Ciiircle › A free learning platform for a teacher — ready, with no code

A free learning platform for a teacher — ready, with no code

If you teach — privately, at a centre, or on an intensive course — and need a platform for your students, you do not have to build one or pay for it. In Ciiircle you make a circle, share its link in your students' group chat, and everyone joins in one tap from their phone. Inside the circle is everything you need: tasks, hand-ins and grades, quizzes that grade themselves, files, attendance, announcements, chat, and Neo — an AI assistant that has read your circle.

What you can do from day one

• A task with a deadline and points; students hand in a file or a link, and you return a grade with written feedback, or ask for a revision.
• An online quiz with six question types; all but essays grade themselves.
• A file library: PDF, Word, PowerPoint, images, video and audio, with comments.
• A register per session: present, absent or excused — and each student sees their own.
• Announcements you can pin, with a poll when you want their view on a time.
• A chat for the circle, where an @mention notifies the person.
• A calendar of sessions and deadlines, where you can put a Zoom or Meet link.

Every group gets a circle inside yours

With several groups — a Saturday group and a Tuesday group, say — you make one circle in your name and a circle inside it for each group. Everyone in your circle sees all the groups and joins the one that is theirs, in one tap or by a request you approve. The idea is close to WhatsApp Communities, except that each group holds its own tasks, grades and attendance.

Neo saves you time

Neo is an AI assistant inside the circle. Ask it to read a file you uploaded and draft a quiz from it — the draft is only created when you press confirm, and it opens in the quiz builder for you to review before you publish. Ask it “who hasn't handed in yet?” or “how is attendance?” and it answers from the circle itself, with your permissions.

What does the student leave with?

Every piece of real work a student does — a task handed in, handed in early, a quiz, a session attended, a file shared, and a missed deadline too — is written into their Academic Passport: a record in which no entry is ever edited or deleted, and which the student decides whether to share.

Start in three steps

1. Make an account, and a circle in your name or your group's.
2. Share the circle's link in your students' group chat — anyone with it joins, or sends a request you approve.
3. Post your first task or quiz, and see hand-ins and grades in one place.

What it does not do (so you know)

• No payments or subscriptions inside Ciiircle.
• No video calls or live streaming — you put the meeting link on the event.
• No app to install; it runs in the browser on a phone or a computer.
• No domain of your own; your circle lives on ciiircle.com under its name.
• Notifications are in the site only; there are no email notifications yet.

Frequently asked questions

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