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A few minutes to prepare a lesson, a live online class on a shared interactive whiteboard and exercises that check themselves automatically.

Create any lesson in minutes, teach it right on the platform, and stop marking homework by hand.

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Ask AI
We've made the hard part easy. No time to prepare a lesson? Ask AI is always here to help!

You describe the lesson you need. Ask AI asks about the student's age, first language and level, then generates exercises directly inside your lesson.

Prepare

Start from a ready-made course, from your own structure, or just improvise in an Instant Lesson

Ready-made, repetitive lessons are no more interesting to students than they are to you. Locuto helps you create lessons on topics your students find interesting and adapt the material to a particular student's needs. Ready lessons can be reused, and even a beginner can get started. That way you build your own recognizable brand instead of teaching someone else's program, which is not always convenient for you.

Take a Starter

A course from the catalogue becomes your own draft, with all its lessons

Build your own structure

Describe the steps of a lesson once, then reuse them on new topics

See the assistant in action

Tell Ask AI the topic you need — it asks its own clarifying questions and assembles the material, allowing for the student's age and first language.

Locuto builds exercises from your coursebook, a screenshot or a video

Material you have built up over years does not need retyping. Paste the text or a photo of the page, say which exercises you want from it, and you get real exercises you can edit — not a picture sitting inside a lesson.

  • Text from a coursebookPaste the passage and say which exercises you want from it
  • A screenshot of an exerciseYou can upload up to four screenshots at once — Ask AI sees the whole page — and ask it to build exercises from them, extract the text or even correct something
  • A link to a videoThe transcript becomes material for the lesson
  • A real exercise, not a pictureWords, answers and hints edit like your own text
Material you have built up over years does not need retyping. Paste the text or a photo of the page, say which exercises you want from it, and you get real exercises you can edit — not a picture sitting inside a lesson.

Use your own recordings or those you have permission to use. Transcribing someone else's video without permission uses their work without authorization.

Describe the structure once, and it works for you from then on

Warm-up, new material, practice, review — build the lesson the way you teach it, then save the complete lesson as a template for the next one.

  • Customize each stepEach step contains plenty of settings, so you can adapt it to your own style and requirements
  • Not happy with the result?Any lesson block can be regenerated with new requirements, even during the lesson.
  • Every material has a draft and a version historyAll changes to course materials are versioned. If you decide to go back to an old version, you can restore it instantly
  • Copy material with familiar shortcutsMove an entire lesson or selected blocks between lessons with Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V. Pasted images, audio and video become media blocks, while YouTube, Vimeo and Quizlet links turn into players or widgets automatically
  • Add an interactive whiteboardUse ready-made teaching shapes, a laser pointer and live participant cursors. Paste material from Miro through the clipboard and refine it inside the lesson
Customize each step
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Voice a two-voice dialogue, set a task on an image, and check pronunciation.

The platform offers 35+ exercise types and more than 15 visual themes: from gap-filling to a virtual examiner that assesses not only grammar but pronunciation as well.

35+ exercise typesThe platform offers 35+ exercise types and more than 15 visual themes: from gap-filling to a virtual examiner that assesses not only grammar but pronunciation as well.
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The platform voices each line in its character's own voice, so your student hears a scene rather than a single reader
Audio dialogue
The student speaks; the exercise listens and scores
Pronunciation check
The examiner asks questions out loud and keeps the conversation going with the student
Speaking examiner
  • Image with a taskLocuto generates the picture together with the exercise about it
  • Handwritten workThe platform helps you check a student's handwritten text, gives detailed analytics against clear criteria and explains the mistakes

You mark handwritten work yourself, not the program. Written work sent as a photo is assessed by AI.

The coursebook you already teach from doesn't need rebuilding

Most teachers keep their material in PDF. Upload a file — or take one you uploaded before — mark the pages you need, and your student answers right on them, while you see their notes where they left them.

