Built from your material
Every lesson is written from the notes, PDFs, slides, and links you upload — cited, and never padded with generic filler.
For decades, school has asked students to adapt to the lesson. Peachbend turns that around.
One teacher upload becomes a different lesson for Alex, Jordan, and Sam — same material, same standard, three routes through it.
Lesson
Part 1 of 4Visual 70% · Reading 30%
Follow the diagram first. Light hits the thylakoid membrane, water splits into oxygen and hydrogen, and the energy carriers move into the Calvin cycle.
Every label maps to one step you can point at, so the whole reaction fits on a single picture before the vocabulary arrives.
Assigned to
3 studentsThree things hold for every lesson Peachbend writes.
Every lesson is written from the notes, PDFs, slides, and links you upload — cited, and never padded with generic filler.
One file, a different lesson each time: what comes first, how much practice, how much support.
What a student does in one lesson shapes the next one. No questionnaire, no setup.
One engine, two sides of the classroom.
For students
Upload the notes and readings you already have. Peachbend builds the lesson from them, then shapes how it reads around the way you work through it.
For teachers
Upload your curriculum once. Every student in the class opens a version built for them, so you are not rebuilding the same unit five different ways.
Bring something you are studying or teaching this week. A few minutes later you will have a lesson built around it — and a different one for every student you share it with.