Your curriculum, pedagogy and
classroom context, working together.

AmplifiU helps teachers create and adapt curriculum-aligned learning resources. Choose a template, add your grade, subject, topic and classroom context, then review and craft the first draft. Its 50+ purpose-built templates support planning, classroom interaction, engagement and assessment.

AmplifiU brings a zero-prompt experience, curriculum and language context, and pedagogical structures into one teacher-led workspace. You select the lesson elements and approach instead of constructing a detailed prompt each time.

Teachers can edit and adapt every draft. For schools, Instructional Intelligence connects planning, classroom practice, assessment evidence and reflection, supported by school administration, onboarding and priority support.

No. Select a template and provide your teaching context through guided choices. AmplifiU handles prompting behind the scenes. You remain responsible for checking the result and deciding what is right for your class.

Create lesson and unit plans, concept notes, worksheets, questions, rubrics and activities such as Think, Pair, Share, Jigsaw, Fishbowl and Design Thinking. Visual and interactive options include mind maps, infographics, flashcards, crosswords and classroom games. Availability and usage depend on your plan.

AmplifiU supports teaching from pre-primary through Grade 12. Curriculum contexts include CBSE with NCERT-based teaching, CISCE (ICSE and ISC), and the Australian Curriculum. Check the available grade, subject and topic options for your requirements.

Teachers can create in multiple languages, including English, Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Punjabi, Tamil, Kannada, Bengali, Sanskrit and French. Language and curriculum outputs still need teacher review for accuracy and local relevance.

Yes. Edit drafts and adapt their examples, language, complexity and activities for your learners. Templates such as Choice Boards can help offer different ways to engage and demonstrate understanding. Teacher judgement remains central, particularly when addressing individual learning needs.

AmplifiU supports document exports including Word, PDF, PowerPoint and Google Docs/Slides, with options varying by resource type. Supported Google Drive and Classroom connections help you share resources. Schools can discuss Google or Microsoft single sign-on and their integration requirements during a demo.

Free includes 2,000 credits in total. Starter is ₹199 per month with 500 credits per month. Advanced is ₹599 per month with 2,000 credits per month and includes Starter features plus more scope for interactive creation and refinement.

Review the pricing section for the current feature lists. The Free allowance is a total allocation, not a monthly renewal.

Credits are used when you create or refine resources. Usage depends on the action and resource type, so a credit allowance does not represent a fixed number of documents. Check your account for your balance and the applicable usage details.

Generative AI can produce inaccuracies or bias. Curriculum context and educational guardrails help guide outputs, but they do not guarantee correctness. Review facts, curriculum fit, answers and suitability before using a resource with students.

Teachers can edit the draft and use thumbs up/down feedback to flag issues, including inaccuracies or bias.

Instructional Intelligence connects academic planning, classroom practice, assessment signals and reflection. School, class and subject views can help leaders explore usage, syllabus coverage, proficiency distribution and performance patterns. These insights support professional discussion and improvement; usage alone is not a measure of teaching quality.

Yes. A guided four-week pilot includes priorities and teacher onboarding in Week 1, classroom and assessment use in Weeks 2–3, and an Instructional Intelligence and leadership review in Week 4. The scope and participating teachers are agreed with your school.

Schools receive guided onboarding, professional learning and implementation support, with priority support included in the school offering. Teachers can also explore the Resource Library and Friday Sprints for practical learning, examples and classroom resources.

Our Privacy Statement explains how information is handled, and our Responsible AI page explains our educational principles, guardrails and teacher oversight. Schools can discuss hosting, access, school information, retention and AI model-use requirements with our team before starting a pilot.