Built because Sunday evening is too short.
Worksheets usually get made in what should be time off – in programs designed for writing letters. Dozenti is meant to change that: a tool that understands worksheets and clears the rest out of the way.
Who is behind it
Dozenti is built by Daniel Schneider, a software developer from Düsseldorf. It is operated by Softwarezeug UG (haftungsbeschränkt).
None of it happens behind closed doors: teachers we know work with Dozenti and tell us what holds up in a school day and what does not. Their feedback is what the Roadmap is made of.
Dozenti is meant as a toolbox. The worksheet editor is the first tool; a material library and others are to follow, so that every teacher can take what they need.
What we stick to
- Your sheets stay yours. No models trained on your content, no selling it on, PDF export at any time.
- No tracking. No advertising pixels, no analytics tools, no third-party cookies.
- Data stays in Germany. Servers and backups are in a German data centre; we also run the language model for the planned assistant ourselves.
- Usable by everyone. Keyboard, screen reader, readable contrast – and sheets that can be exported as Braille.
- Prices announced in good time. We will announce what Dozenti costs later well in advance. There are no surprises.
Questions, ideas, found a mistake?
Write to us – through the form or straight to info [at] dozenti [dot] de.