Amosia Grid
From everyday observation toformative feedback.
A tool that helps teachers turn everyday observations into formative feedback in one click. Suitable for Montessori schools and mainstream classrooms alike.
Pilot free until 31 December 2026You record a fraction of what you see
In a single day a teacher notices dozens of things that say something about a child. Only a fraction gets written down. At the end of the term, feedback is written from memory.
We care about the whole picture of the child. You can also record a grade or a test result — it appears next to observation notes and lesson progress. The generated draft takes all records into account, which makes the tool a fit for alternative and mainstream schools alike.
Record an observation with a click. The feedback writes itself.
Try it on a sample class. Click into the grid, save an observation and watch it become a feedback draft — no waiting for another click.
The demo uses a fictional class and fictional names. The draft text is prepared, so the demo runs without a connection to a model.
Everything you need for formative feedback
Three quick steps
The teacher is in control, not an algorithm
AI writes drafts here. Deciding what stays in the feedback about a child remains with the teacher.
- The draft comes solely from the teacher's own records.
- Every sentence traces back to an observation.
- The tool assigns no grade and no level.
- Without the teacher's confirmation, feedback goes no further.
Free until the end of the year, no commitment
What schools ask
Does artificial intelligence write the feedback instead of the teacher?
No. The tool drafts the text from what you have written down yourself and links every sentence to a specific observation. If you record nothing, nothing is created. Deciding what is true about a child stays with you.
How long does one observation take?
Recording an observation is short — ten seconds, not ten minutes. If it took long, nobody would do it.
How much does it cost?
During the pilot, Amosia Grid is free until 31 December 2026. We do not know the 2027 price yet; we will announce it well in advance and pilot schools will get different terms.
What about students' personal data?
The school is the controller, Amosia Labs the processor under Article 28 GDPR. Signing the data processing agreement is a condition for starting the pilot — until then the app holds no student data.
What if the school decides to stop?
Notice is one month, and you get an export of your data when you leave. There is no obligation to continue after the new year.
Do we have to adopt someone else's curriculum structure?
No. The curriculum is yours — you enter the lessons your class will work through.
Is the data backed up?
Yes — data is backed up regularly, backups are encrypted and their rotation cycle does not exceed 30 days.
There is one north. There are as many paths as there are children.
Create an account and try your first observation today.
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