  • Upload a file or pick one from your libraryOnly your school can see an uploaded file
  • Only the pages you needSelect just the three pages of exercises instead of a 200-page textbook
  • You can re-pick the pages at any timeThe file itself stays untouched
  • A note is tied to its placeYour student leaves it beside the exercise it belongs to, and it is still there next time
Most teachers keep their material in PDF. Upload a file — or take one you uploaded before — mark the pages you need, and your student answers right on them, while you see their notes where they left them.

* Notes left on PDF pages are not checked automatically.

Exercises mark themselves — or you mark them, if you would rather

Matching, gaps, multiple choice and ordering come back marked the moment your student presses the button: instantly, free, with no AI. Free answers, essays and speech go to AI instead, and if you untick that, the work waits for you.

  • Closed exercisesThe platform marks them itself, with no credits spent
  • Free-text answers and essaysAI marks free answers on credits, and you can switch it off
  • Speech and pronunciationLocuto scores them against the exercise's own criteria
  • The last word is yoursYour mark overrides the AI's
The platform marks them itself, with no credits spent

Your correction is signed with your name and the time, so you can explain it to your student.

Lessons designed specifically for young learners

A children's lesson consists of game-shaped widgets and short steps, and the topics are chosen so the child stays to the end of the class.

  • The task looks like a gameThe child solves the same exercises, but with game mechanics and rewards on top
  • Short stepsThe plan is built from stretches a few minutes long
  • Rewards during the lessonThe child sees the reward at once when they get it right first time

Try it free: build your first lesson from a starter template or start from scratch.

Teach

A class can start right now and fill up as you go

Your student is already there and you have nothing prepared. Open an empty class — no course and no schedule needed — call them in and add exercises while you talk. You can change everything in the lesson as you go, adapting it to yourself and to the student.

  • Hover over an exercise and it shows you the answer — if you disagree, you can quickly edit itTeacher view displays answer keys and hidden teaching notes, so you stay oriented even when adapting lessons on the fly.
  • Material is added as you goYou can add it three minutes into the class
  • You start from a ready lesson or from a blank pageYou pick at the start, and you can change your mind mid-class
  • Go through the homework right in the lessonCheck it together with your student without leaving the lesson, or go through any class member's homework with the whole class

Your student writes in the lesson material — and comes back to it later

With your permission, your student answers and makes notes right in the lesson material. Afterwards it stays with them as interactive notes: your explanations, their answers and their own remarks, all of it open whenever they want.

  • You grant editing rights yourselfOne click opens editing for one student
  • Revoke editing rights at any timeInstantly restore exclusive editing control to the teacher
  • You see the work as it happensA named cursor shows exactly where the student is writing
  • You can draw on the image itselfYou draw with a brush, point with a laser pointer and pin a comment; you see the student's strokes as they draw and can undo them
  • Roll back to a saved versionThe lesson autosaves as you go, and any saved version can be put back

Nobody can wreck your lesson for good: you see who is doing what, you withdraw the right with one click, and you put the lesson back to a saved version.

You can add to the lesson in the middle of the class

The topic went somewhere else, the student asked for more examples, the exercise turned out to be easy — write another block of theory or practice straight into the notes without leaving the lesson.

  • The block appears for everyoneNobody reloads anything — not you, and not the students watching
  • An explanation or an exerciseYou say what is missing and it arrives as a block in the lesson
  • What arrives is yours to editThese are ordinary lesson blocks, not an insert you are locked out of

Keep sound, video and the room's attention inside the lesson.

Everything that normally needs a second application is in the lesson itself.

Audio for the whole room

  • Everyone listens togetherThe player is shared: whoever scrubs it moves the recording for the whole room
  • A listening limitYou set how many times a student may play the recording
  • No rewinding in an examUnder exam conditions the recording doesn't go back

Screen, microphone and rewards

  • Screen sharingThe teacher can always turn on screen sharing, as in other popular programs — it works separately from lesson recording and lets you switch to another application or share external materials and other windows
  • Microphone settingsNoise suppression and presets help you stay audible from any room you teach in
  • RewardsThe platform gives them for a first-try answer, and you can award one by hand
Everything that normally needs a second application is in the lesson itself.

