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Forget Less, Remember More

A planner built around your teaching timetable. Import it once — an .ics file, a PDF, or a photo of your schedule — then let Made to Teach catch the small things and put them where they belong in your day.

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The Made to Teach Today screen: Tuesday 28 July, Week 2, showing 10A English now with 40 minutes left, four unassigned loose ends, and the day’s classes and planning blocks.

The bit no planner helps with

The thought arrives at 11:04, and the bell goes at 11:05.

A student needs a simpler version of Thursday's starter. The projector in M3 is still broken. Someone's parent wants a call back. You will remember all three until about lunchtime.

The problem was never that you don't have a to-do list. It's that the list doesn't know which class it belongs to, and it can't see that your only free block this week is Tuesday afternoon.

Made to Teach calls those loose ends, and the whole app is built around catching them.

Where it starts

Your timetable, without typing every lesson.

Whatever your school calls it — timetable, class schedule, roster — Made to Teach reads the periods, rooms, and week or day cycle, and shows you a draft.

.ics calendar fileExport one from your school calendar or Outlook and upload it.
PDF timetableThe timetable PDF your school sends out at the start of term.
A photo of itOr just photograph the printed one pinned up at school.

You check the draft before anything is added. Nothing lands in your planner until you say so — so a messy source file never quietly becomes a messy timetable.

See how importing works

How it works

Three steps, and none of them are “remember it yourself”.

Catch it
Type the thing while the class is still in the room, pick the class, and break it into steps if it needs them. That is the whole interaction.
It lands where it belongs
It lands against 8C Science with a priority, not in a general pile you re-sort on Sunday night. Here it has been assigned to today at 11:15.
It shows up when you can act
And it surfaces in a gap you actually have — the 11:15 planning block, between 10A English and faculty planning.

On every device you teach with

Start it on the school computer. Finish it on your phone.

Made to Teach runs in any browser, so it works on a locked-down school machine without installing anything. On a bigger screen the day opens out — your schedule beside today's loose ends, your quick notes, and what is due next.

Pick your phone up at 3:10 and it is the same Tuesday, with the same loose end still sitting in the 11:15 block.

Sync and backup are free. You only need an account.

Made to Teach on a tablet: the same Tuesday, with the day’s schedule beside today’s loose ends, a quick note on 10A English, and upcoming assessment deadlines.

The Made to Teach loose ends screen: “Prepare microscope station cards” for 8C Science, assigned today at 11:15 AM, marked high priority, one of three steps done.

If you already have a system

This isn't trying to replace your whole system.

Keep what works. Made to Teach is for the part that keeps falling through.

A paper diary: It doesn't follow you to the next room — and it can't remind you the thing was for 8 Numeracy on Thursday.
OneNote, Notion, or Notes: Those are blank pages. This one already knows your timetable, so a note lands on a class and in a time, not in a list.
Your school's LMS: That's for students and reporting. This is for the twenty small things between one bell and the next.
Phone reminders: A reminder fires at a time you had to guess. This one finds the gap you actually have.

Before you put anything in it

Your planning is yours.

It isn't a student data system. Made to Teach is built around your timetable and your own notes. It doesn't ask for student records, and the import flow exists to turn a timetable into a schedule — not to build a register.
Nothing is sold, and there are no ads. No selling personal information, no targeted advertising, no third-party ads in the app.
The AI features ask first. Checking a PDF or photo timetable with AI is free and optional, and AI planning help is a Pro extra. Either way the app asks before the first request, and you can decline and keep using everything else.
You can delete it, and mean it. Delete your account from Profile → Manage account, and the account and its cloud data go with it.
It's yours, not your school's. You sign up on your own, and you keep it if you change schools. No administrator provisions it, and no administrator can take it away.

Read the full privacy policy

Simple pricing

Backup and sync stay free.

Most planners charge to keep your work on more than one device. This one doesn't. Pro is for when you want the limits off and the planning help on.

Free

Your timetable, your classes, and ten loose ends at a time.

Pro

A$2.50/month

A$29.99 a year. Or A$3.99 a month if you would rather not pay up front.

Save A$17.89 a year

Shown in Australian dollars. You'll see the price in your own currency at checkout.

What is included in the Free and Pro plans
Feature	Free	Pro
Loose ends	10 at a time	Unlimited
Timetable import (.ics, PDF, photo)	3 imports	Unlimited
AI check on PDF and photo imports	Included	Included
Classes, calendar, and today view	Included	Included
Home screen widgets	Included	Included
Sync across your devices	With a free account	Included
Backup and restore	With a free account	Included
Shared classes with colleagues	Not included	Included
Smart planning	Not included	Included
Lesson planning	Not included	Included
AI planning help	Not included	Included

Questions teachers ask first

Before you sign up

What does it cost, and what do I get for free?

Made to Teach is free to use, and stays free for your timetable, your classes, your calendar, and up to ten loose ends at a time. Backup and sync across your devices are free too — you just need an account, and so are your first three timetable imports. Pro lifts the loose-end and import limits and adds shared classes, smart planning, lesson planning, and AI planning help.

Can it read my timetable?

Most likely. You can import an .ics calendar file, a PDF timetable, or a photo of one. You review a draft before anything is added, so a messy source file never quietly becomes a messy timetable. The import guide walks through each file type.

Does it work on my phone and my school computer?

Yes. Made to Teach runs in any modern browser, so it works on a school computer without installing anything. The iPhone and Android apps are on the way — add your email above and we'll tell you when they land.

What happens to my data, and anything about my students?

Your planning stays yours. Made to Teach is built around your timetable and your own notes, not student records, and we don't sell data or use it to train anything. The privacy policy sets out exactly what is stored, where, and for how long.

Do I need my school to sign up?

No. Made to Teach is yours, not your school's — you sign up on your own and take it with you if you change schools. If you want to share a class with a colleague, they just need their own account.

Ready when you are

Ready to teach with less to hold in your head?

Free to start, and free to keep using. Open it in your browser — there is nothing to install and no school approval to wait for.