Everything Around the Teaching, Handled.
Course design, compliance, and the professional writing that documents your practice. Three tools, built specifically for college faculty, not adapted from anywhere else.
Free and premium tools · A free account saves your work
The Suite
Three Tools, One Workflow
Start free, go deeper when you need to. Every tool speaks the same collegiate vocabulary and maps to the standards your program already reports against.
Compliance Audit
FreeCheck an existing syllabus against readability, accessibility, and policy expectations in minutes.
- →Flesch-Kincaid readability score
- →Missing-policy and accessibility flags
- →What is present, dated, or absent
- →Saves your scan history
Course Architect
PremiumCompose a linked syllabus and lesson plan, calibrated to your discipline, level, and accreditation framework.
- →Bloom's-labeled outcomes and weekly arc
- →Accreditation outcome mapping table
- →Assessment integrity flags with swaps
- →Course Health score and export
Teaching Statement
FreeDraft a teaching philosophy that reads like you wrote it, grounded in your real classroom.
- →Guided, memorable-moment prompts
- →Discipline-aware language
- →Editable and export-ready
- →Built for the market and program review
Worked Examples
See a Real Bundle, by Discipline
Course Architect ships with fully built examples. Open one to see the syllabus, lesson plan, alignment matrix, accreditation mapping, and health score it composes. No account needed to look.
Nursing and Health Sciences
NURS 340: Clinical Reasoning in Adult Health
Signature assessment: OSCE stations
View the Sample Bundle →Urban and Regional Planning
URP 360: Community Planning Workshop
Signature assessment: Planning Commission presentation
View the Sample Bundle →Architecture
ARCH 302: Design Studio III
Signature assessment: The jury (crit)
View the Sample Bundle →Built for Higher Ed
Tools That Already Know Your Field.
Nursing, planning, architecture, law, and more. Each tool is calibrated to disciplinary conventions and accreditation frameworks, so the output reads as if a colleague in your field composed it.