Lessonday: Lesson Planner

Lessonday is the planner for people who teach on their own. Paste the message you were sent, or a screenshot of it, and the date, time, name and place are read on your iPhone and filled in for you.

REMINDED BEFORE, NOT AFTER
Every lesson reminds you before it starts, with time to get there. See what is next the moment you open the app: who, when, where, and what you planned to cover. Mark it done on your way out. Anything you have not wrapped up stays visible.

THE ADDRESS IS ALREADY THERE
Each lesson keeps its own address, and the places you already teach at are one tap away when you book the next one. Open a lesson and get directions to it without typing the address again.

THE MONTH ADDS UP
Hours taught, what they came to, how many students you are actively seeing, and how it is all trending. The lessons you have not settled up are counted separately, so the month reconciles without a spreadsheet.

WHO TO BOOK NEXT
Lessonday sorts your students by who you have not taught in the longest, so the ones quietly going cold surface before you notice they are gone.

ONE RATE, OR AS MANY AS YOU NEED
Set what you charge once and every lesson picks it up. Charge differently for a subject or for a student, and the more specific rate wins. Student beats subject beats default.

WHATEVER YOU TEACH
Thirty-eight subjects across nine kinds of teaching: music, sport and fitness, academics, language, martial arts, dance, arts and crafts, tech and mind games. Anything missing, you add in a moment and it behaves exactly like the rest.

NO ADS, NO ACCOUNT, NO SIGNAL NEEDED
There are no ads in Lessonday and nothing to sign up for. Your lessons and students live on your iPhone, so it opens instantly and never waits on a connection. Switch on sync and everything is kept in your own private iCloud database, tied to your Apple Account rather than to us: we run no server that holds your records, and no account here can read your students' names. Sign in on a new iPhone and years of teaching are already there.

It is a notebook for your own teaching, not a platform your students log into. Open it, teach, close it. Your week is already written down.