The never-ending list
Who needs a follow-up. Who had a breakthrough. Who has gone quiet.
greta.
Less second shift.
Say it once after class.
Use it all year long.
Say it after lunch, between classes, or right after a moment you don’t want to lose. Greta keeps the kid context you carry alone — then turns one memo into a parent email, a sub note, and a Year Vault entry you review first.
Records only when you press the buttonPrivate teacher notesDrafts only, teacher reviewsBuilt for teacher judgment
Try it
Try it yourself
Just talk. Greta listens.
Pick a kid and ask what you’d actually ask after a long day. Greta answers from that child’s memory — then turns one memo into the follow-up, family update, or conference note.
Timeline note
Parent email
Family update line
Year Vault seed
MJ
Marcus Johnson
follow-up
“Marcus helped Tyler with fractions today. That felt worth remembering.”
Teacher-pressed voice memo · saved by kid
What’s going on with Marcus this week?
g
The work no one sees
Now it has somewhere to go.
Greta gives your observations a place to live before they become another thing to remember. When you need the words, the thread is already there.
The evening shift
Emails, sub notes, newsletters, and conference prep after the room is empty.
Every moment
The help offered. The de-escalation that worked. The sentence worth saving.
The core loop
The easiest note is the one you say.
Say the thing while it is still fresh. Greta keeps the context, so the next task starts from what already happened instead of a blank page.
01
Say it while it’s fresh
After lunch, after dismissal, before the detail gets buried.
02
Greta keeps the thread
Notes land on the right kid, with the context you’ll need later.
03
Start from what happened
Emails, sub notes, conferences, and year-end records begin with moments you already captured.
What Greta gives back
A private memory for every kid.
Classroom memory shouldn’t belong only to the loudest moments or the most urgent kids. Greta keeps the quiet things close — so these six kinds of writing each start from a moment you already caught, not a blank page.
Parent emails that don’t start from scratch
Quiet kids brought gently back into view
Monday notes that sound like you wrote them
A sub binder built from the week you actually had
Conference sheets that hold every moment that mattered
Year-end records built as the year unfolds
Privacy commitments
Built like a teacher’s private notebook.
Greta is built for teacher-held notes and draft communication. Schools set their own student-data policies, so the defaults stay conservative: private capture, review before anything leaves, and clear export or deletion.
Recording is a button
Greta only listens when you press record.
Drafts stay drafts
Nothing leaves before you review it.
Your rules still matter
Use Greta the way you use any private teacher tool: follow your school’s student-data policies.
Student context stays private
No ads, no selling, and no model training on your notes.
Export and hard delete
Take your record with you, or remove it when you need to.
Pricing
A school-year subscription you control.
No free tier, no discounts — Greta earns its place every morning, or you cancel.
Early teachers start with a 60-day white-glove trial. After that, the school-year plan renews each year unless you cancel. Cancel any time during your subscription and export your notes before you leave.
School year
$229
renews each school year · cancel anytime
Monthly
$25
renews monthly · paused June and July
Founding teachers get manual onboarding, lifetime feature priority, and a name in the credits when Greta reaches a thousand classrooms.
Early access
Start with one real kid.
Join the waitlist for a personal onboarding slot. Greta starts with one real kid, one useful memory, and no roster import required.
No spam Teachers prioritized
Built with a K–5 teacher who uses Greta every day.