TapTapTeach

A teacher at the front of a room needs a student picker, a group maker, or a timer in the next ten seconds, on the phone already in their hand. What exists is built for a laptop and a projector, asks for a login, carries ads, or costs $40 a year through an app store. The writing about mobile, remote, and AI in the classroom that reaches them is mostly written by people who were not in the room for the last two waves, so it repeats the same promises.

1. 1IncubatorVotes and comments shape it
2. 2ActiveBeing built in the factory
3. 3ShippedIn the catalog, kept up to date