Using Ryzo with your class

Teacher accounts are free. You see a student's progress only after their family approves, and you never see anything they have written.

What you can do

See what each student, and the class as a whole, is stuck on in math, reading and writing.
Set homework or a weekly plan for the class or just a few students.
Send a short placement check to find where each student starts.
Try it all first on a sample class of made-up students.

How to start

Sign up as a teacherChoose "I am a teacher" and tell us your school. Some school email addresses are approved straight away. Others wait until we approve them.
Share your class codeRead it out or send home the printable handout for families.
Each family decidesA code is easy to overhear, so a student who enters it only asks to join. The student appears in your class only after the grown-up on their account approves.

What you can and cannot see

You can see

Lessons finished, streak, topics they are stuck on, how much assigned work is done, and whether they took a timed check.

You cannot see

Anything a student writes, including essays, Ryzo Studio projects and what they type to the coach. No audio is stored, so there are no recordings.

How to read the results

Treat what you see as a starting point, not a grade. "At grade" or "above grade" needs a timed check with no help, 7 of 8 right, on two different days.

Will the coach do their work?

No. The coach explains, asks questions and gives feedback on a draft, but it will not write a student's work. It tells students it is a computer helper that can make mistakes.

Keeping students safe

Lessons are written by our team, with AI tools helping draft, and every release is checked by machine for unsafe content before it goes live. There are no ads in the learning app, no public profiles and no chat with other people. We do not sell data, and students' work is never used to train AI models.

If a student writes about hurting themselves, Ryzo shows ways to reach help, such as calling or texting 988, and tells our support team. For a child under 13, we also email the parent. Teachers are not alerted. Ryzo is a learning app, not a crisis or monitoring service, so your school's own safeguarding steps come first. More in our common questions.

Questions teachers ask

Do students need their own account?: Yes. A parent or guardian sets it up and agrees for them, and the child uses a nickname, never a full name.
What if a family says no?: The student never appears in your class and nothing about them is shared with you.
What does it cost families?: Nothing right now. Every lesson is free, with no card needed.
Does it work on school devices?: Ryzo runs in a web browser, so there is nothing to install.
Who controls a student's data?: The family. In the Parent Corner, a parent can see, download or delete everything. See our privacy policy.
Who do I contact?: Write to support@ryzolearning.com, including to stop using Ryzo with your class. Messages go to the Ryzo team.

Apply to teach

Create an account and choose "I am a teacher".