Forward it
One forwarding rule sends every newsletter and reminder to your private address. Dates, forms, and deadlines file themselves to the right kid.
For households drowning in school email
One brain for your kid's whole school life
Every family assistant stops at the calendar. Every AI tutor starts from a blank page. Classletics is the one that knows the kid — you see everything coming without typing anything in, and your student gets a coach that knows what's actually on Friday's test.
Free to start · No school login required · Works with any school, any district
Capture is the whole trick
No data entry. No school portal logins. The mess you already have is the input.
Snap it
The study guide on the kitchen counter, the flyer in the backpack, the returned test. Photograph it and it becomes searchable, dated, and studyable.
Say it
“Eli's dentist moved to Thursday at four.” Speak it in the carpool line; it's on the calendar before you park.
Two front doors. One shared brain.
The parent door
Everything about every kid, without typing anything
- The week across all kids and all schools, in one calm view
- What needs you — forms, payments, RSVPs — separated from what needs them
- Every AI-read fact links back to its source email in one tap
- A thirty-second review queue for anything it wasn't sure about
The student door
A coach that already knows the class
- “Your test is Friday and respiration was your rough spot — start with the guide”
- Flashcards built from their own study guide, every card citing its source line
- Course patterns as prep advice: where the questions actually come from
- Their tool, not a surveillance app — and points that turn effort into rewards
The parent's “what's coming” is generated from the student's real work and mastery. The student's study session is built from what the parent captured. Neither half is possible alone — that connection is the product.
Effort pays. Literally, if you want.
Cleared tasks, study streaks, and honest flashcard sessions earn points. Parents load the rewards — pick Friday dinner, an extra hour of game time, a gift card, a theme-park goal the whole family counts down to. Grandparents can back a reward and send high fives from afar. Encouragement, not surveillance.
Built like it's your kid's data. Because it is.
Never trained on
Student data is never used to train AI models, never sold, never shared with the school.
Courses, not people
Patterns describe how a course runs — never a named teacher — and come only from material your family already has.
Yours to take or erase
Full export and hard delete, including every stored file, whenever you ask.
Fair questions
How does school email get into Classletics?
Your household gets a private address like parkers-k4t7@inbound.classletics.app. Set one forwarding rule in Gmail or Outlook and every newsletter, reminder, and permission slip gets read, dated, and filed to the right kid automatically.
What happens when the AI isn't sure about something?
It never guesses silently. Anything below a high confidence bar goes to a thirty-second review queue where you swipe to accept, fix, or skip — and every item shows the exact sentence it came from. Confident items file themselves and are always marked as school-stated, family-noted, or inferred.
How is this different from a family calendar app?
Family organizers stop at the calendar. Classletics also knows the academic side — the syllabus, the study guide, the returned test — so your student gets a coach that knows what's on Friday's test, not just that Friday has a test.
How is this different from an AI tutor or flashcard app?
Generic tutors start from a blank page. The Classletics coach starts from your kid's actual classes and materials. Practice questions are generated only from what they've uploaded, and every card links to the exact line it came from.
Is my kid's data used to train AI models?
No. Student data is never used for model training, never sold, and never shared with the school. You can export or permanently delete everything at any time.
Does it judge or rate teachers?
No. Classletics notices patterns at the course level — like a class whose tests draw heavily from the study guide — using only material your family already has, and phrases it as preparation advice. It never characterizes a person.