Build a deck. Roster a class. Watch them play.

Open the studio and pick a starting point. A blank deck if you have a clear idea, an example deck to fork, or paste a 2-column list (vocab, spelling, Quizlet exports) and get a playable deck in seconds.

Auto-detects tabs, commas, and pipes. Pick the tile type — flashcard, multi-choice, fill-the-blank — and you're dropped straight into the studio to polish.

Twenty-two tile types live in the palette — multi-choice, flip, drag-and-drop, matching pairs, categorize zones, audio, TTS, spinner, timer, and more. Drag any one onto your canvas and it drops in at the cursor, ready to edit.

Tiles snap into a clean grid. Reorder by dragging. Duplicate with a click. Mix freely — a single lesson can hold every type at once.

Click any tile to open it. Type the prompt. Drop in an image from your computer or paste a URL — it uploads to R2 in the background.

Audio attaches via upload, and a TTS Button tile reads any text aloud through the browser. Every change auto-saves the second you make it.

Create a class, get a six-character join code, share it with the room. Students go to /join/<code>, type a nickname, and they're in. No email, no parental-consent paperwork — COPPA-safe by design.

Skip this step if you're sharing publicly. Use it when you want plays to attribute back to specific students for the reports later.

When the lesson's ready, hit publish. LearnTiles hands back a share link with a six-character PIN and a QR code. Set an expiry, cap max plays, toggle shuffle and show-score per share.

Drop the link anywhere — Google Classroom, Canvas, Teams, email, or the smart board. The lesson plays the moment students open it.

Students tap the link on a phone, Chromebook, iPad, or laptop. The lesson loads in the browser — no app store, no signup wall, no friction.

Tiles are touch-friendly by default. Drag-and-drop, sort, and matching pairs all work on a Chromebook touchscreen. It just plays.

Open the deck's Live page and every active session shows up — progress bar, score, where they are right now. Polled every few seconds while the tab is visible, paused when you switch away.

See who finished, who's stuck, who's flying. Spot misconceptions before students log off — and reteach on the spot.

After the bell, the deck's Reports page aggregates every play. Per-student rows sorted by plays / average / best / last seen. Per-tile cards ordered worst-first so the questions tripping people up surface to the top.

Filter by class roster, by individual, or by date — last 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, or all time. Click a student to see their full history in a slide-over.