Roshi AI
Teaching resource searchFind lesson material in one click
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Lesson preparation for a class
- Finding worksheets and classroom activities
- Sharing resources across a department
How to use it
- 1 Open the Roshi site
- 2 Search a keyword or pick a category
- 3 Browse and filter the results
- 4 Save or download the material you need
- 5 Subscribe if you need features beyond the free tier
Who it is for
Pros
- Fast search by keyword or category
- Free tier available
- Organized library rather than open web results
- Content described as regularly updated
Limitations
- Free tier limits and paid pricing are not detailed
- Full access requires a subscription
- Subject and grade coverage is not described
- Pricing and library contents can change
What Roshi is
Roshi is a website built around one-click access to teaching resources. Rather than searching the open web and filtering out irrelevant results, you search inside a curated library, either by keyword or by browsing categories. The listing points to a rich resource library, efficient search, a user-friendly interface, and regularly updated content as the main advantages. Access runs on a subscription model, with a free option and paid subscriptions that unlock more features and privileges. The core promise is time: less hunting, more teaching.
What you can do with it
- Search teaching material by keyword
- Browse resources by category when you do not know what to search
- Find worksheets, activities, and lesson support quickly
- Keep a shortlist of material for upcoming lessons
- Upgrade for additional features if the free tier is not enough
Who it is for
Teachers preparing lessons are the primary audience, since resource hunting is one of the biggest time sinks in the job. Tutors and private instructors benefit from having material ready without building it from scratch. Curriculum planners and department heads can use the category structure to standardize what a department draws on, and homeschooling families can find structured material without subscribing to a full curriculum.
What to watch out for
The free tier is a limited entry point. Full access runs through a paid subscription, and the listing does not describe pricing or which features are gated, so you cannot judge value before signing up. Subject and grade coverage is also not stated, which matters a lot in practice because a library that is strong in one area can be thin in another. Content and pricing can change, and a curated library is only as good as its last update, so spot-check freshness before you rely on it for a term of teaching.
FAQ
Is Roshi free?
It uses a subscription model with free and paid options. The paid tier unlocks more features and privileges.
How do I find resources?
Search by keyword or select a category, then browse the results.
Is the content updated?
The listing describes regularly updated content as one of the advantages.
Who is it for?
It is aimed at people who need teaching material quickly, particularly teachers preparing lessons.
Why it is free
What the official page says： 免费
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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