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Scaffold extracts your syllabus, units, assignments, and rubrics then builds a structured course draft so you can review, refine, and publish with confidence.
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Questions? We have answers
For the MVP, Scaffold accepts PDFs, DOCX files, XLSX/CSV spreadsheets, rubrics, assignment sheets, schedules, and Google Doc or Drive links. The first hosted upload is kept under 4 MB while we harden parsing and storage.
No. You can upload materials, generate a draft, and review the structure before connecting Canvas. Canvas is only needed when you want live course checks or an export preview.
Scaffold keeps teacher control at the center: drafts are tied to your account, exports require confirmation, and the assistant avoids showing individual student names. We are still pre-launch, so schools should treat this as an early-access workflow while security review continues.
Yes. You can try the Biology 102 demo without an account, or create a free account to test the upload, review, saved work, and Canvas export flow with your own materials.