u/Jealous_Line_7426

I recently launched a small digital product called TOVRILO for people building apps and websites with AI.

Instead of immediately trying to sell the $59 product everywhere, I decided to make part of the process genuinely useful for free.

I created a 15-minute launch audit with 20 checks around access, data, payments, AI costs, UX, monitoring and recovery.

The idea is that someone can use the free audit, get value from it, and only look at the full product if they actually need more help.

https://tovrilo.carrd.co/

Curious what people here think about that approach. For a brand-new product, would you focus on growing the free resource first or start testing direct paid offers at the same time?

I’ve been teaching PE and Health for 11 years, and one of the things that has always bothered me is how much time we spend doing everything around teaching.

Lesson plans, assessments, finding resources, making slides, fitness testing, curriculum mapping, sub plans, rubrics, etc. A lot of it ends up getting done after school or at home.

Over the past year I started building something to see if I could make that process easier.

It turned into WellnOS.app, a platform specifically for PE and Health teachers.

Right now it includes things like:

• PE & Health lesson planning
• Curriculum/year planning
• Fitness testing and individual student progress
• Rubrics, quizzes, tests, worksheets, and assessments
• Slideshows and visual aids
• Sub plans
• Field Day planning
• Teaching resources

I also built a Teacher Voice section into it where teachers can submit problems, ideas, and feature requests because I don’t want to assume I know what every PE/Health teacher needs just because I’ve been doing it for a while.

It’s finally live at wellnos.app, and there’s a 14-day trial if anyone wants to mess around with it.

More than anything right now, I’m looking for feedback from actual PE and Health teachers.

If you try it, tell me what sucks.

Seriously.

What takes too many clicks? What’s missing? What would you never use? What would actually save you time during the school year?

I’d rather build this based on what teachers actually need than what I think they need.

The overwhelming majority of comments related to the resources I have been posting has been very positive! But that does not mean that they are the perfect teacher tool and that is what I'm striving for.

One concern that came up several times was that there are too many words on the visual aid. I wanted to demonstrate the ability to quickly edit visual aids on WellnOS.

Want less text? Delete the text and the text box goes with it

Made a mistake? Press the undo or redo arrow and you're all good

Image is too small? Press the A+ sign to make it larger

Don't like the image? Type in what you want to see in the text field below the image, then click regenerate (↺)

Let me know if these are helpful edits or if you are looking for additional features!

A gym poster is not useful if students need to stand two feet away and read a paragraph.

Here is a quick look at the WellnOS Visual Aid Creator. The goal is simple: clear cues, age-appropriate language and visuals that can actually support instruction.

Would you use something like this in your gymnasium or classroom?

Rubrics should speed up feedback, not create another paperwork problem.

The WellnOS Rubric Builder helps teachers create age-appropriate criteria and performance levels in 10 seconds with the ability to edit every field. Teachers can adjust the scale, add a student checklist with saved rosters, and score directly on a phone or other device. It also creates Student Self-Assessments and Peer Assessments.

The AI provides the starting structure. The teacher decides what quality looks like. Here is a demo video of the functionality.

Comment a feature for a future live example!

A lesson generator is only useful if the result feels teachable.

WellnOS uses the information a teacher provides: grade, activity, time, equipment, standards and student needs—to create an editable lesson with objectives, success criteria, learning activities, assessment and supporting materials.

This is meant to accelerate professional planning, not replace it. The teacher stays in control of every field and gets to focus on what they love.. TEACHING!

You can skip from .14 - .31 of the video, it took 17 seconds to generate this national and state standard aligned lesson. I remember spending hours during my student teaching semester writing lessons, making assessments, and coming up with resources. That's why I made WellnOS, to give PE and Health teachers back their precious time. I'll attach 2 sample resources as well in the comments, I cannot attach it to the original post.

Let me know your thoughts!

One lesson from building WellnOS: a feature can technically work and still not be useful enough for a teacher.

I have rebuilt pieces of the platform after looking at the output through a teacher's eyes: Is it clear? Is it editable? Is it age appropriate? Would I actually use this tomorrow?

The goal is not to generate more content. The goal is to produce better starting points that save teachers time without taking away their judgment. That is why I steered in the direction of giving full control to the teachers and not selling a pre-packaged set of lessons. Here is a few images of the UI. Let me know your thoughts or questions you may have!