A lesson can be recorded right on the platform from the teacher's screen. Students can then watch the recording on the lesson page. Recordings are kept for a limited time and deleted automatically, and the platform warns the school about this by email in advance: two weeks, one week and one day before deletion. This is a paid feature that a school can switch off in its settings.

Call someone in, show everyone, slow things down, all without leaving the lesson

Everything a second application and a chat window are usually kept open for is in the lesson itself.

Each student's pace and attention

  • Call a student into the callThe button appears when they have opened the lesson but not joined the call
  • Pause an individual studentThe rest of the class keeps working
  • Temporarily lock an exerciseAnswers remain locked while you review them

The whole class at once

  • Split into roomsEach room has its own audio, video and chat. If you set a timer, you can extend it at any time
  • Reset answersYou clear the whole lesson or only the part you selected
The class moves to where you are
Show everyone the right blockThe class moves to where you are
You can open another lesson or a homework task without leaving the class
Switch to other materialYou can open another lesson or a homework task without leaving the class

This is only a small sample of the tools available to teachers during a lesson. Try them and share your feedback with us.

Your next lesson will be about your student, not about hunting for the right browser tab.

Assign and mark

Choose the material type when you create it: a teacher-led lesson, homework, or a self-study task

Homework and self-study tasks can be attached to a teacher-led lesson. They can be assigned automatically with the lesson, but become available only after it.

  • ClassYou meet your student live at a set time: the class sits in the schedule, and the call runs right on the platform
  • HomeworkYour student does the work on their own by the deadline, with no live call
  • ExerciseThe student trains for as long as they need, at their own pace; for an exam or a test the same format limits the time, removes in-task hints and disables resetting answers
Choose the material type when you create it: a teacher-led lesson, homework, or a self-study task

One dialog sets who, what and by when.

Pick the lesson, tick what goes with it, set the deadline and write down what to look out for.

  • One student or a classYou pick the recipients in the same dialog, on one screen
  • You can pick a lesson that includes homeworkThe full list of tasks in the lesson is shown before you send it
  • Deadline and reminderThe student sees the date on their own home screen
  • The task can be built around the studentYou can use analytics from past lessons and homework, pick a template for the student's specific weak spots, and create and assign the material in under 5 minutes
The full list of tasks in the lesson is shown before you send it

The note on an assignment is visible to your student, so write it for them.

A class is not five exercises shared by eight students

Fill the lesson with practice so every student stays involved, never waits for their turn and knows they are here to make progress, not just to listen.

  • Create and edit classesOnce students accept a course invitation, create classes from that course and teach them together directly on the platform.
  • One shared lesson, individual homeworkEveryone works in the same lesson and sees each other's changes and answers. Homework stays private: assign one task to the whole class or tailor it to individual students.
  • Class analytics and notificationsTrack progress, attendance and performance for every class, then send an update straight from the class page.
Fill the lesson with practice so every student stays involved, never waits for their turn and knows they are here to make progress, not just to listen.

You can assign one lesson to a whole batch of learners at once — up to 20. For the class itself we recommend 6–8, so everyone gets time to speak.

Start the next lesson where you left off

If you do not finish the material, assign it to the next meeting. The new lesson keeps all the work already completed, so the class never has to start over.

  • Continue without losing contextAnswers, annotations and completed parts of the material stay exactly where they were.
  • Choose the lesson format that suits youBuild a short lesson for one meeting or a rich resource you can explore in depth over several sessions.
  • Schedule the continuation when it suits youContinue the current material at the end of the lesson or at any convenient time afterwards.
If you do not finish the material, assign it to the next meeting. The new lesson keeps all the work already completed, so the class never has to start over.

Students can quickly return to any part of the material and review it between lessons.

Common questions

Start with one lesson

Don't migrate everything at once. Build one lesson from your own materials or draft one with Ask AI and teach a session with a student you know. Start free — no commitment required.

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