What we would want to know before trusting a planning tool.
How Much Does the Syllabus! Planner Cost?
Your first curriculum is on us on any account. After that, it is part of the Pro Membership, $39 per month (USD), with no limit on how many curricula you draft and one membership covering every tool on your account.
Is This an Official or Approved Curriculum?
No. It is a customizable starting point anchored to the standards you choose. You review and edit every part, and you decide what you actually teach.
How Does It Help with AI-Resistant Assessment?
You tell it how much assessments should resist AI misuse, and it designs in-class, oral, performance, and process-based checks accordingly, explaining how each one stays hard to outsource to a chatbot.
Which Standards or Frameworks Can It Follow?
Pick AP, IB, Common Core, NGSS, your state standards, or no formal standards, and the plan is anchored to your choice.
What Do I Get Back?
A course overview, a unit and lesson sequence with the materials and prep each unit needs, a week-by-week pacing calendar with a homework schedule, and an assessment plan with rubric-ready criteria. You also get a short list of textbooks that fit the course, gathered from a live web search for you to verify, and a ready-to-paste slide-deck prompt for the whole course and for each unit. You can apply one revision and export the whole curriculum as a PDF.
Can It Plan Individual Class Days?
Yes. Every week in the pacing calendar has a Draft Daily Plans button that expands that week into one plan per class meeting, each with a timed agenda, an objective, the materials to have on hand, and any homework. Draft only the weeks you are about to teach, and redraft any week whenever the plan changes. After you grade an assessment from this plan in The Rubric! Studio, its Class Insight Brief comes back here two ways: Add to Next Week's Plan files the brief's reteach mini lesson as that week's first meeting, and Re-Plan Week N redrafts the whole week around what the class missed. A re-plan replaces the daily plans that week already shows, and nothing is re-planned unless you press the button.
Does It Connect to the Rubric! Studio?
Yes. Every assessment in your plan has a one-click handoff into The Rubric! Studio, whatever its type. For scan-gradable written work (exams and short-answer) it drafts the student-facing questions and a matching grading rubric as a ready-to-review grading job. For live-graded work like oral defenses, performances, and projects it drafts the task brief and a scoring rubric, and you enter each student's points by hand in the same review table. If the plan is linked to one of your classes, that class's roster rides along with the handoff, so the grading job opens with your students already on it. Once you build one, the curriculum shows that assessment's grading status and links straight to the job.
What Happens After I Grade an Assessment from This Plan?
The grading job links back, so the curriculum shows where that assessment stands. Once you have finalized at least half of the class, The Rubric! Studio can write a Class Insight Brief: the misconceptions the class shared and a reteach mini lesson with warm-up questions, naming no student. From that brief, Add to Next Week's Plan files the reteach lesson as a week's first meeting and renumbers your own meetings after it, and Re-Plan Week N redrafts the whole week around it. A re-plan replaces the daily plans that week already shows. Nothing is re-planned unless you press the button.
Do I Need My School's Approval to Use It?
No. The planner runs on your own account: no institutional license, no IT ticket, no waitlist, and nothing for a district to install. A curriculum drafts from your intake answers and needs no student data at all, and what you actually teach stays your and your school's decision, the same as any planning resource you bring to class.
