Teachy
Teachy is a Brazilian AI platform for teachers and schools that generates lesson plans, activities, tests, and graded feedback aligned to your curriculum in minutes. It bundles 60+ material formats, a question bank, per-student accessibility adaptations, learning-recovery dashboards, and Lara, a pedagogical chat assistant. A free plan grants 100 credits daily; Premium costs R$ 39.90 per month.
What is Teachy?
Teachy is a Brazilian education platform that markets itself as an AI operating system for schools. Built by Teachy Education, it began as a lesson-planning assistant for individual teachers and now covers the full teaching cycle: planning, lesson delivery, assessment, grading, learning recovery, family communication, and the production of custom textbooks. The company reports six million educators using the product in Brazil and abroad, with schools such as SATC, Liceu Jardim, and Instituto Sant'Anna listed as references.
The core workflow is generation from a curriculum reference. A teacher picks a grade, subject, and curriculum standard — Teachy works with BNCC codes and local curricula — and asks for a lesson plan, a slide deck, an exercise list, a crossword, a practice exam, or an essay prompt. The platform advertises more than 60 material formats, from fill-in-the-blank worksheets and mind maps to audio, bingo cards, and coloring pages. Everything can be edited before export as PDF or DOCX, then delivered digitally or printed.
Assessment is the second pillar. A question bank lets teachers search existing items by topic and standard, or create new ones with AI, then assemble tests with answer keys. Grading for essays and open questions returns a score plus written feedback, and the product is explicit that the teacher keeps final pedagogical judgment: the AI proposes, the teacher confirms.
Around that sit two features aimed at schools rather than lone teachers. Accessibility adaptations adjust readability, structure, and assessment format per student from a short description of the learner's needs. Recovery dashboards read assessment data to flag students at risk and generate individual development plans. Teachy Studio extends the same engine to textbook production: upload a chapter or use your own material and receive lessons, activities, and assessments derived from it in print, digital, or hybrid form.
Lara is the conversational layer across the ecosystem — a chat assistant that answers pedagogical questions and drafts material on request, with different guardrails for teachers, students, and families. The suite also includes an AI tutor for students, a smart report card, gamification, and a school calendar with family messaging.
Teachy Core Features
Curriculum-aligned lesson planning
Pick a grade, subject, and BNCC or local standard and receive a full plan with objectives, timed stages, and activities, editable before export.
60+ material formats
Slides, exercise lists, practice exams, essays, summaries, mind maps, flashcards, crosswords, word searches, bingo, audio, coloring pages, and fill-in-the-blank worksheets from one prompt.
Question bank and test builder
Search existing items by topic and standard or generate new ones, then assemble tests with answer keys in print or digital format.
AI grading with teacher control
Essays and open questions are scored with written feedback, and every suggested grade stays editable so pedagogical judgment remains with the teacher.
Accessibility adaptations
A short description of a student's needs produces an adapted version of the same material, adjusting readability, structure, and assessment format per learner.
Learning recovery dashboards
Class and student performance data flags who is at risk, who is average, and who is ahead, then drafts individual development plans from that reading.
Teachy Studio textbooks
Upload a chapter or your own material and get lessons, activities, and assessments derived from it, delivered as print, digital, or hybrid textbooks.
Lara assistant and family app
A chat assistant handles requests across the ecosystem, while guardians get messaging, a school calendar, and a smart report card in the same environment.
Who is Teachy for?
Teachy is aimed first at K-12 teachers in Brazil who plan several classes a week and lose evenings to lesson plans, worksheets, and grading. Elementary and high-school teachers across subjects use it to produce standards-aligned material quickly; the Portuguese-first interface, BNCC code support, and PIX or boleto payment options make it a natural fit for that market. A second audience is school leadership. Coordinators and principals buy the school tiers to standardize planning across departments, follow teacher activity through a shared calendar, read class-level performance data, and cut the cost of producing proprietary instructional material. Teachy Studio targets private schools that want their own textbook rather than a commercial publisher's. Students and families are the third ring: students get an AI tutor, practice questions, and a report card, while guardians get messaging, the calendar, and a filtered version of the assistant. Schools outside Brazil — the site is localized into Spanish, English, Hindi, Indonesian, Vietnamese, and more — can use it too, though curriculum alignment is strongest for Brazilian standards. It fits less well for university faculty, corporate trainers, or anyone who needs an API to automate generation inside another system. Teachers who only need a single worksheet occasionally will find the free daily credits sufficient and have no reason to pay. Likewise, a teacher who already runs a polished workflow in ChatGPT or Claude with their own prompt library may find the structured templates redundant, since Teachy's advantage is packaging and curriculum mapping rather than raw model quality.
Teachy Use Cases
Generate a week of standards-aligned lesson plans for a new grade without starting from a blank document.
Build a printable test with answer keys from the question bank and mix in AI-generated items on a weak topic.
Grade a stack of student essays with suggested scores and written feedback, then adjust each mark before release.
Adapt an existing worksheet for a student with a reading difficulty or an accommodation plan.
Identify students below average after an assessment and draft individual development plans for them.
Produce a school's own textbook from existing curriculum material instead of licensing a publisher's.
Create a practice exam and a review activity for an upcoming external assessment.
Send families a calendar update and a plain-language summary of class performance.
Teachy Pros and Cons
Pros
- Depth beyond lesson plans: planning, assessment, grading, recovery, accessibility, and family communication live in one environment rather than five disconnected tools.
- Genuinely usable free tier — 100 credits refresh every day you log in, with no credit card, which is rare among education AI tools.
- Strong Brazilian curriculum fit: BNCC code search, Portuguese-first output, PIX and boleto payment, and school references that local coordinators recognize.
- Localized into more than a dozen languages, so international schools and non-Brazilian teachers can work in their own language.
Cons
- Prices are quoted in Brazilian reais and the checkout flow, payment methods, and support are built around Brazil, which adds friction for schools elsewhere.
- Credit accounting is opaque: generations consume credits at rates the site does not publish clearly, so heavy users hit the daily ceiling or buy packs.
- There is no public API or documented export beyond PDF and DOCX, which blocks automation and integration with an existing LMS.
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Teachy Pricing
Freemium in Brazilian reais (BRL). The Basic plan is free forever with 100 credits per day you log in and 400 extra credits per referred teacher. Premium costs R$ 39.90 per month, or R$ 358.80 per year (equivalent to R$ 29.90 per month, payable in up to 12 installments or by PIX). A 1,000-credit pack costs R$ 11.90. Schools pay US$ 12.90 per teacher per month on Premium School, with Basic School and Enterprise tiers quoted separately.
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