A shared plan.
Individual progress.

Assign work to the group and see each member’s results. Adjust an individual student’s plan when they need more practice.

  • Group path
  • Individual progress
  • Homework for everyone
  • You see who is behind
A shared exam preparation path for a group in Lenitera

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From chat chaos to a group you can actually see

  • Sound familiar?

    A typical picture without a platform:

    • Several students in the group, and it is hard to remember who skipped the assignment
    • The shared program lives in a chat and catch-up tasks in direct messages
    • You discover missing work only after the group lesson has started
    • A separate spreadsheet for every evening group
  • With Lenitera

    How groups solve it:

    • A summary of who has not opened and not submitted
    • One path for everyone instead of chat threads
    • Statuses before the lesson, not a surprise at the mock
    • Individual progress without spreadsheets

How groups work

  1. Create the group and assign a path

    Keep members, the schedule, and a shared program together for the whole group.

  2. Assign steps to everyone at once

    Homework, a quiz or a material — in one action. Everyone submits in their own dashboard.

  3. See who is behind

    A heatmap shows missing submissions and difficult checkpoints, so you can add support where it is needed.

From creating a group to catching who falls behind

A shared path for the group

One program for everyone, with no need to copy steps by hand.

  • One course structure for the whole group
  • Launching is as fast as for one-to-one
  • Edits do not have to be repeated per student
A shared exam prep path for a group

Individual progress for every member

The plan is shared, but each student keeps an individual status. See who submitted and who needs support.

  • A separate picture for each student
  • Who has not opened or not submitted
  • No per-member spreadsheets
Heatmap of group progress

Targeted adaptation inside the group

If several students need more practice, add an activity for them while keeping the rest of the group’s program.

  • Extra steps only for those who need them
  • The shared group plan stays intact
  • No mess in materials and chats
Group path settings

How groups work

From creating a group to catching who falls behind — without copying tasks or juggling a dozen chats.

Create the group and assign a path

Members, the schedule, and a shared program stay together for the whole group.

Create the group and assign a path

Assign steps to everyone at once

Homework or a quiz — in one action. Everyone submits in their dashboard through a magic link.

Assign steps to everyone at once

See who is behind

A heatmap: who has not opened, not submitted or failed the mock. Catch-up steps where they are needed.

See who is behind

What it works with

Programs, schedules, assignments, and results for the group and each member

  • The path

    What the group gains:

    • One shared program for everyone — no copy-paste
    • Change a topic once and it applies to the whole group
    • A new member joins the same plan
  • Progress

    How it differs from a chat:

    • Every status is visible before the online lesson
    • See who has yet to submit an assignment
    • Review activities for selected students
  • Lessons

    What a group slot gains:

    • One slot instead of eight separate cards
    • Materials for every member
    • A shared agenda, a personal pace
  • The dashboard

    What submitting gains:

    • Each member submits work in their own portal
    • A magic link: no separate login for the student
    • Parents see the homework and stop asking what was assigned

More for your teaching

  • Homework and tests

    Homework and tests

    Written work, problem sets, quizzes, and practice tests in the same learning plan

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  • Student portal

    Student portal

    Homework, tests, and materials through one dashboard — no more "where is the link?"

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  • Progress and adaptation

    Progress and adaptation

    See what is done and what needs review before the next lesson

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Frequently asked questions

  • Yes. Shared steps for everyone, plus extra ones for whoever needs them.

Launch your first group without spreadsheets and scattered chat threads

Assign a shared path, send the steps to the whole group and see straight away who is behind.

A shared plan. Individual progress. — Lenitera