

Surfaces

Word, Google Docs, Gmail, Calendar, Meeting notes.

A day with Attyn

08:00 Review the teaching day · 11:30 Capture an observation · 14:00 Prepare a source-backed lesson · 16:30 Organize the follow-ups

Spend more time teaching, not managing the work around it.

A personal AI for preparation, feedback, research, and the commitments that connect them.