Writey School: The Simple Way to Give Every Student Full Access

If you’re reading this, you’re probably a teacher who wants to help your students with handwriting, or a parent who needs a little help with your kid’s homework, or maybe you’re running a whole school and trying to figure out how to actually help kids write better without spending a crazy amount of money.

I’m happy to tell you getting good writing tools into students’ handwiring and learning process shouldn’t be complicated. But somehow, it always is.

You’re dealing with payment forms, permission slips, students who get locked out mid-assignment, and that awkward reality where some kids have access to help and others don’t.

We created Writey School to change all of that. Working with Writey School is super easy.

Let me tell you why it’s worth it and how it works, step by step.

Now first, let’s talk about “Writey School” actually is. Writey is an interactive educational platform for teaching and learning handwriting in so many different languages (English, Spanish, French, etc.) with features like interactive worksheets, instant feedback, rewarding with stars, different handwriting styles (print, cursive, calligraphy), Cursive and Elemanry handwriting journeys and so much more. 

We aim to make handwriting practice fun and effective for all ages and that’s why we’ve combined structured lessons, engaging practice, and progress tracking to make handwriting improvement easy and enjoyable.

Key Features:

• Multi-Language Support: Practice alphabets and writing in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Chinese, Korean,Dutch, Swedish, and Portuguese.
• Multiple Styles:  print, cursive, calligraphy, and basic alphabet writing and more.
• Interactive Learning: Features smart worksheets and real-time stroke feedback for immediate improvement.

Who is it for?

• Students: Learning or improving handwriting skills.
• Teachers & Schools: Looking for an app to teach handwriting structurally and effectively.
• Language Learners: Wanting to practice writing in different languages.

Let’s start with what matters. When you set up Writey School for your students, here’s what happens:

Everyone gets full access, no limits

This isn’t a “lite” version.

Students and users get full Writey access:

• Handwriting practice
• Cursive, calligraphy, and letter formation
• Worksheets, patterns, shapes, and structured practice

And they get it without ever seeing a paywall.

From a learning perspective, this matters. Students don’t stop mid-lesson because something is locked. They just keep going.

It works for parents and organizations

Writey School isn’t just for big schools.

It works if:

• You’re a parent managing learning for multiple kids
• You run a small classroom or tutoring center
• You’re a school or educational organization
• You manage multiple groups with different billing needs

You can even create multiple organizations under one account. That means separate billing addresses, invoices, and seat management. Clean and organized.

It’s affordable and predictable

Each seat costs $8 per year.

That’s it.

No surprise renewals for students. No different pricing tiers per feature. You decide how many seats you need, and you’re done for the year.

For schools especially, that predictability makes budgeting easier.

You stay in control, not the app

With Writey School, you decide who gets access. Not the App Store. Not a random parent payment. You buy the seats, you assign them, and that’s it.

Each seat is tied to an email address. Once that email logs in on the Writey iPad app, the account becomes premium automatically. No credit cards. No in-app purchases. No distractions.

That alone solves a lot of classroom chaos

So to sum up:

• Every single one of them gets full access to Writey on their iPad.
• No paywalls.
• No upgrade prompts.
• No trial periods that expire right before a big assignment.
• They log in once with their school email, and they’ve got everything.

But all of these features aside, Writey school also solve huge problems that are quite important here are just some: 

When everyone has access, struggling students get help without the embarrassment. it’s just another tool the whole class uses.

It works on the device they’re already using. Students don’t need new device or to remember another login for another website.

You’re not managing payment. You set up Writey School once, assign the seats, and you’re done. That’s it.

Writey School scales with you; start with one classroom this semester, expand to the whole grade level next year without changing a thing.

If you’re a parent thinking about this for your kid, consider what you’re already spending. A lot of them are more expensive than giving your child a full year of writing help.

If you’re running a school or district, you already know what intervention programs cost. You know what one-on-one tutoring runs. Writey School is the support that can reach every student simultaneously, exactly when they need it, for a fraction of what traditional interventions cost.

Head to school.writey.app

you can also click on bulk purchase in the setting if you already have the app installed.

Click on “Buy Licenses”

Then log in with your Clever or Google account

First, write down the name of the school or organization and click on “Create.”

Seats are basically empty licenses.

You can buy:

• 5 seats
• 20 seats
• 200 seats

There’s no limit. Buy as many as you need.

Each seat costs $8 for the full year.

You pay once, upfront, and you’re covered for 12 months, and they all sit in your dashboard, waiting to be assigned.

Choose the number of seats you want. Don’t worry, you can add more seats later!

After the payment is done, your overview page looks like this:

Once you’ve bought seats, you’ll see them listed as available.

Now you:

• Assign one seat to one email address

That’s it. No invitation links. No complicated setup on the user’s side.

And let’s say one of your students leave, then you can unassign or reassign that seat anytime.

When a student, teacher, or user:

• Opens the Writey iPad app
• Logs in using the email you assigned

The seat activates automatically.

They instantly get premium access to everything. No payment screens. No upgrade buttons. Nothing for them to manage.

You don’t need to do anything else. Once you’ve assigned their email to a seat, the system handles everything automatically.

Next class period, you tell students to grab their iPads, download Writey, and log in with their school email. Takes about two minutes per student and now every single one of them has complete access to Writey without you needing to handle payments, permissions, or technical support.

If you’re still reading, you’re clearly interested enough to at least consider this. Here’s my honest suggestion: don’t overthink it. Start with one class or one grade level.

Go to school.writey.app, Buy the number of seats you need. Add student emails. Let them know it’s available. That’s the complete process.

Buy seats for 20 or 30 students. Set it up, which takes less time than planning a single lesson. Let students use it for one semester. Watch what happens to their writing confidence, their willingness to tackle assignments, their actual output.

If it works, and it probably will, then expand from there. Cover more classes, more grade levels, more students. If somehow it doesn’t work for your specific situation, you’re out less than $200 for a semester-long trial. That’s less than most curriculum materials you buy sight unseen every year.

You’re not making some massive commitment here. You’re trying something that costs less per student than their class T-shirt and takes about 20 minutes to implement.

I think one of the coolest thing about Writey School is that while most educational tools promise to transform learning and then create more work for teachers, Writey School makes teachers and parents’ life easier. It just gives students access to writing support that genuinely helps them, without adding anything to your already packed schedule.

For eight dollars per student per year, that’s not a risk. That’s just smart.