Glyph

Build interactive math without code, and see what students actually understand.

Teachers create and remix interactive cards, assign them with a class code, and get mastery evidence outcome by outcome. Students just open the math and start working.

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Three spaces, one platform

Everything is a card: an interactive, a quiz, a challenge, or a whole lesson module. The three spaces are where cards get found, made, and taught.

Browse published interactives, quizzes, and lesson modules from Glyph and from other teachers. Fork anything into your own collection and make it yours.

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Build lessons, quizzes, and modules

Describe the math you want students to touch. AI drafts the interactive at authoring time, you refine it, and students always get the same deterministic experience.

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Assign and see progress

Hand students a class code, assign cards or whole modules, and watch mastery build outcome by outcome instead of guessing from a single score.

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How it works for teachers

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Create or remix a card

Start from a blank card or fork one from the library. Attach the standards it teaches, so evidence has somewhere to land.

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Assign it to your class code

Students join with the code and a display name. No accounts to provision, no roster upload, no waiting on IT.

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See mastery by outcome

Every attempt rolls up into per-standard mastery, so you know who has it, who is close, and who needs another pass.

Browse the math

Every concept below is open to explore right now, no account needed.

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Browse by Strand

All concepts

Factoring Trinomials

Rewrite a quadratic as a product of two binomials.

Measures the rate of change between two variables.

Solving Linear Equations

Isolate the variable using inverse operations, one step at a time.

Solving Two-Step Equations

Undo addition or subtraction, then multiplication or division, to isolate the variable.

Linear functions

Nonlinear functions

Patterns and sequences

The average of a data set: add the values, then divide by how many there are.

Function Notation

Read and evaluate functions written in f(x) form.

Volume of a Cone

Find the space inside a cone with V = (1/3)·π·r²·h.

Area & measurement

Factors & primes

Integers & negative numbers

Multiplication & place value

Order of operations

Percent & proportion

Sets and Venn diagrams

The middle value of an ordered data set.

Bias in sampling

Choosing a display

Data representation

Populations and samples

Sampling methods

Statistical questions

Activities created by teachers in the Activity Studio.

Private by default

Students: a code, not an account

Students join with a class code and a display name. No email, no password, no personal data collected to start working.

Parents: a family code

Parents connect to their own child with a family code, and see that child's progress. Nobody else's.

AI helps teachers, by design

AI assists at authoring time. Student work runs deterministically, and AI never grades a student unless the teacher opts in.