Private beta · For independent language teachers

From first enquiry to long‑term student.

Keep enquiries, offers, lessons and student notes together. Start each day knowing what needs your attention.

See it work About the beta

Private beta: not open for sign-ups.

Sound familiar?

Your teaching is spread across WhatsApp, email, calendars and notes.

  • A reply waits too long.The enquiry was there; it just wasn’t in front of you.
  • A package runs out unnoticed.The last lesson passes and nobody asks about the next.
  • A lesson starts with “where were we?”The notes exist — somewhere else.

See it work

What needs you, and what happens when you act.

Follow three everyday teaching tasks using sample students.

Teacher · Today1 · Start
1 · Start · Teacher · Today

Needs you

3 late
  • 3d
    Mira HalloranWed 21 Oct, 08:30 · Phrasal verbs for work
    CompletedNo-showCancelled
  • 2d
    Lena Hoffmann · Asked to move a lesson
    Answer
  • 1d
    Sofia Marín · New enquiry, not yet answered
    Reply
2 · Action · Teacher · Review the outcome before recording it

Outcome

Not recorded yet

Wed 21 Oct, 08:30 · Mira Halloran

CompletedNo-showCancelled

Charges €30.00 for this lesson, on Business English.

Record outcome
3 · Result · Teacher · recorded

Outcome

Completed

Wed 21 Oct, 08:30 · Mira Halloran

CompletedNo-showCancelled

Recorded, and €30.00 charged.

Needs you

2 late
  • 2d
    Lena Hoffmann · Asked to move a lesson
    Answer
  • 1d
    Sofia Marín · New enquiry, not yet answered
    Reply
1 · Start · Teacher · Today
Next lesson
In 1 h 20 min

Kenji Watanabe

11:00–12:00 · 60 min · 6:00 PM their time

Join lessonOpen teaching view
2 · Action · Teacher · Teaching View

Lesson · Sat 24 Oct, 11:00

Saving…
Where you left off
Lesson 3 · Past simple vs present perfect
Last homework
Ten sentences about last weekend
To work on
Irregular past forms
3 · Result · Teacher · ready

Lesson · Sat 24 Oct, 11:00

Everything here is saved
Where you left off
Lesson 3 · Past simple vs present perfect
Last homework
Ten sentences about last weekend
To work on
Irregular past forms
1 · Start · Student · portal
Your answer · Email to a landlord

Dear Mr Weber, I am writing to ask whether you could arrange for the heating in my flat to be repaired…

Send to your teacherSave for later
2 · Action · Teacher · Teaching View
Lena Hoffmann sent homework · Email to a landlord

Dear Mr Weber, I am writing to ask whether you could arrange…

ReplyReplying marks this reviewed.
3 · Result · Student · portal
Your answer · Email to a landlord

Dear Mr Weber, I am writing to ask whether you could arrange for the heating in my flat to be repaired…

Your teacher replied

Very clear and polite. Try “I would be grateful if…” for the second request.
Sample data.

How it works

One record follows each student.

Keep their enquiries, offers, lesson notes and homework connected.

01

Enquiry

Someone asks about lessons. You add them, and Today keeps them in view until you record that you’ve replied.

New enquiry
Hi! Could you help me get ready for job interviews in English?
SSofia Marín · added by you
02

Offer

Create an offer from your pricing. The student accepts it and your terms, and you record any required payment before their package starts.

Offer

Interview English · 10 lessons

10 × 60 min · €270.00

AcceptedTerms agreedPayment to record

03

Lessons

You teach, then write it up: your notes, their recap and homework. Recording what happened shows the effect on their package or charge first.

Lesson 1 · Thu 29 Oct
For youFor the student

Recap — Great start on talking about your experience.

Homework — Your 60-second introduction.

04

Continuing

What to work on, your follow-ups and the lessons left stay with the student — so the next offer goes out in time.

Interview English · 10 lessons

6 of 10 used · 1 booked · 3 available

To work on: “I would be grateful if…”

The Nesso-ssities

What changes in a normal teaching week.

Four moments in every week, and what you see at each one.

  1. Every morning

    One short list

    Replies owed, lessons without an outcome, moves to answer and balances due — oldest first.

  2. Before a lesson

    Where you left off

    Last topic, last homework and what to work on, one click from the lesson link.

  3. After a lesson

    Write-up and outcome

    Notes for you, a recap and homework for them, and the effect on their package or charge before you save.

  4. End of a package

    Time to offer the next

    Today shows when a package is running low, while there’s still time to send an offer.

For your students

A calm place for your students.

They open your invitation link and sign in by email — nothing to install. Then they see their next lesson, homework they can answer, your replies, messages, and the rate you agreed. Students can also request a lesson change and respond to a time you suggest.

Lena

Homework

Email to a landlord

Dear Mr Weber, I am writing to ask whether you could arrange for the heating to be repaired…
Send to your teacher
Lena writes her answer.

Already teaching?

Start with the students you already have.

  1. Add them as students you already teach — they aren’t counted as new enquiries.
  2. Record where each package stands, including lessons used before Nesso.
  3. Invite them to the portal when you’re ready, with a link you send them yourself.

In private beta.

Nesso is built by Kyle Grossman, an independent English teacher in Italy. The first stage is testing it in my own teaching, with my own students. It isn’t open for sign-ups yet. All product examples on this page use sample data.

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