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Overview

AI tools for teachers, described honestly.

aime is one tool that covers most of the week: planning, slides, worksheets, assessment, pacing and a memory of your classes. No student-facing AI, no hype, and lesson generation stays free forever.

The aime dashboard showing a teacher's day already planned
A morning where the week is already sitting there.

What aime does

Six things, each one connected to the others. That connection is the point — a lesson knows its slides, its worksheet knows the objective, and next week knows how this week went.

Lesson generation

Full lessons written against your curriculum — objectives, a sequenced structure with timings, activities and questions. Unlimited on the free plan.

Free lesson plan generator

Slides

Presentable slides arrive with the lesson rather than as a second job afterwards. Put them on the board and teach.

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Worksheets and assessment

Practice tied to the objective, with scaffolds, extension prompts and model answers, plus a quick check for understanding at the end of the lesson.

AI worksheet generator

Adaptive pacing

When the checkpoint says half the class hasn't got it, aime adjusts what comes next instead of marching on through the scheme of work.

How it works

Teaching Memory

aime remembers your classes, your style and what worked, so planning gets faster and more personal the more you teach. 30 days on Free, your whole year on Pro.

Free and Pro

aime Research

Long-form research and short notes from the aime team on workload, curriculum, assessment and what classroom AI should and shouldn't do.

Read the research

What it costs, plainly

Lesson generation is free forever and there is no card at signup. Every account starts with 14 days of aime Pro included so you can see all of it, and then simply continues on Free unless you choose to add a card. Pro is £4.99 a month and adds Teaching Memory across your whole year, unlimited classes, aime Studio, export and ownership of everything you make, and an offline pack.

The paywall is memory, ownership and offline — never lesson quality, and never how many lessons you can make. The full breakdown is on Pricing, and the detail of how the pieces fit together is on How it works.

Questions

What teachers ask about AI in the classroom.

Teachers use aime to generate curriculum-aligned lesson plans, produce the slides for those lessons, make differentiated worksheets and quick assessments, adjust pacing when a class hasn't understood something, and keep a persistent memory of their classes so each week's planning starts from what already happened.
Yes. Lesson generation in aime is unlimited and free forever with no card required, and every account includes 14 days of aime Pro at signup with no card. aime Pro is £4.99 a month afterwards and is entirely optional.
A general chatbot starts from nothing every time and does not know your curriculum, your classes or what you taught last week. aime holds all three: it is aligned to your national curriculum, it remembers your teaching, and it returns a finished lesson with slides and assessment rather than text you then have to turn into a lesson.
No. aime is teacher-facing only and there is no student-facing AI, so learners do not need accounts and their personal data does not have to leave your school. Everything aime produces is a draft for a teacher to approve, edit or reject.
aime supports national curricula globally through its Curriculum Foundry Engine, which produces lessons aligned to local specifications, language and norms. National Curriculum (England), GCSE, A-Level, IB, Cambridge IGCSE, Scottish CfE, BTEC and EYFS are examples of that coverage rather than the limit of it.
No. aime is a personal, browser-based account that any teacher can create and use today without IT approval or a purchase order. Education authorities that want centrally provisioned access for every teacher have a separate route.