Your next lesson,
ready in about two minutes.
Type a topic. Lesson Studio builds the slides, your teaching plan, and the student's study guide which are all editable.
Prep shouldn't take longer than the lesson
Finding material. Adapting it. Building slides. Writing the homework. Then doing it again tomorrow for a different student at a different level. Lesson Studio does that part.
Three things, every time
Student slides
A full deck built for screen-sharing in one-to-one lessons. Cover, objectives, warmer, vocabulary with pronunciation, practice, roleplay. Around 24 slides for a 60-minute lesson.
Your teaching plan
Purpose and timing for every stage, talk-ratio guidance, and draw-out / probe / push prompts when a student goes quiet. Plus Lesson Pulse for tracking what went well as you teach.
Student study guide
A shareable page with vocabulary, practice, true/false, a written task and a homework check-in. Send the link — no account needed.
Built for how you actually teach
Eight lesson types — General English, Business English, Business Skills, Business Scenarios, Grammar Focus, Pronunciation Clinic, Discussion, and an Interview Simulator.
Start from a topic, or paste in a YouTube link, article, PDF or podcast and build the lesson around it.
Set the level, duration, grammar focus and pronunciation support. Everything is editable afterwards — it's a starting point, not a locked file.
It's a first draft, not a replacement teacher
Lesson Studio uses AI. It's fast and it's good, but it makes mistakes, it's built to be checked and adapted by the person teaching the lesson.
Who made it
I'm Scott. I teach Business English and communication skills online and on site and I've conducted over 5,000 hours one-to-one and group lessons and coaching sessions. I built Lesson Studio because I was spending two hours preparing every hour I taught.
In beta now, contact me for access while we're testing, and I'd genuinely like your feedback.