How Pedagiq works

One platform, three roles — each with a flow built for it. Here’s exactly how teachers, students and institutions use Pedagiq, from first setup to real results.

For Teachers

Assess the whole class in minutes — and let AI handle the coaching.

1
Set up your class
Pick your class or exam, board or degree, subject and topic. No content prep needed.
2
Teach with AI support
AI instantly writes a teaching guide with key concepts and common misconceptions, and gives you a class code.
3
Assess live
One click launches a tailored quiz. Watch every score, progress bar and response time update in real time.
4
Coach & plan
AI explains mistakes to weak students, surfaces class-wide misconceptions, drafts your next lesson, and writes parent-ready progress reports.
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For Students

Keep learning after class — with a personal AI tutor, free.

1
Join a class or practise solo
Enter a class code with just your name to join live, or create a free account to practise any topic on your own.
2
Answer AI questions
Work through questions from easy to hard. In practice mode, difficulty adapts to how you’re doing.
3
Learn from every mistake
The AI tutor explains what you got wrong and why — then turns the session into study notes you can revisit.
4
Track your progress
See your scores over time, your strongest subjects, and smart suggestions on exactly what to revise next.
Practise free with your AI tutor →
For Institutions

Run every teacher from one dashboard — on a single plan.

1
Create your institution
Sign up and set up your school or coaching institute in minutes.
2
Invite your teachers
Add teachers by email — they get a secure invite to set up their account. Their access is covered by your plan.
3
Assign classes & subjects
Give each teacher the classes and subjects they teach, mapped to your curriculum.
4
Track performance
See every teacher’s class scores and how much of the curriculum they’ve covered, all in one place.
Set up your institution →

See the benefits for your role

Explore what teachers, students and institutions each gain — or compare plans.