Do pupils need accounts?
No. Pupils can begin without a name, login, email or classroom code.
For teachers
Use Write Now in class without student accounts
Give pupils short, calm reading and spelling practice directly in the browser. Choose a stage, let pupils work independently, and use the stage overview to see what is ready to practise next.
- Free
- No student login
- No ads
- Works on school devices
Select a suitable stage, then let the pupil start with a calm first exercise.
Why teachers use it
Write Now is made for quick, low-friction practice when pupils need repetition, confidence and a clear next step.
No setup
Open a stage and begin. No names, passwords or classroom codes.
Extra support
Useful for early readers, struggling spellers and dyslexia-friendly practice.
Calm correction
When a pupil needs help, the keyboard shows fewer choices.
Visible progress
The stage overview makes local progress easy to spot on each device.
A simple classroom flow
Use Write Now for short practice sessions, small-group practice, extra support or a quiet literacy task while you help other pupils.
1
Choose a stage
Start a little easier than the pupil's limit. Confidence matters first.
2
Let the pupil practise
Sound, image and keyboard support help the pupil find each next letter.
3
Check the overview
Use the stage page to see which stages are complete or ready for more practice.
Good moments to use Write Now
- Morning practice
- Small-group practice
- Extra spelling support
- Dyslexia-friendly repetition
- Home-school practice suggestion
Classroom and privacy
Write Now is designed to reduce administration. Pupils can practise without creating profiles, and progress stays in the browser on the device being used.
Reset a shared device- No student names
- No email addresses
- No classroom codes
- No advertisements
Questions teachers ask first
Can it be used on school tablets?
Yes. Write Now runs in the browser and can also be installed as a web app.
Can I reset a shared device?
Yes. The reset function is at the bottom of the stage overview.
Does it diagnose dyslexia?
No. It is practice support, not a diagnostic test.
Ready to try it with a pupil?
Open the stages and choose a level that feels easy enough for a calm start.
Open stages