You became a teacher for a reason. Perhaps you had a strong passion for your content area, or you loved the prospect of working with the next generation.

If I had to take a wild guess, however, I doubt you became an educator for any of these reasons:

• You would lie awake at night wishing you were drowning in assignments to grade.
• Reading and reverse engineering standards sounded more enjoyable than winning the lottery.
• You dreamt of writing rubrics.
• Coming up with a lesson plan the night before teaching it just sounded like your idea of a good time.
• Blindly throwing a dart and calling it a “planning guide” sounded 👌

Yes, these are all vital pieces of the education process. But working with students is already a tiresome job, and when you add all the other ever-evolving requirements to that… it’s a lot. Not to mention the stuff you wish you could be doing for your students that you just don’t have the capacity for.

We knew there had to be a better way; educators are the cornerstone of our children's future, yet they're constantly overwhelmed and working outside contract hours. We knew that if we could give you time back, great things would happen — for you and your students.

We set out to use AI to democratize one of the most valuable resources available for educators in large institutions: teaching assistants. What we found, however, is that this is far easier said than done.

We’ve been working with a small group of educators to overcome significant hurdles: ensuring that Blueye is truly equitable, stupid simple to use, understands you and your classroom, and promotes learning rather than diminishing it. And we’re almost there.

Ultimately, the goal of Blueye is to give you an always-ready collaborator who understands education so you can do what you do best — share what you love with your students.

If you’re interested in becoming one of our first users, join the waitlist here.

We’re excited to see what Blueye can do for you.

Noah Lenz
Co-Founder & CEO
Blueye
noah@blueye.org