Your school's own textbooks

Make them under your name, print them and sell them to your families.

Page 1 of the unit “Las plantas”Page 2 of the unit “Los estados de la materia”

What they look like inside

Pages from two sample units, exactly as they go to the printer.

  • Page 2 of the unit “Las plantas”
    Las plantasContent pageNatural Science, Year 2 of primary
  • Page 1 of the unit “Los estados de la materia”
    Los estados de la materiaUnit openerPhysics and Chemistry, Year 2 of secondary
  • Page 3 of the unit “Las plantas”
    Las plantasContent pageNatural Science, Year 2 of primary
  • Page 3 of the unit “Los estados de la materia”
    Los estados de la materiaContent pagePhysics and Chemistry, Year 2 of secondary
  • Page 4 of the unit “Las plantas”
    Las plantasReview pageNatural Science, Year 2 of primary
  • Page 4 of the unit “Los estados de la materia”
    Los estados de la materiaReview pagePhysics and Chemistry, Year 2 of secondary
  • Page 2 of the unit “Los estados de la materia”
    Los estados de la materiaContent pagePhysics and Chemistry, Year 2 of secondary
  • Page 1 of the unit “Las plantas”
    Las plantasUnit openerNatural Science, Year 2 of primary

From syllabus to printed book

  1. Choose the book

    Region, stage, year and subject. Or your own syllabus if you run an academy.

  2. Review it

    AI agents write, illustrate and lay it out. Nothing is published until someone at your school approves it.

  3. Make it yours and print it

    Your logo, your photos and your activities. You download the print-ready PDF.

More than8,000

students already study with our books.

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The book is yours, and so is the income

Your school stops buying books from a publisher and starts selling its own.

  • You are the publisher

    The book carries your name and your brand, and your school is listed as its publisher.

  • You set the price

    You sell each book to your families at the price you decide.

  • You print what you need

    Each year you order the copies you need, from the printer you prefer.

Questions

Does it follow the official curriculum?
Yes. In curriculum mode, every piece of content is linked to the regulation of your region.
Does it work for an academy?
Yes. In free mode you set the syllabus and the level: tutoring, languages or your own courses.
Who reviews the content?
Your team. No book is exported without the approval of someone at the school.
How do students and families get in?
With a link or a code from the school, with no individual accounts for minors.

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