TeachBook is a digital gradebook and planner for iPad and iPhone that supports French and US grading systems.
The App DNA
What makes this app unique?
Teachers use TeachBook to remove the physical friction of paper-based gradebooks and handwritten planners while maintaining data persistence across devices.
For Teachers requiring a digital replacement for paper gradebooks and planners on iPad and iPhone.
What does it look like?
Key features
Supports French and US grading systems with color-coded mastery levels.
Weekly planner interface allowing handwritten annotations.
Drag and drop interface for classroom layout management.
How much does it cost?
Subscription model anchors at 9.99 EUR/year, gating all core productivity features behind a recurring payment.
Velocity
Active developmentperformanceUX improvementsShow more...
TeachBook: Teacher Gradebook is currently in an active development phase, shipping two releases within the last 16 days. The latest version focuses on technical refinements, specifically enhancing the transparency of iCloud sync processes and error diagnostics. This follows a pattern of iterative updates aimed at stabilizing data management. The development trend is stable, with the publisher prioritizing infrastructure and reliability over new feature sets.
Who built it?
KEVIN BLAYASSI
2 apps tracked · Productivity
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What do users think recently?
How are ratings & reviews evolving?
Not enough recent reviews to extract reliable themes yet.
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Competitive landscape for TeachBook: Teacher Gradebook
How's the Productivity market?
TeachBook occupies the niche productivity space for educators, leveraging bilingual support to differentiate from US-centric gradebook tools.
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Key takeaways for TeachBook: Teacher Gradebook
Where is it heading?
The classroom productivity market is shifting toward integrated digital-first workflows. TeachBook's focus on bilingual support and handwriting integration positions it to capture segments underserved by US-centric tools.
- The active 16-day release cadence demonstrates a commitment to stability and feature refinement, which builds trust with professional users.
The SWOT
- Apple Pencil integration enables natural digital transition
- Bilingual support targets French and US markets
- Localized marketing in French-speaking regions
Next best moves
A/B test a freemium tier because the subscription-only model limits top-of-funnel conversion → increase user acquisition
The counter-intuitive read
The subscription-only model is an advantage, not a weakness…
Read the full takeBottom line
TeachBook's reliance on a subscription-only model requires immediate proof of value to justify the cost, so prioritizing a seamless onboarding flow will unlock the conversion needed to sustain the current development cadence.
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Is TeachBook suitable for teachers outside the US?
Can I use TeachBook without a subscription?
What alternatives should I consider for digital grading?
Sources
- [1] App Store, source
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