Comparisons posts

Choosing an AI teaching platform is hard when every product page promises everything. Teachmate AI, MagicSchool AI, Diffit, Eduaide and Swift Teach all generate teaching resources, but they differ in the ways that decide whether a tool survives past its first fortnight in a real school: curriculum and exam-board alignment, subject-specific depth, how much control the teacher keeps over outputs, rollout for departments and whole schools with single sign-on, and what the price actually buys.

The comparisons in this collection judge those differences one platform at a time, from the perspective of a serving teacher rather than a marketing team, and each one names what the other platform genuinely does well; a comparison you cannot trust to be fair is not worth your reading time. Start with the platform your school is already considering, and check the pricing and alignment tables against your own context: subject, key stage and exam board.