For teachers
The planning and the marking, drafted before you get home
Layli writes the first draft from the book you already teach. You edit it, you approve it, and every grade a pupil sees is one you signed off.
What changes
What a Tuesday evening looks like afterwards
Two hours writing tomorrow's lesson plan
Pick the chapter and pages, read the draft, fix the timings
A stack of exercise books to mark by hand
Written answers come back marked; you check the ones that matter
Photocopying revision notes for forty pupils
Assign it to the class and it is on every phone that evening
Guessing who is falling behind until the exam
Class and pupil scores visible from week two
Marking
Written answers, marked and handed back to you
Most tools stop at multiple choice. Layli reads a written answer against the pages it came from, grades it, and writes down what was missing. Then it waits for you to agree.
- Multiple choice and written answers in the same homework set
- Every AI mark is a proposal you can see before anyone else
- Change a grade or rewrite the feedback on the same screen
- Pupils get their result that evening instead of next week
Questions teachers ask first
Will it write nonsense that I have to fix?
It works from the textbook pages you selected, so the terminology is the terminology your pupils were taught. It is still a draft. You read it and change it, the same as you would a colleague's plan.
Do I lose control of grading?
No. A mark on a written answer is a proposal sitting in a review queue. Nothing reaches a pupil until you release it, and you can rewrite any grade or comment first.
How long does generating take?
A summary or a homework set takes seconds. A full sequence of lesson plans for a chapter takes a few minutes and streams in as it writes, so you can read lesson one while lesson four is still being drafted.
Can I use it in Somali?
The interface runs in English and Somali. What gets generated follows the language of the textbook pages you picked.
What if I disagree with the AI?
Then you overrule it. Every plan is editable, every mark is changeable, and nothing goes to a class until a teacher presses the button.
Try it on your own chapter
The fastest way to judge Layli is to hand it a chapter you are teaching next week and read what comes back. We will set that up in the demo.