Our mission
Built to end the Sunday night formatting fight.
Readivize exists to give teachers their time back. A worksheet creator that works the way you expect it to, so you spend less time fighting layouts and more time on your students.
The problem
Nobody has built teachers a real worksheet tool.
There is still no solid tool made specifically for teachers who want to build their own worksheets. The few that exist are clunky.
Most of what gets sold as AI for teachers is a chatbot, or a generator that hands you one rigid shape and no way to change it.
And then there is Word, which everyone falls back on and nobody enjoys. One extra space and the whole page moves.
The pivot
So we built one that is fast, and actually fun.
Drag and drop blocks wherever you want them. The grid keeps everything lined up and the layout is still yours: move a block and the ones around it behave, resize it and nothing collapses.
The slow parts are already built. Multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank and the rest drop onto the page knowing how they should sit, and the answer key comes out of the questions, so you never write it twice.
That is the whole idea. Making a worksheet should be fast, and it should be a bit fun.
Our philosophy
Teachers first.
We want to make money, like every company does. We would rather earn it by solving a real problem for teachers than by riding the AI hype.
You are the expert in the room
You control the layout and the content. Every choice on the page is yours to make and yours to undo, and we never quietly set something you have no way to change back.
AI is part of the workflow
It sits inside the editor to speed the build up: a first draft of a set, or the one question you are stuck on halfway through. You still read it, edit it, and decide if it earns a spot on the page.
We are not chasing the AI hype
AI goes where it saves you real time and nowhere else. We are not sprinkling it over the whole product so the word turns up in a sales pitch, and the teachers testing this tell us when we have got it wrong.
We refuse to launch a half-baked tool.
Where we are
Why it is still invite-only.
Readivize is in heavy development. It is usable today, and teachers are building real worksheets with it, but things are changing rapidly and it is not ready for open use.
It is also not in a state where we would feel right charging teachers for it. We would rather take the time and put out something genuinely high quality.
We are taking teachers right now.
We open access in small groups, and we are opening one. Ask to join today and you are in it.
The beta is free for the teachers in it.
Waitlist teachers keep early pricing when we start charging.
Teachers who help shape it will likely get free months on top.
Help us build it.
Early pricing locked in, free while you are in the beta, and a real say in the tool you'll be using.
Closed beta. No credit card to start.