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LessonBunny — an AI maths platform, not a website with a chatbot bolted on

A product rather than a brochure. It generates practice problems and printable worksheets for K-12 maths, tracks how a student is doing, and gives teachers and parents something they can actually act on.

Visit the live site ↗A live product with real users.
  • K-12practice generated per topic and grade
  • Printableworksheets, because a screen is not always the answer
  • Trackedprogress a parent or teacher can read at a glance
  • Free tierstudents can start without an account or a card
LessonBunny — the live site
The live site, captured today. Practice online or on paper, with worksheets a teacher can print and hand out.

What was built

A product with a content pipeline behind it.

Generated practice, not a fixed bank

Problems are produced per topic and level, so a student who needs twenty more of one kind gets twenty more — the limit is not how many someone typed in.

Worksheets that print

The output is designed for paper as well as screen. A lot of maths practice still happens at a kitchen table with a pencil.

Progress worth reading

Tracking aimed at the adult in the room: what is landing, what is not, and what to do about it — not a streak counter.

A publishing engine underneath

The blog is fed by the same content pipeline that runs our own sites, so the product markets itself without anyone writing posts by hand.

Why it matters for you

Most small-business sites need a fraction of this and get less.

LessonBunny is a full product: accounts, generated content, tracking and a publishing pipeline. The platform underneath it is the one your trades site runs on. Hours that update themselves and a form that reaches you are the easy end of the same machine.