Free for every
classroom on earth
Not a trial. Not a freemium tease that stops working in week three. Free, permanently, for up to 35 students per teacher — because a teacher should never have to ask a budget holder for permission to try something.
No purchase order to start. No student email addresses required.
Grouped by misconception, not by score
| What they believe | Who | Do this |
|---|---|---|
| Bigger denominator means bigger fraction | 4 students | Chocolate bar demo, 5 min, whole class |
| Cannot see 2/4 and 1/2 as the same | 3 students | Paper folding, in pairs |
| Adds denominators when adding | 2 students | Small group, Thursday |
| Secure across all three | 19 students | Extension task, ready now |
This is the screen to read before the lesson. It tells you what to teach, not just who failed.
Built for the ten minutes you actually have
"Who is struggling with fractions?"
It names them, tells you which misconception each one holds, and groups them accordingly. Then it writes the twenty-minute intervention for exactly that group.
"Plan Year 5 fractions."
Objective, curriculum mapping, warm-up, explanation, activity, game, quiz, homework, extension and assessment — differentiated to your actual class, not a generic one.
"Give me three groups."
Remedial, core and advanced, built from live data rather than last term's impression. Each group gets its own task instantly.
Assign in twenty seconds
Pick a topic, a class and a date. Zupelo sets each child's difficulty individually, so one assignment covers a 5-year spread of ability.
Reports that write themselves
A term of data becomes a parent-ready paragraph you can edit before it sends. In every family's own language.
Rosters that just work
Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams for Education, Clever and Wonde — or a printed code sheet if that is easier.
The whole room, one game, fair for everyone
Put a code on the board. Every child joins in seconds and plays at their own level, so the class competes as teams and the quietest child can carry the round.
Run a maths battle, a vocabulary sprint, a science quiz, a chess ladder or a house competition. The scoreboard shows teams, never individuals — nobody is ever bottom of a public list.
See classroom modeJoin at zupelo.com/live
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Red house
Blue house
The data your improvement plan needs
Cohort view
Year-level performance, curriculum coverage, intervention groups and trends across every class in the school.
Curriculum evidence
Coverage against the outcomes you actually report on, exportable in one click for inspection or governors.
Engagement, honestly
Including which classes are not using it. We would rather you knew.
House & inter-school
Red vs Blue, Year 5 vs Year 6, school vs school, and global challenges — ranked on improvement as well as achievement.
Curricula mapped
Pick yours and every lesson retags itself. Adding the ninth framework is a data job, not a content rebuild.
Free is a real plan, not a trial
Classroom
Per teacher, forever
- Up to 35 students
- All twelve academies
- Assignments and class view
- Misconception grouping
- No whole-school reporting
School Pro
Minimum 30 students
- Unlimited teachers and classes
- Whole-school dashboards
- AI lesson planning and interventions
- Roster sync and single sign-on
- Home access included for students
District & government
50+ schools, ministries, NGOs
- Everything in School Pro
- Regional benchmarking
- Data residency options
- Offline deployment for low connectivity
- Professional learning for staff
A 400-student primary school pays $1,000 a year — roughly one class set of textbooks, covering twelve subjects, for every child, at school and at home. Schools serving low-income communities get School Pro free.
Student data, plainly stated
We collect a first name, a year level and learning activity. No surnames, no addresses and no photos are required to run a class.
School data is never used for advertising, never sold, and never used to train models. The school owns it and can export or delete it at any time.
Choose your data region. We meet the Student Privacy Pledge, COPPA, FERPA and GDPR children's requirements. See our privacy policy.