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Shipped: education tools for teachers

Just added seven education tools to letsflw — exam generator, quiz generator, an exam checker that marks objective questions in code and leaves written answers as an editable suggestion rather than a final grade, lesson plans, study guides, literature reviews, and a personal statement generator.

The angle I care about most is the exam checker. Most "AI grading" tools I looked at present a score as if it's settled. Mine doesn't — multiple choice gets marked exactly, no ambiguity, but anything open-ended is a suggestion you review and can override before it counts. Felt like the only honest way to do it.

If you're building something education-adjacent, or you've dealt with the "AI grading" trust problem yourself, genuinely curious how you handled it.

Link if you want to look: https://letsflw.com/education?utm_source=indiehackers&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=edu_launch

on August 4, 2026
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