Some thoughts from a former schoolteacher. 1. Teachers have exactly no time for evaluating this sort of thing. Your landing page is cluttered with aspirational

Some thoughts from a former schoolteacher. 1. Teachers have exactly no time for evaluating this sort of thing. Your landing page is cluttered with aspirational bullshit about how amazing it is. Get rid of that and tell me exactly what it does. Also it made my laptop fans spin up and it stuttered on scrolling, which is not good. 2. You use the word school, but this word has different meanings. In America, it means any educational institution. In the English-speaking world, school refers specifically to an institution that teaches children, whereas university and college are used for institutions that teach adults. Institutions that teach children have vastly different administrative needs to those that teach adults; it is crucial that you disambiguate which type of institution you are targeting. 3. Your roadmap indicates 'Financial Aid Automation'. Which financial aid systems do you support? 4. Lesson Analytics. Review detailed analytics for lessons, including metrics such as student engagement, completion rates, and performance trends. Is this platform specifically for online learning? You haven't stated this anywhere. 5. Educational institutions already have sophisticated Student Management Systems. Do you integrate with these? If so, which ones? Or do teachers have to manually add students to their courses? 6. I can't see anything here that hasn't been available for more than a decade in several well-regarded competitors. What's your unique selling point?