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TeachBook review

#17 of 24 in Gradebook Software

A focused Apple gradebook that adds planning, attendance, standards, and exports.

7.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

TeachBook is a gradebook and school-year organization app for individual teachers using iPhone, iPad, or an Apple-silicon Mac. It combines quick grade entry with automatic averages, per-assessment statistics, student and class progress charts, attendance, seating charts, student profiles, observations, planning, and timetables. Its grading options cover weighted categories, percentage, letter, GPA, and standards-based grading with color-coded mastery levels. Teachers who want one focused Apple app for everyday class records and related organization will find its scope well aligned; schools seeking a broad, cross-platform system should look elsewhere.

The published plans are TeachBook Monthly and TeachBook Yearly, both auto-renewable subscriptions with a 14-day free trial for new subscribers. The listed starting price is 0.99, while App Store pricing displays USD amounts and the description also references EUR pricing, so regional pricing may differ. There is no free plan. The subscription model suits teachers who prefer ongoing access to a maintained app, but buyers should compare the monthly and yearly terms with their expected school-year use before subscribing.

TeachBook’s strongest fit is its concentrated feature set: grading, standards mastery, progress reporting, attendance, seating, profiles, planning, and exports sit alongside private iCloud synchronization. PDF exports and database import/export support record portability, while iCloud keeps the app aligned with Apple’s ecosystem. The trade-off is platform reach: it runs on iOS and macOS, with iCloud as the named integration. Choose TeachBook for a personal Apple-based gradebook with planning and class-management tools; choose an alternative if browser access, non-Apple devices, or a wider integration ecosystem is essential.

TeachBook pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports weighted, percentage, letter, GPA, and standards grading
    • Combines gradebook, attendance, planning, and student management
    • Includes PDF exports, database import/export, and private iCloud sync
  • Where it doesn't
    • Runs only on iOS and macOS
    • Requires a paid auto-renewable subscription after the trial
    • Broader integrations beyond iCloud are not part of the product

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