The Capyo learning platform
More room to teach.
More ways to learn.
Bring lesson planning, guided practice, and learner progress into one classroom. Teachers shape the learning. Students have somewhere to turn when they get stuck.
01 / Student learning
A question becomes
a next step.
Students can ask their subject coach for help, work through an explanation, and return to the lesson. Text, voice, and visual tools support the conversation; teachers configure the coach for their class.
Ask a question in the subject coach and read its response. The wait for generation is omitted.
02 / Teacher preparation
Your curriculum.
A starting point you can shape.
Organize units and topics, attach teaching material, and edit lesson content. AI-assisted drafts help you get started. Review the content, adapt it to your class, and decide when it is ready for students.
Review the curriculum map and open a unit draft. This preview does not publish a course.
03 / Learner progress
See the learner
behind the class average.
Open a student from your roster to review their work and learning activity. Use the class dashboard to put that individual view in context, then decide where to follow up.
Assessments, homework, attendance, and the gradebook provide other views of class work. Some responses need teacher review.
Open a learner’s overview from the roster, then review the class dashboard.
04 / Everyday practice
Give practice
more than one form.
Vocabulary sets offer different ways to practise. Students can also work through lessons, use flashcards, and explore learning games. Schools choose whether to make games and rewards available.
Choose a vocabulary set and explore the available practice modes.
05 / School leadership
Your school, in view.
People, progress, priorities.
Review learning activity, enrolment, and learner highlights from the school dashboard. Move from an overview to the people who may need a closer look.
Review school dashboard highlights and learners who may need a follow-up.
06 / School controls
Make Capyo fit
your school.
School administrators choose which features are available. Language settings and themes help shape the school experience; teachers configure their classes within those boundaries.
The interface supports 11 languages. Tutor text and voice have separate language settings; availability varies by language and provider.
Review the features a school can make available. No settings are changed in this demo.
Take a closer look
One school. Three perspectives.
Follow school administration, teacher preparation, and student learning in the narrated walkthrough. Watch from the start or jump to the role that interests you.
Follow school administration, teacher preparation, and student learning in one narrated walkthrough.
Before you get started
Useful to know.
Can we use our own teaching material?
Yes. Teachers can attach curriculum material, work with units and lessons, and review AI-assisted drafts. Start with a sample of your syllabus so we can demonstrate the right workflow for your school.
Does Capyo work without internet?
AI conversations, voice services, and syncing classroom records require connectivity. Downloaded materials can support work away from the platform. We plan devices and connectivity around each deployment.
Does every school see every feature?
No. School administrators manage feature availability, and class settings shape the student experience. The recordings show enabled features in a demonstration school.
How is student data handled?
Capyo uses role-based access so students, teachers, and administrators have different permissions. Read our privacy policy for data handling and service-provider details.
Start with your classroom
Show us what you teach.
We’ll show you how it fits.
Bring a syllabus, a learner age group, and the languages you need. We’ll walk through the relevant tools with you.
Talk through your school’s needs →