Brisk Teaching pricing, features, company info, and alternatives

Works inside classroom tools teachers already use, including Google Docs, Google Slides, Google Forms, YouTube, PDFs, and Microsoft Word or PowerPoint files.

Creates lesson plans, quizzes, presentations, rubrics, newsletters, podcasts, and interventions from existing materials.

Supports feedback, writing inspection, reading-level changes, translation, and teacher-controlled student activities.

Splits the product into Brisk Extension, Brisk Boost, and Brisk Next for in-workflow support, student activities, and planning.

Teachers who want AI embedded in the tools they already use instead of a separate app.

Schools and districts that want a classroom AI platform with student-facing controls and privacy safeguards.

Educators who need lesson planning, feedback, differentiation, and resource creation in one place.

CEO

Arman Jaffer

Founders

Arman Jaffer

Web

Chrome extension

Microsoft Edge extension

Brisk says it does not use student or teacher data to train or fine-tune AI models.

The privacy center says Brisk does not sell or share personal data, does not store student work after a task is completed, and only activates when a teacher chooses to use it.

The FAQ says Brisk stores user inputs and Brisk-generated outputs, but not the underlying student work it processes.

The privacy center says Brisk encrypts data in transit and at rest and logs teachers out after 30 days of inactivity.

FERPA

COPPA

GDPR

SOC 2

Student Data Privacy Pledge

National Data Privacy Agreement

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