Built for university teaching
Turn every lecture into a conversation
Build interactive lessons with the AI you already use, teach them live in any room, and share them on your terms. Students answer and follow along from their own phones.
What keeps the Moon in orbit?
- Gravity71%
- Its own momentum16%
- Earth's magnetic field8%
- Solar wind5%
How it works
From idea to live lesson
- 01
Create
Draft slides and quizzes with your own AI connection, or write them yourself. Every slide stays editable, with polls and questions built right in.
- 02
Present
Run the lesson from your phone. Students follow on theirs, the projector shows the room's answers, and audio and video stay in Zoom, Meet or Teams.
- 03
Share
Keep materials private, or publish them under a Creative Commons license so other educators can use them in their own courses.
For educators
Everything a course needs, in one place
Stop stitching together a slide tool, a quiz tool, a polling app and a gradebook.
Interactive slides
Speaker notes, built-in accessibility checks, and quiz or poll blocks you can run in the middle of a lecture.
Quizzes that grade themselves
Multiple choice, matching and ranking are marked automatically. Short answers go to you for review.
Check-ins and live results
Start a check-in with one tap and show results to the room, anonymously when it matters.
Attendance, taken for you
Present, late or absent is recorded from who joins the live session. Adjust any mark by hand.
Assignments and grades
Due dates, late policies, rubrics and feedback, with a gradebook you can export to CSV.
Course pages
Modules, announcements and discussion, run together with your co-teachers and TAs.
For students
One place for every course
No more digging through emails and portals to find out what's due.
- Every deadline across your courses, in one list
- Join a live class with one tap when it starts
- Grades and feedback as soon as they're released
- Works in the browser on any phone, tablet or laptop, with nothing to install
Physics 101
Orbital motion
Upcoming
- Due Thu
Problem set 4
Physics 101
- Due Mon
Quiz: Newton's laws
Physics 101
- Due next week
Essay draft
History of Science
Bring your own AI
Your AI, your key, no markup
Connect your own Anthropic, OpenAI or Google account and Vizpre uses it to draft lectures and quizzes. You pay your provider directly, at their prices.
- Your key is encrypted and never shown again after you add it. Remove it at any time.
- AI drafts from your prompts and your materials, not from student work.
- No AI connection? Every tool works just as well by hand.
AI connections
- AnthropicDefaultConnected
- OpenAIAdd key
- GoogleAdd key
Built for real classrooms
Fits the way you already teach
Works in any room
Lecture hall, seminar room or video call. Vizpre adds the interactive layer and never asks for a camera or microphone. Put the class view on the projector and run everything from your phone.
Your content, your rules
Materials are view-only by default, marked with each viewer's name, and downloadable only by the people you choose. Answer keys never leave our servers.
Questions, answered
Which AI providers can I connect?
Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI (GPT) and Google (Gemini), using an API key from your account with that provider.
Can I use my ChatGPT or Claude subscription?
Usually not. Chat subscriptions generally don't include API access. Vizpre walks you through creating an API key with your provider, who bills you for it directly.
Do I need AI to use Vizpre?
No. Every kind of material can be written by hand in the same editor. AI only speeds up the first draft.
Do I still need Zoom, Meet or Teams?
Only if your class meets remotely. Vizpre doesn't carry audio or video. Add your meeting link to a course and students see it when they join the live session.
Do students need to install anything?
No. Students join from the browser on any phone, tablet or laptop.
Who can see my materials?
Only you, until you add them to a course or publish them. Students in your course can view them but can't download them unless you allow it.