Wingit in your AI assistant
Ask your assistant for a math worksheet and Wingit makes it: printable, with an answer key Wingit's math engine works out exactly. A language model never writes the answers.
When to use it
- You want practice on one math skill or a whole unit: integers, fractions, ratios and percents, expressions, equations, inequalities, slope and lines, systems, exponents and polynomials.
- You need the answer key to be right without checking it yourself.
- You want paper: a Sheet, a lesson with board examples, a puzzle that checks itself (Mosaic, Decoder, Loop, Partner Check), an error-analysis sheet, or classroom printables like graph paper and coordinate planes.
- You want a link students practice from at home, with no student accounts.
Not the tool for other subjects, for writing, or for geometry and statistics yet.
What it makes
| Type | What it is | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Sheet | A straight practice worksheet: pick skills, pick how much work space, print with its answer key. | Free, no account |
| Duo | A short do-now that sorts the room. Each miss routes a student to the practice sheet that fixes it. Prints as one packet. | One free with an account |
| I Do, We Do, You Do | A lesson packet: worked examples for the board, guided we-do problems with answers at your elbow, the traps to listen for, and a homework set that covers every shape you taught, twice. | One free with an account |
| Mosaic | Solve, then shade: right answers reveal a seasonal picture; a wrong answer visibly breaks it. | One free with an account |
| Multi-Section Sheet | One document, a section per topic. Build a unit test, a quiz, or a study guide. Each section gets its own directions, problem count, and work space. | Founding Teacher plan |
| Partner Check | Different problems, one shared answer per row. Partners split the columns and the matching box catches mistakes. Solo and group-of-3 layouts too. | One free with an account |
| Decoder | Solve, look up each answer’s letter, crack the riddle’s punchline. Wrong answers find trap letters and scramble the joke. | One free with an account |
| Loop | Each answer points to the next box, and the last one lands back at START. An answer no box shows is a wrong answer, caught on the spot. | One free with an account |
| Fix It | Ann Sirs shows her work, and Ann always gets it wrong in a real, diagnosable way. Students find the line that breaks and fix it; the key names every mistake. | One free with an account |
| Every Which Way | Students solve each problem by every method they know, then say which was best. Each problem is built to suit one method, and the key works it every way. | Founding Teacher plan |
| Practice Link | Not paper: a link. Endless one-problem-at-a-time practice online: no sign-in, streaks and confetti, and a wrong answer gets its trap named. | Free, no account |
| Classroom Printables | The room’s paper, not practice: graph paper, coordinate planes, an integer card deck, multiplication flash cards, number lines, station signs for a Duo’s symbols, and a number line for the wall. No skills to pick, nothing to grade. | Free, no account |
Connect it
Add Wingit as a custom connector in your assistant's settings with this address:
https://www.wingit.tools/mcp
Sheets, practice links and Classroom Printables work right away, with no account. The first time you ask for anything else, your assistant asks you to sign in to Wingit (Google or email). That free account keeps one of each type free and saves what you make to your library.
Try asking
- "Make a Sheet of 20 two-step equations at Level 2."
- "I need a Mosaic for integer multiplication for Halloween."
- "Give me an I Do, We Do, You Do lesson on distributing, and show me the key."
- "A practice link on adding fractions with unlike denominators."
Privacy
Wingit keeps the drafts your assistant makes so their links keep working, and your email once you connect. Students never sign in, and nothing a student does on a practice link is stored.