Account types

The role you choose at sign-up sets up the right surfaces and the right Tori. Here's what each one does.

Student

Built for studying, asking questions, and turning in work. Students get:

Study mode with notes, decks, and Tori the tutor
Course enrollment, assignments, and quizzes
Co-study rooms with friends
Free forever for the core experience

Educator

For teachers, professors, TAs, and instructors at any level. Educators get:

Courses, assignments, and rubrics
SpeedGrader with optional AI-assisted grading
Tori for Educators — rubrics, quizzes, lesson plans, announcements
Roster management and join-by-link enrollment

Founder

For people running a small team, a startup, or a side project. Founders get:

A workspace they own (and can invite others to)
Projects, tasks, and agents
Billing controls and member management
The most permissive role inside their workspace

Team member

Anyone invited to an existing workspace. Capabilities depend on the workspace role they were invited at — owner, admin, manager, contributor, or viewer. See Roles & permissions for the matrix.

School admin

For IT staff and curriculum leads at schools, districts, and universities. Admins get:

An admin console with users, courses, and usage views
Single sign-on configuration
Bulk roster operations
Billing and plan management for the institution

Note

Admins do not read student chats or course content. They see counts, plans, and metadata only. See FERPA & student records.

Switching account type

From Settings → Account, change your role at any time. The surfaces you had access to before stay accessible if your new role permits them — the change is additive in most cases. If you're unsure, contact [email protected].

Tip

Joining a school account converts your role automatically. If you signed up as a personal student and your school later rolls SetFlow out, you'll keep your work and gain the school's features.