Your own material
Write modules, readings, quizzes, case studies and practical goals, and control which student can see which — so content opens up as understanding grows.
Your register, your material, your marking.
TONE gives a hair educator one place to host their teaching, set work, watch it being done, mark it properly and decide what comes next — for five students or for fifty.
Free for your first five students. No card required.
Built around marking, not around content.
Your own marking scheme
Set the categories you actually assess on and mark each one out of ten. Sign techniques off when an student is reliable at them.
Your own brand
On the Atelier plan the whole register can wear your school's colours, typography and wordmark — including the view your students see.
The demo
Open a working register, with nothing at stake.
The demo signs you into a fictional educator's account: three students, a module with a reading and a quiz, a fully marked model with a formula, a head sheet and written feedback, and one model still waiting to be marked.
1 · Review an student
Open Olivia on the roster and read her progress — models logged, theory attempted, marks given and attendance.
2 · Assess a practical record
Open her banded-correction model. Read the formula against the result, then mark the categories and write a critique.
3 · Set the next step
Assign the reading that answers what went wrong, and watch it arrive at the top of her screen.
The demo runs entirely in this browser. Nothing reaches the server, no email is sent and nobody is charged. Its data is stored on this device so you can come back to it, and Exit the demo deletes it. If you are already signed in to a real account, opening the demo will sign this tab out of it.
Demonstration data — these students are not real
What the first week looks like.
Create your account
An educator account opens immediately. There is no waiting list and no application to be accepted.
Add one class and one student
Share your educator code. They join against it and appear on your register.
Put one piece of learning in
A reading you already use, or a short quiz. One is enough to start.
Mark the first model
The moment a model is logged and marked, the rest of the product has something to work with.