The first 20 teachers shape this thing.

playBops turns a lesson into a browser game your students play from one link — no student accounts, no ads, no installs. I'm looking for 20 teachers to run it with a real class and tell me the truth about it.

What founding teachers get

6 months of Pro, free. A paid tier ($7/month) is coming once payments are wired up. Founding teachers get their first 6 months of it free from the day it launches — the deal, in writing, on this page.
Games built to order, front of the queue. Tell me what you're teaching next week and it gets built — usually within 24 hours.
Live class sessions. Open any game with a 6-digit join code and a projector QR; watch who's joined and a live leaderboard. Students still never sign in — nicknames are auto-generated, and session data deletes itself after 30 days.
Your name on the site, if you want it. A founding-teachers credit with your name and school. Entirely optional — feedback is just as welcome anonymously.
A real say. The feedback from these 20 classrooms decides what gets built next. This is the whole reason the programme exists.

What I ask in return

Use it with a real class at least once, and tell me honestly what worked and what didn't — a few sentences is plenty. That's it. No posting or sharing required. If you like it enough to mention it to other teachers, that's appreciated, never expected.

Claim a spot

You're in the queue — I'll reply personally within 24 hours, usually with your first game.

The fine print, plainly: "6 months of Pro free" means every paid feature of the teacher Pro plan, free for 6 months starting the day the plan launches, for the first 20 teachers who join and give feedback on real classroom use. No card to enter — now or during those months. Everything free today stays free after they end, and students always play free for everyone, founding or not.

Questions you'd be right to ask

Why only 20?: Because I answer every one of these personally and build games to order for them. Twenty classrooms of honest feedback is worth more than a thousand signups I can't listen to.
What's the catch?: Your feedback is the catch. The product is young — some games will land flat with your class, and hearing that is exactly what the free Pro months are buying.
Do my students need anything?: No. They open a link and play — no account, no email, no app, no ads. Nothing about them is collected. That's permanent, not a beta perk.
I teach in Arabic — does it work for my classroom?: Yes — there are Arabic right-to-left games already live, and Arabic requests get built the same way English ones do. I'd especially value feedback from Arabic-medium classrooms.