Kipti for teachers

Less paperwork. More time for your students.

Capture observations while the details are clear. Kipti keeps notes, tasks, owners, and due dates connected, then uses selected notes to prepare reviewable drafts for reports, support plans, and conversations.

Capture by voice or text
Tasks and responsibilities
Reviewed by you

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During the school day

Capture it now. Find it later.

Observations happen during lessons, conversations, and busy transitions. Kipti helps you record them directly and bring them back into context later.

Capture observations right away

Record a short voice note or type an entry before important details disappear into the next part of the school day.

Find the right context again

Keep entries with the relevant student record, task, or situation and search your accessible knowledge in everyday language.

Start from a draft, not a blank page

Use notes you selected to prepare structured drafts for learning progress reports, support plans, and family conferences.

Task management

Keep field trip and project tasks visible

Create personal or shared tasks, add owners, priorities, and due dates, and follow progress from to-do to done.

Plan a field trip

Prepare family information, track permissions, coordinate transportation and accommodation, and assign responsibilities with due dates.

Prepare a family meeting

Organize the invitation, topics, and materials, then record agreed next steps as tasks after the meeting.

Coordinate project week

Organize rooms, materials, and external participants, assign work, and keep progress visible across the team.

Workflow

Three steps create a shared understanding

Kipti follows the work already happening and keeps each important handoff connected.

  1. 01

    Capture

    Record an observation directly by voice or text.

  2. 02

    Add context and plan

    Connect the note to the relevant record or situation, then create tasks with an owner, priority, and due date.

  3. 03

    Follow up and prepare

    Track open tasks and use selected notes as the basis for drafts that you review professionally.

Impact and trust

Less writing work with clear professional responsibility

Practical value and responsible handling of sensitive information belong together.

What changes for you

Individual observations become a dependable working basis

You capture a specific moment when it happens instead of reconstructing it weeks later. Notes, tasks, responsibilities, and next steps remain connected, supporting follow-up work and traceable preparation for reports or conversations.

Structure and responsibility

Educational judgment stays with you

Kipti helps structure, summarize, and draft. Every generated result remains a draft: you choose the relevant observations, review each statement, and decide what belongs in a report or conversation.

Personal data of documented individuals is processed in the EU and EEA under the scope described in Kipti's DPA. Customer data is not used to train or improve AI models.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Answers about using Kipti for teachers.

Yes. You can start free, capture your own observations and tasks, and invite colleagues later when you are ready to collaborate.

Yes. You can capture observations by voice or text and continue working with them in the relevant context.

Kipti uses the notes you selected to prepare a structured draft. You review, revise, and remain responsible for the final version.

Yes. Create personal and shared tasks, add owners, priorities, and due dates, and track their status for work such as a field trip, family meeting, or project week.

Role-based access and explicit sharing determine whether an entry remains private or becomes visible to authorized colleagues.

Capture observations while the details are clear.

Start free, organize tasks with owners and due dates, and use selected notes to prepare drafts for reports, support plans, and conversations.

  • Capture by voice or text
  • Tasks and responsibilities
  • Reviewed by you