EduBuddy is an AI teaching assistant built by a South African Foundation Phase teacher. Tell it what you’re teaching, and it generates CAPS-aligned weekly plans, daily lesson cards, activities and assessments — and helps you write report and parent comments too.

It’s Sunday night. The children are in bed, and you’re still at the kitchen table — planning grids, activities, assessments, the HOD’s filing format.
You became a teacher to teach, not to do paperwork until 10pm.
EduBuddy gives that time back.
Choose your grade, subject and CAPS topic.
A complete, CAPS-aligned weekly grid and daily lesson cards, built on real Foundation Phase teaching.
Adjust anything for your own classroom, file it, and walk in ready.
EduBuddy produces your weekly planning grid in the exact format your HOD expects — pre-filled with everything CAPS prescribes, so you only adjust for your own class. Filing becomes a five-minute job.
Plain-language, step-by-step cards showing what to say and do, lesson by lesson. Clear enough that even a new or stand-in teacher can pick one up and deliver a strong lesson.
CAPS-aligned and classroom-ready, in a fraction of the usual time.
A built-in comment library helps you write end-of-term report comments and parent feedback in minutes instead of evenings — personalised per child, in the right tone, and CAPS-appropriate.
Ask a general AI tool for a lesson plan and you’ll get something generic that doesn’t know CAPS, doesn’t match your HOD’s format, and doesn’t understand a South African Foundation Phase classroom. EduBuddy was built by a qualified SA teacher, on real planning documents, for exactly this.
It speaks CAPS natively.
EduBuddy launches focused on planning and reporting, because that’s where teachers are drowning. Coming next: student portfolios, class management, a resource library, and progress insights — so over time EduBuddy supports the whole teaching week.
A living record of each child's work and progress.
Day-to-day classroom organisation, made lighter.
Clear insights into where learners are — and what's next.
A growing bank of ready-to-use, CAPS-aligned resources.