
Now in early access
Learning Management Systems, built for the AI era.
Real questions deserve real answers.

Now in early access
Real questions deserve real answers.
Why short answer
Every new question in LMSystems starts as a short answer, because students show what they know best when they explain it. The classic formats are still one click away when you want them.
Life never hands you four options. Students explain their thinking, and there can be more than one right answer.
A letter is easy to pass along. An explanation in a student's own words is not.
AI reads what a student means, not just whether the words match an answer key.
How it works
Write a quiz once, share one link, and every answer comes back scored and explained.
For a short answer, describe what a strong answer includes. For multiple choice or a blank, just mark the right answer.
Students sign in and answer on any device.
Every answer gets a score and feedback you can review. Choice and blank questions are scored the moment they are submitted.
The platform
LMSystems is short for Learning Management Systems. We're building one platform of tools for teachers in the AI era: quizzes, grading and teaching materials in one place, with AI doing the busywork. It fits whether you teach second grade, run a university course, tutor or train a team.
Describe a topic or drop in your notes, and the assistant drafts questions, answers and a grading rubric for you to edit.
Our default and our focus. Students explain in their own words, and AI scores the idea behind each answer with feedback.
Mix in multiple choice, multi-select and fill in the blank whenever a quick check fits. They are scored instantly from your answer key.
Ask for a short narrated explainer and attach it to any question, so help is right where students need it.
See every response, score and piece of feedback in one place, per quiz and per student.
Start from a quiz another instructor shared, or share your own with the community.
Grading
Two students can phrase a right answer differently and both get credit. A confident answer built on the wrong idea still gets caught.
Student A"We see different lit parts as the moon moves around us."
90StrongStudent B"Earth's shadow covers part of the moon each night."
38Review✦Student B is describing an eclipse, not phases. Keyword matching would miss that.
Our story
Sean Sullivan graduated from the University of Florida as school moved online and students started learning on their own with AI. LMSystems is where we're building learning management tools for the AI era, and testing what education software can really do for teachers and students.
Read our story →Pricing
Every new account gets 14 days of the Teacher plan, free. After that, the Free plan keeps 500 AI-graded answers a month, and multiple choice and fill in the blank are always free.
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