Plan against real standards
Build a lesson from aligned components. Every piece reports which US state standard or Canadian provincial outcome it covers, so gaps are visible before you teach.

Plan, assign and see where every learner actually is — with the differentiation for neurodivergent students built into the lesson instead of bolted on at 11pm.
Most learning tools are built for one kind of learner and then adapted. FriskOL starts the other way round: adjustable pacing, low-stimulus layouts, shorter steps, read-aloud and no timers unless you want them are defaults, not settings buried three menus deep.
Language lives in the content model itself: every lesson, practice set, explanation and progress note exists as an English and a Spanish parallel of the same aligned object. Switch language and you keep the same outcomes, the same difficulty and the same history — never a thinner version of the product. French is next on the roadmap.
Build a lesson from aligned components. Every piece reports which US state standard or Canadian provincial outcome it covers, so gaps are visible before you teach.
FriskOL is built neurodivergent-first. ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyscalculia, processing differences and anxiety aren't edge cases we accommodate later — they set the defaults: shorter steps, adjustable pacing, low-stimulus layouts, no timers unless you ask for them, and no shame in needing a different route to the same understanding. Each assignment ships with alternate pacing, reduced-load and read-aloud versions you can hand out without rebuilding anything.
Assign to a class, a group or one student. Auto-marked practice, with the reasoning visible so you can see how a student got there.
Class and individual mastery against curriculum outcomes — not a proprietary score nobody outside the product understands.
Bilingual from day one. English and Spanish run as parallel versions of the same lesson object — same outcomes, same practice, same progress — so switching language never means switching to a thinner product. Nothing is machine-translated after the fact. French is next on the roadmap. Provinces and classrooms that need both get both, from the same aligned lesson.
Reuse, duplicate and share units. Provenance and licensing are tracked for you.
PhyLO sits alongside the work: explaining, re-teaching, re-levelling and keeping track of where you left off.
Assemble aligned lessons from reusable components.
One lesson object, US and Canadian standards spines.
Differentiated versions generated with every task.
Class heatmap and per-student outcome tracking.
Drafts, adapts and levels material to your class.
Share progress with parents without writing reports twice.
English and Spanish parallels of every lesson and assignment. French coming soon.
OneHUB is the teacher control room. Join the waitlist as a teacher (or sign in with the account you joined with) to see what's inside.
Learn at your own pace, practice with AI support, prepare for exams and study with friends — all in one place.
Stay connected to a child's learning journey with clear progress, next steps and ways to help at home.
Run one-to-one and small-group sessions with ready lesson plans, shared progress and less time spent on prep and admin.