Beta cohort now forming
Teaching happens
in the squeeze.
That half-second between a hand going up and your response. Between the plan on your desk and the room in front of you. Squeeze is the AI thinking partner that helps early-career and transitioning teachers build the instructional judgment that usually takes years to earn — starting week one.
The pinch point
Nobody teaches you what to do in the squeeze.
Every class period is made of dozens of small, fast calls: which of six raised hands to take, whether to reteach or push forward, when to let a tangent run and when to cut it off. Teacher prep covers the lesson plan. It rarely covers the judgment.
Moment 01
A student gives a half-right answer mid-explanation. Correct it, build on it, or move on?
Moment 02
The room goes quiet after a question. Wait it out, rephrase, or call on someone directly?
Moment 03
You're four minutes behind pace with ten minutes left. Compress the activity or cut it?
What Squeeze does
A thinking partner for the calls you make on your feet.
Squeeze isn't another lesson-planning tool or a script to follow. It's built around the moments where judgment actually happens — and it gets sharper the more you use it.
Replay the moment
Describe a judgment call from class — by voice or text, right after it happens. Squeeze walks through it with you the way a strong mentor would after an observation, not a rubric checking boxes.
See the pattern
Over weeks, Squeeze shows you where your instincts are already reliable and where you're still guessing — so you know exactly what to work on next, instead of everything at once.
Borrow judgment, not scripts
Every reflection is grounded in your actual students, subject, and school — not a generic best-practice list that assumes a classroom that isn't yours.
Built for the transition
Coming from another career into teaching? Squeeze helps you calibrate the instincts you already have — reading a room, managing a group, making a call under pressure — against what a classroom actually needs.
Joining the beta
Four weeks, a small cohort, a direct line to the team.
Apply
Tell us your context — grade band, subject, and how long you've been in front of a class. Takes about two minutes.
Join a small wave
We onboard in cohorts of about 20 teachers at a time, so early feedback actually gets read and acted on.
Teach, then reflect
A few minutes with Squeeze after class — not one more thing to maintain on top of lesson planning.
Shape what we build next
Weekly check-ins during the beta feed straight into the roadmap. What you flag is what we fix first.
Who we're looking for
Beta seats are limited to three groups.
Early-career classroom teachers
You're building your footing and want a faster, clearer feedback loop than the annual observation cycle gives you.
Teachers transitioning into the classroom
You bring real expertise from another field and want help translating it into classroom instinct, quickly.
Instructional coaches piloting support tools
You support new hires and want to see if Squeeze is worth recommending — or bringing in — for your team.
Apply for the beta
Tell us where you're teaching from.
We read every application ourselves. If it's a fit, you'll hear back within a few days with an invite to the next cohort.
No cost to join the beta. You can leave at any time — we'll ask what didn't work so we can fix it.