Diffit

Diffit turns a topic, standard or attached document into differentiated classroom materials: leveled readings, question sets, lesson kits, slides, vocabulary practice, study guides and quizzes. Strongest for teachers who need the same content at several reading levels.

Diffit is a web tool for teachers that turns a topic, a standard or an attached document into ready-to-teach instructional material. You tell it what you are teaching, or attach source content, and it adapts, aligns and generates the supporting resources. The output is aimed squarely at the classroom: reading passages, question sets, lesson kits, slides, vocabulary work and exit tickets rather than generic AI text. The example library on the homepage shows the range. Teachers can request an SOL-aligned lesson kit with a mini lesson, guided notes, practice and an exit ticket, or a document-based question built around primary sources. Social studies work appears as Virginia Studies readings with map activities covering regions and Jamestown, or a Chesapeake Bay watershed investigation with data and a CER conclusion. Literacy gets structured phonics lessons with decodable text, while math arrives as practice sets with worked solutions. Differentiation is the core idea. The same reading can be adapted for English learners with a glossary and sentence starters, and practice can be tiered at three difficulty levels with an answer key. Teachers also use it for the smaller pieces of a week: a vocabulary activity with context clues, a run of warm-ups that spiral in SOL-style review, a study guide before a unit test, or a quiz-show style review game. Assessment formats include SOL-style practice tests with multiple-choice and technology-enhanced items, plus short-response questions and quick exit tickets. It fits alongside general chatbots and worksheet marketplaces by staying inside the lesson-planning workflow: one prompt leads to a coherent set of materials rather than a single block of text. The homepage examples are heavily oriented toward Virginia standards, so teachers elsewhere should expect to supply their own curriculum framing. Pricing is not stated on the homepage and has to be checked in the app.