For teachers at every education level
Teachers: take back your time for teaching
On average, teachers spend 6–8 hours every week just writing questions, test blueprints, and assessment paperwork. AiLatih cuts that down to minutes — without sacrificing question quality.
Field conditions
Four problems you know far too well
Without the right tools, all four repeat every week — and not for lack of effort.
01
Writing questions from scratch for every quiz
Every daily quiz, midterm, and end-of-term assessment starts from a blank document — week after week, year after year.
02
Paperwork piling up at the end of the semester
Test blueprints, rubrics, teaching modules, and item analyses get thrown together in a rush right before supervision.
03
Old questions scattered across too many files
Last year's good questions are saved who-knows-where — and when you need them, rewriting is faster than searching.
04
Result analysis that stops at the numbers
You have the class average, but which student is lost on which competency is never clear.
The AiLatih approach
One workspace, your working rhythm
AiLatih was designed with teachers who are actively in the classroom, not in a meeting room. Its flow follows your weekly work rhythm: prepare an assessment, run it, then follow up on the results. The question generator, admin assistant, question bank, quizzes, and analytics are all connected in one workspace — so work that used to repeat becomes a compounding investment.
From the field
What changes after weeks of use
6–8 hours
per week spent writing questions (before)
±45 min
total prep time with AiLatih
2,100+
questions created per year by an active teacher
“I used to open a blank Word document for every quiz. Now the test blueprint and 20 questions are done before first period starts — and I still have time to review them one by one over coffee.”
Rani Puspitasari Mathematics Teacher · SMPN 12 Bandung Q&A
Questions we often hear from Teachers
I am a non-permanent teacher with classes at two schools — does that work?
Yes. One account can manage multiple classes and multiple schools at once. Your personal question bank works across classes, so questions built for school A can be reassembled for school B without repeating the work.
Is it a good fit for guidance counselors or Islamic religious education (PAI) teachers?
It is. PAI teachers use the generator heavily for memorization and comprehension questions, while guidance counselors lean on the assistant to build non-test instruments such as interest questionnaires and motivation scales.
How do I start without changing my habits?
Start with one small thing: this week's formative quiz. No migration needed — as you keep using it, your question bank and analytics build themselves.
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