Classting

Classting is a South Korean education technology company that operates an AI-based learning and class management platform for schools. Its core offering, Classting AI, diagnoses an individual student's proficiency level and weak points, then recommends questions and learning paths to close those gaps. The platform combines computer-adaptive testing (CAT), which changes question type and difficulty in real time based on a student's responses, with computer-based testing (CBT), which serves identical items to a whole class so teachers can design a common assessment flow. Supporting features include learning maps, diagnostic assessment reports at student and class level, wrong-answer management that re-serves missed items, a generative-AI question bank, and dashboards for real-time monitoring of class progress.

Alongside assessment, Classting provides an intelligent tutoring layer branded Jello (젤로), described as an AI tutor and teaching assistant that recommends learning sequences, flags unfinished assessments and helps teachers with class preparation. The company states it builds an education-specific large language model using retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to reduce hallucination and security risks. Self-directed learning features include metacognition tracking of unit-level achievement, gamification, and social learning elements such as learning rankings and journey maps.

The company also runs the Classting class management app for teachers, students and parents, which supports private class creation via invitation codes or URLs, notice boards, class photo albums, assignment creation and submission/grading tracking, sharing of instructional materials for flipped and blended learning, real-time discussion, and an international class exchange feature ("Ting") that connects classrooms in different countries for cultural exchange projects. The app is published under the developer name CT Corp. ((주)씨티) with an address in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, and is available in English, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese and Vietnamese.

Founding story

Dave H. Cho worked as an elementary school teacher for four years and concluded that public-school teachers lacked adequate content, tools and resources to teach and evaluate students while carrying additional administrative burdens. He left teaching to start an education service, which became Classting.

Business model

Software platform sold to schools and educational institutions, with a free trial and sales enquiry path for institutional adoption on the company site; the consumer-facing class management app is free to download and carries advertising and in-app purchases (paid passes listed at $29.99–$199.99).

Institutional adoption of Classting AI via contact-sales and free-trial funnels, plus in-app purchases and advertising within the class management app.

Traction

The Korean site states that more than 4,600 schools nationwide use Classting AI, while the English site cites over 26,000 educational institutions using Classting AI. The class management app reports more than 5 million downloads on Google Play with about 62,300 reviews and a 2.3 rating, and roughly 60 ratings averaging 3.6 on the Apple App Store. In 2017 the company reported more than 10,000 pieces of content from over 20 education companies and partnerships with 25 leading content providers.

Latest developments

Current product messaging centers on AI-based diagnosis, fast-track question recommendation, a generative-AI question bank, a RAG-based education LLM, and the Jello AI tutor and teaching assistant, alongside teacher training programs and materials on addressing basic math learning gaps under Korea's 2024 responsible-education-grade policy. The mobile apps continued to receive maintenance releases into 2025 and 2026.