BoardPlanner turns the display at the front of your room into a live daily board — today's agenda, the Do Now, and a big period timer synced to your school's real bell schedule. Plan the week from your couch; walk into a room that's already ready.
Coming soon — currently in classroom pilot. There are no student logins; students just see the board.
Districts call it a Common Board Configuration — the agenda, objective, and daily routine posted where students can see them. BoardPlanner keeps it posted, current, and moving.
Big, readable cards that auto-scale to fill the screen — a short Do Now displays huge, a long agenda shrinks to fit.
A countdown dial synced to your school's actual bell schedule — block rotations, odd/even days, early-release days and all.
Rotating class rules, a quote of the day, school flyers from a slide deck, and a scrolling ticker along the bottom.
In the last minutes of class the board flips to your wrap-up routine on its own — save work, reset stations, push in chairs.
BoardPlanner started as one teacher's board to gain back those few precious minutes in between classes. Focus on prepping your room or getting that prized bathroom break — not changing your board. It treats your projector like what it is: the most-read display in the building.
BoardPlanner displays what a teacher writes for the room. That's the whole design.
Students never log in, sign up, or get tracked. They just read the board.
The system stores class names, bell times, and teacher-written board text. Nothing about any student, ever.
The board keeps running through network hiccups — the classroom never goes dark.
No installs, no extensions, no agents on district machines. A browser and a URL.
BoardPlanner is in pilot and opening to more teachers soon. Leave your email and we'll send your invite the moment your board is ready — one email, no spam, ever.