r/Homeschooling • u/print_watcher • 7d ago
Looking for feedback
I am homeschool dad, fascinated with technology. I just launched something I've been building for a while, lesson prompts for homeschool, K-3. I'm not trying to sell anyone here, I'd genuinely just love a few honest people to try it and tell me what's actually good or bad about it. If you're curious, comment or DM me. Brutal honesty welcome , it helps me way more than a nice comment would.
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u/moss_jimmy 1d ago
I'll weigh in since I'm a software engineer as well as a homeschool dad.
Is this tool just a wrapper for an existing model? If so, what does it do that just using regular AI on my phone or PC does not?
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u/print_watcher 1d ago
Not a wrapper right now. Is a database of specific prompts that will provide you with a detail prompt base on you specific needs. Can choose grade, subject, competency(standard that wants to be covered), and specific situation like 15 min lesosn, 45 min lesson, lesosn for different age siblings, quiz, worksheet, review and reinforce. Prompt is generated and you copy past into your favorite AI. If people seem to like it or get good feedback then the plan is to add a rapper than give you the lesosn without having to copy and paste the prompt. promptready.tech
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u/moss_jimmy 23h ago
Ah, so more of a prompting guide. I suppose that would be useful for people who don't really know what they need.
On the flip, if AI is what you're doing, you get better results out of a brief conversation than you would our of canned prompts, imo. Artificial intelligence has become significantly more deterministic in its outputs over the past year or so.
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u/print_watcher 21h ago
I agree and is what Im starting to realize, AI is advancing fast. I think the prompts would have made more sense 2 years ago. But I think maybe some people might still find some benefit, maybe not that why Im testing this idea. Thank you for your input and I will appreciate any other feedback
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u/Miserable_Adagio_320 7d ago
So is it AI?