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AI · October 23, 2025

EdEase

EdEase equips Australian teachers with AI-powered lesson planning, assessment, and differentiation tools to deliver personalised learning faster.

EdEase launched on October 23, 2025 with 9 votes, #1,657 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

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What it does

An AI tutor and AI teachers' assistant. Helps students learn concepts quickly. Helps teachers build content and interact with their students better.

EdEase gives teachers exam generators, lesson planners, worksheets, rubrics, and automated marking while students learn with an AI tutor that adapts to every moment. Explore the educator workspace and student tutor side-by-side with live previews from across the platform. Tailor tasks for mixed-ability classes and export to Google Classroom in seconds. Build exams, release them digitally, and review cohort performance instantly. Guide students with scaffolded prompts, hints, and mastery-based progression. Give leaders visibility into adoption, workload saved, and student growth. One platform powers planning, delivery, and practice—built with the realities of Australian classrooms in mind.…from edease.com.au

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