Teachers for teaching. Agents for the rest.
Its agents take on the marking, the reporting, the registering and every other job that isn’t teaching. You get your time back for the class in front of you.
Planning agent A sentence in. A whole course out, every lesson drafted at once.
Where the week goes
Planning on Sunday. Photocopying at 8.20. Chasing at break, marking at the kitchen table, reporting at midnight. Watch the ___ing go to the agents: what’s left is the teaching, a proper break, and an evening that’s yours again.
Illustrative week. Block sizes are not measurements.
The list
Everything in a school week that isn’t teaching, in the order it lands on you. For each one: how it feels, what jik.ai’s agents do about it, and what you get back.
Sunday night to 8.40 am The prep that eats the weekend.
From the yearly curriculum all the way down to the individual lesson, jik.ai helps you plan and deliver, and takes out all the legwork.
“Sunday evening, a blank document and a whole unit to plan.”
Planning agent
Tell it what you teach, in a sentence. It drafts the whole course at once: units, lessons, objectives, activities and timings, in your school’s teaching approach.
A whole course to adapt by Monday, not a blank page.
Recorded30 lessons drafted at once in about 35 seconds (recorded in our demo school on demo.jik.ai).
“Ninety pages of exam board specification and a highlighter.”
Specification agent
Drop in the specification. It maps every point to a unit and a lesson, and cites the page each one came from.
Coverage you can check, page by page.
RecordedA specification turned into a course outline in about 4 seconds (recorded in our demo school on demo.jik.ai).
“An hour lining up text boxes for a fifty-minute lesson.”
Slides agent
Once the lesson is approved, it drafts the deck from it, with the warm-up and the quiz already in.
A deck to check, not to build.
“Three versions of every worksheet: SEND, EAL and stretch.”
Differentiation agent. Drafts each version from the same lesson: same objectives, pitched for each pupil.
Every pupil catered for, without tripling the work.
“Writing the questions, then the answer key, then checking the key.”
Quiz agent. Writes questions from the lesson, builds the answer key and runs a second check on every answer.
A checked quiz in the deck before the bell.
“Setting it, collecting it, and chasing the six who didn’t.”
Homework agent. Sets homework from the lesson, collects it online and follows up on what’s missing.
Set once. Collected and chased for you.
“Moving thirty names around a grid every half term.”
Seating agent. Drafts a seating plan from your class data and notes. You drag to adjust.
A plan that makes sense, in a minute.
“Queueing at the copier at 8.20 with a stack of masters.”
Resources agent. Drafts the printable pack with the lesson and sends it to reprographics in one go.
Handouts waiting in your pigeonhole.
8.40 am to 3.20 pm The admin that steals the room.
“Calling thirty names while the starter goes cold.”
Register agent
Pupils join the lesson with a code and the register takes itself. Absences go to the office to follow up.
The register’s done before you’ve said good morning.
“Thirty quizzes to mark by hand, every lesson, every class.”
Marking agent
Marks closed questions against your key as pupils answer. Long answers come to your queue with the key beside them.
Marked by the bell. Only the thinking is left for you.
“Was this essay written by a fourteen-year-old or a chatbot? I can’t prove it either way.”
Integrity agent
Fight AI with AI. Work is written in jik.ai, in class, so the agent can compare each draft with the pupil’s own writing, flag what doesn’t match, and suggest three questions to ask them about it. Answers never reach a device before you reveal them.
Less detective work. A conversation, not an accusation.
“Logging it later from memory, three clicks per incident.”
Pastoral agent. One tap in the lesson. It files the note, spots patterns and lets the right person know.
Logged in a second, followed up properly.
“A new arrival with little English and no shared language.”
Translation agent. Live captions and slides in each pupil’s own language, and messages home in the family’s.
Every pupil follows the lesson.
3.20 pm to midnight The typing-up that never ends.
“Thirty reports, the same three sentences, rephrased at midnight.”
Reports agent
Drafts each report from the pupil’s own results. You edit it, sign it, and a leader approves it before it goes home.
Reports that sound like you, without the midnight.
“Quiz scores into the markbook. The markbook into the report.”
Records agent
Results land on each pupil’s record within seconds and flow straight on into the report draft.
Nothing typed twice. Ever.
“Six columns of grades into the SLT spreadsheet by Friday.”
Data agent. The data is already where leaders need it, built from the work pupils have actually done.
Data drop? Already dropped.
“Who’s forgotten fractions? A guess and a gut feeling.”
Memory agent. The knowledge grid shows what each pupil remembers, and the warm-ups bring back what’s fading.
You know who needs what, at a glance.
“The same email to thirty parents, one at a time.”
Messages agent. Drafts parent messages, translates them, and sends them once a person approves. Replies come back sorted.
Parents informed. Inbox calm.
All week, every week The paperwork that keeps a school running.
“Reminding colleagues about the same deadline for the third time.”
Chasing agent
Sends polite reminders to the right people at the right time, and keeps going until it’s done.
Deadlines met. Nobody nagged.
“Typing notes in the meeting instead of being in it.”
Minutes agent
Writes up the meeting: decisions, actions, owners and deadlines. Then it chases the actions.
Minutes out before you’re back at your desk.
“A 7 am phone call, a free colleague, no lesson to leave.”
Cover agent
Absence reported, cover found and booked, with the lesson already on the board.
Cover sorted before registration.
“The same name, date and class on yet another form.”
Forms agent. Fills forms in from what the school already knows. You check and sign.
Signed, not filled.
“Building yet another spreadsheet to track yet another thing.”
Insight agent. Ask a question in plain English. It pulls the answer from the school’s own records, chart included.
Answers, not spreadsheets.
“Weeks of the summer holiday moving blocks around a grid.”
Timetable agent. Drafts the timetable around your constraints and flags the clashes it can’t solve.
A first draft in an afternoon. Your call on the rest.
“A twelve-page form for a trip to the museum.”
Trips agent. Drafts the risk assessment from the trip details. Sends the consent forms and chases them.
The trip’s on. The paperwork’s done.
Five tools, one thread
A planning doc, sign-off by email, a quiz tool, a markbook and a report writer: five logins, and a teacher re-typing between them. jik.ai is
Where the time goes: re-typed at every join
Recorded in our demo school
Two jobs we timed on demo.jik.ai, start to finish.
On the stopwatch
Everything it does
Saving time isn’t one feature. It’s all of them, working on one record, with agents doing the chores and people making the decisions.
55 things jik.ai does, in 6 groups. Every one gives time back.
The same jik.ai on the board at the front, the laptop you plan on, the tablet you teach from and the phone in your pocket. Every screen here is a real one from our demo school.
Everything the agents make starts as a draft. A person sends or approves it before it reaches a pupil or a parent, and every step is in the log.
Year 7 fractions: 30 lesson plans
Carol’s autumn report
DraftLetter to Year 9 parents, translated
DraftCover slip for 10Y2, period 3
DraftFor leaders, office and support staff
The head teacher, SLT, the office, the exams officer, the cover manager: everyone in a school loses time to the same chores. The agents take those too.
Today, so far (illustrative)
Empowering teachers to teach
Bett UK 2027 · Startup Zone
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