This AI Tool Can Optimize Learning—Just Ask The 700k Educators Who Already Use It

A virtual Swiss Army knife for teachers, Arman Jaffer’s education tool uses AI to generate lesson plans, help with report cards and create pop quizzes. His free product (a premium version is available from $10 per month) launched in 2023 and is already used by 700,000 educators worldwide. The promise? Less time in front of the computer and more face-to-face time with students. “Something that would normally have taken you maybe 20 minutes could be done in two minutes,” he says. To maximize Brisk’s flexibility, he created the software as a Chrome extension that works with a broad range of preexisting educational programs and plays well with Google’s suite of products. The San Francisco–based startup has raised $6.9 million from investors including Owl Ventures, South Park Commons and Springbank.

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