For teachers & professors
Too sick to teach.
Too sick to write sub plans.
Store your class once. On the morning you can't come in, one tap builds your complete sub packet — schedule, seating, routines, dismissal, your own emergency lessons — and sends it to your office. Built from your class. Never generic.
Free to set up. Your first packet is free. Student names are initials only, always.
ChatGPT is too generic.
TpT packs are someone else's class.
Planners lock you in.
SubPacket does the one job none of them do: it remembers your class — your schedule, your seating chart, your dismissal chaos, where the passes live — and assembles the packet from it. No re-typing. No migration. No inventing.
The packet
This is what your sub opens.
Day at a glance
8:00 Arrival & morning work
8:20 Reading block
10:05 Specials (Art, Rm 12)
12:30 Lunch · 1:15 Math
Dismissal
Bus riders line up at 2:40.
Car riders to the gym door.
J.M. and S.R. walk — aunt picks up.
Emergency lesson
"Map of an imaginary island" — paper & pencil only, instructions inside. Runs itself.
Where things are
Passes: top desk drawer.
Sub folder: red binder by the door.
Nurse: ext. 2214.
Sample packet · Student names are initials only
Who it's for
Built first for the teachers
generic tools serve worst.
…and you. If a stranger has to run your room tomorrow, your packet should already exist.
Set up once — with an assistant
Chat with the setup assistant, or just dump what you already have: last year's sub binder, old plans, your schedule, a syllabus. It pulls out the facts, shows you what it found, and saves only what you confirm. A few minutes, mostly from one paste.
Wake up sick. One tap.
The button says Build & send my packet. One tap assembles today's packet from your saved class — and sends it to your office, the way your school actually works. Sent confirmation, timestamped. Back to bed.
Your sub opens it
Printed at the office, attached to your absence in Frontline, or opened from a link — no login, big and obvious at 7am. Professors: your TA gets the cover packet and your students get a ready-to-post announcement.
The honest comparison
Why not just use ChatGPT?
| SubPacket | ChatGPT | TpT packs | Planner apps | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Knows your actual class | Stored once, always | Starts from zero, every time | Someone else's class | Only inside their planner |
| On a sick morning | One tap, sent | You type everything, sick | You print & hand-write | You export & email |
| Makes things up? | Never — saved facts only, gaps flagged | Can invent details | — | — |
| Student privacy | Initials only, by design | Whatever you paste | — | Full rosters |
| Reaches the sub | Email to office + link + Frontline-ready PDF | You figure it out | Your desk drawer | You figure it out |
Pricing
One price. Everything unlimited.
No nickel-and-diming.
Free
- Full setup, with the AI assistant
- One class or course profile
- Your first complete packet — built & sent
- AI polish on your notes
Founding price — first 500
School-Year Pass
Then $60 — still less than one $49 paper sub binder. Founding members keep $39 every year they stay.
- Unlimited classes & courses
- Unlimited packets, multi-day included
- Build & send to your office, every time
- Packet history & share links
- The assistant, polish & lesson drafter
One pass covers your own classes — it's yours, not the whole school's. Cancel anytime.
500 of 500 founding spots left
Private by design.
Initials only — no full student names, no photos, no health records. The assistant converts full names to initials automatically and tells you when it does. Your data is yours: export or delete it anytime. SubPacket is not a district system and never will be.