A full teaching week, ready in the time it takes to drink a coffee
aime can now produce a whole week's worth of lessons, slides, quizzes and homework in about 27 minutes — built around your class, your pacing, and the curriculum you actually teach.
Sunday-night planning is the most expensive hour in teaching. It's the hour you spend hunting through last year's folder, trimming a worksheet you don't love, and trying to remember which class struggled with which thing. We've shortened that hour, dramatically.
Ask aime for next week and you'll get a complete, joined-up sequence: lessons, slides, low-stakes quizzes, homework, and the scaffolds your weaker readers will need. It isn't generic content lifted from a textbook. It's paced for your group, aligned to your curriculum, sequenced to build on what you taught last week, and editable everywhere — change a starter, swap a text, soften a question, and the rest of the week adjusts with you.
Think of it as a thoughtful first draft from a colleague who already knows your timetable, your class, and the topic you're heading into. You're still the teacher in the room. You still make the call on what stays and what gets cut. aime just turns the blank page into a much shorter conversation.
Most teachers we've worked with this term have reclaimed a full evening a week. Some have used it for marking. Most have used it to close the laptop and go for a walk.