Brisk Teaching
by Brisk Teaching
AI for teachers inside the tools they already use
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Brisk works inside Google Docs, Slides, YouTube, PDFs and LMS pages such as Canvas, Schoology and Google Classroom, with tools for lesson planning, feedback on student writing, leveling and translating text. Brisk Boost adds teacher-guided AI activities for students. The free plan is generous, but Premium and Intelligence are custom priced and the vendor says it is still working toward SOC 2 Type II.
Our verdict
A practical teacher co-pilot that lives where the work happens, with a solid free plan. Student tutoring is a smaller part of the product than teacher workflow.
Best for
Teachers who want AI help without leaving Google Docs, Slides or their LMS.
Avoid if
You need a student-facing tutor app that runs on its own.
Pros
- Works inside tools teachers already use
- Free plan with unlimited usage
- Privacy statements on the plans page
Cons
- School plans are custom priced
- Working toward SOC 2 Type II, not certified yet
- Less of a standalone student tutor than other options
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
Is Brisk free?
Yes. The Free plan lists 20+ teacher tools, the Chrome and Edge extension, unlimited usage and Brisk Boost. Premium and Intelligence are for schools.
What privacy claims does Brisk make?
Brisk states FERPA and COPPA compliance, GDPR alignment and a 95% Common Sense Privacy rating. It says it is working toward SOC 2 Type II.
Where does Brisk work?
Chrome and Edge, inside Docs, Slides, YouTube, PDFs, any webpage and LMS pages in Canvas, Schoology and Google Classroom.