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Meet PaperTim

One assistant, one promise: your children work on paper while you plan, print and grade with Tim at your side. Here is everything PaperTim does, and where each piece lives.

Everything PaperTim does

Six pieces, one loop: plan the week, print real worksheets, grade on paper, and watch mastery grow. Open each section for the short version, or follow the link for the full tour.

The dashboard

Your whole week on one board: every child a row, every school day a column, today highlighted. What's drafted, what's ready to print and what's waiting for a grade, answered at a glance.

Explore the dashboard →

Planning

Day, week and month views for the whole family. Ask Tim to draft the week from each child's curriculum, keep hand-made plans beside the AI's, and approve everything before it counts.

See how planning works →

Tasks & printing

Tim writes worksheets, quizzes and tests from your curriculum (themed to what your child loves), and you preview every page exactly as it prints. The answer key always gets its own sheet.

Tour tasks & printing →

Grading

Photograph the finished pages and mark them against the key. Scores feed each child's mastery per objective, so progress is measured by real work on real paper.

See grading in action →

The year map

Every objective in the curriculum, coloured by what actually happened: planned, done or mastered. Coverage, mastery by subject, a score trend and what to focus on next.

Open the year map tour →

The AI, on your side of the table

Tim talks only to you, never to your child. He knows a first name, an age, a level and some interests, and every draft he writes waits in blue for your approval.

Ready to meet Tim properly?

The best introduction is your own first week: free, on paper, and entirely in your hands.

Questions, answered

Everything parents ask before their first week with Tim. Something else on your mind? Just ask.

Is PaperTim a full curriculum?

PaperTim starts each child from a real framework (US grade-level standards, the UK National Curriculum, Dutch SLO kerndoelen, German KMK standards, the French programmes or the Spanish LOMLOE curriculum), loaded as a working set you fully control. You stay the teacher: edit the year map freely, and Tim generates the daily material to match it.

Does my child ever use a screen?

No. Children only ever see printed paper. The dashboard, the AI chat and grading are for you; worksheets print on A4 or US Letter with a parent answer key on its own page.

What does the AI know about my child?

Only what you write on the profile: a first name or pseudonym, an age, a working level, interests and your notes. No birthdates, no surnames, no photos of your child's face. And Tim never chats with children.

How does grading work?

Photograph the finished pages and mark each item against the answer key. Scores update mastery per objective automatically, so the year map always shows where each child really stands.

What if I run out of AI generations?

Plans include a weekly number of generations: none on the platform plan, around 15 on Tim small, 35 on medium and 50 on big. Need more some weeks? Top up with a pack of 5, or plan more by hand: planning and printing existing tasks is always free.

Can I use it alongside our co-op or existing books?

Yes. Plan hand-made tasks next to Tim's drafts in the same week view. Anything you already use keeps its place, and Tim fills the gaps around it.