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ThinkingWealth Class · For teachers and schools

Any adult can teach money with confidence.

Class is a projector-first lesson player and an AI co-teacher named Tara. Together they let a teacher walk into Monday’s class with a lesson they didn’t write but could defend — and the students leave talking about it.

The Class figurine — a student in a teal hoodie with headphones
A lesson she didn’t write but feels she could defend — and the kids leave talking about it.

What Class is

01

Tara, the co-teacher who knows her place.

Tara shows up in four roles — planning the lesson before class, narrating and answering during it, reading the room as students vote, and guiding open discussion. The teacher is always in charge. Tara fills the gaps.

02

A lesson library, ready to teach.

Seventy-plus classroom-ready lessons in English, Hindi and Arabic that cache on the teacher’s device — so a dropped connection never drops the class.

03

Students join with a code, never an account.

No sign-ups, no student records, no logins to manage. Students join with a six-digit code on the day. By design there’s no student account — so there’s no student data on a server to hold, lose or hand over.

04

The bridge home is the width of a postcard.

When a class connects to a child’s Alpha or Z device, it’s designed to carry only an assignment out and a completion back — nothing from a child’s conversation. We measure that bridge in kilobytes.

05

Powered by frontier AI, responsibly.

Tara runs on frontier AI in the cloud, because the teacher-facing surface deserves the best reasoning available. It’s moderated, on-topic, and built never to embarrass a student who speaks up.

Meet Tara

One co-teacher, four roles.

Lesson architect
Before class: builds and adapts the lesson to your topic, level and time.
Co-teacher
During class: narrates the tricky parts and answers the question you didn’t see coming.
Pulse reader
As students vote: reads the room so you know who’s with you and who’s lost.
Socratic guide
In discussion: gives a quiet student a low-stakes win, never a public stumble.

Walk in Monday prepared, without the Sunday-night prep.