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About Wizzist

It takes
a village.

School is a lot to keep track of. Wizzist is a big project with a simple idea: bring your learning, plans, and the people helping you into one place.

Everyone brings a story.

Priya, a college computer science student, and Nonnie, a parent and teacher, saw the same missing piece from different sides. Their shared vision started Wizzist. There’s room for every student, parent, and teacher’s perspective.

Meet our members
Priya Merrill smiling outdoors
The student perspective

Priya Merrill

Computer science student. Co-founder.

Read Priya’s story
Nonnie McKeon King smiling outdoors
The parent + teacher perspective

Nonnie McKeon King

Parent. Teacher. Co-founder.

Read Nonnie’s story

Our story starts here.

What we are building toward

More learning. Less juggling.

Help learners know what to do next, find trustworthy help, practice with purpose, and explain what they understand.

Make learning easier to organize

Bring classes, assignments, notes, and deadlines into one understandable week, with room for the goals that matter to each learner.

Connect people to useful resources

Help learners find relevant lessons, original sources, and support that fits their school, class, or personal interests.

Turn intention into practice

Make learning active through daily practice, quizzes, writing, and creative work. Build progress on what learners can actually do.

Use AI with purpose

AI should guide thinking and help learners work through a challenge. Students own their work, teachers lead, and families support.

The system we are building

From “I should” to “I did.”

A student, parent, or teacher may start in a different place. Wizzist is designed to connect the steps so getting organized leads naturally into learning and doing the work.

  1. Place

    Start with your context

    Connect your school and classes, or start with something you want to learn.

  2. Plan

    Put the week in order

    Bring tasks, assignments, and deadlines into a practical plan.

  3. Learn

    Find the right help

    Use tutors, lessons, teachers, family support, and original resources together.

  4. Do

    Put learning to work

    Turn understanding into practice, writing, assignments, and projects of your own.

See what we are building.