Thanks everyone for checking this out!

One thing I’m planning next is a richer end-of-lesson reporting system for teachers. Right now, fireClass does real-time snapshot analysis and open-ended polling during the lesson — but I want to add a final, detailed synthesis report that combines all student responses (open-ended, multiple choice, yes/no) to help teachers plan the next lesson.

The goal is to show learning progress, common misunderstandings, and even “Aha!” moments that the AI detects during live interaction.

If you have ideas for what kind of insights teachers would find most helpful in a post-lesson report, I’d love to hear them!

(Creator here) - Just wanted to add some context on the motivation.

I teach an after-school program for gifted kids and started building educational games to keep them engaged. While building them, I kept hitting the same architectural problem: how do you build a communication and scaffolding layer on top of a self-contained web app without modifying the app itself?

I needed a way to poll students, send them private messages, and get feedback while they were in the middle of a game. Building this functionality into each game individually felt repetitive and inefficient.

I realized the solution wasn't to build better games, but to build a generic "classroom wrapper" that could be applied to any game or web content. That's what fireClass is – a reusable infrastructure to solve that recurring problem.

What good timing to have written such inspiring and innovative content and process for us teachers. Thank you.