Choose which saved data to include in one local backup file. Nothing is uploaded.
Importing replaces saved data for tools included in the file. Data for other tools remains unchanged. Older Scheduler and Spinner Wheel backup files are supported.
Keep the browser's saved data connected to one JSON file. Available in desktop Chrome and Edge.
No file linked
Keep the same Teacher Tools data available across desktop and mobile devices through an optional Google Drive connection.
Google sync is not active yet. This space is ready for the upcoming beta.
Choose the language used for Teacher Tools interface text. Your own entries are never translated or changed.
English and Japanese are available across all current Teacher Tools pages.
This theme is shared by Home and every Teacher Tools applet in this browser.
Text, panels, and borders are adjusted automatically for readability.
Teacher Tools on this device
Prepare the complete Teacher Tools collection for classrooms without reliable internet. Every option uses the same app; your browser determines how it is installed and where local data is stored.
This page was opened directly from a file. Installation and offline updates require the hosted site or the local preview server.
Choose the browser you plan to keep using. Installing from the same browser is usually the easiest way to retain its Teacher Tools data.
Recommended on Windows and Mac. Desktop Chrome and Edge also support the beta linked data file for automatic local saving and cross-browser pulls.
Available on macOS Sonoma 14 or later. Safari does not support linked data files, so use Backup & restore when moving data.
Use your browser’s Add to Home Screen option. The installed version runs as an iOS web app, regardless of which browser added it.
Chrome provides the most direct installation and offline experience.
Application files and teacher data are stored separately. Updating the app should not remove your data, but switching browsers or profiles can create a separate storage area.
The first offline setup requires an internet connection. Google Calendar and external links still require internet. Browsers may remove local site data under storage pressure, so keep periodic backups.