150-300 quality URLs
Expand from the current reviewed cluster toward a larger public verb library, starting with Swedish.
school
Education platform roadmap
Building the classroom layer for verb mastery.
VerbTrainer is already a focused conjugation trainer. The next milestone is turning it into a stable education MVP for teachers, small classes, and measurable practice by June 30, 2026.
Shipped
Product core
No-signup practice, accounts, Google login, payments, progress, SEO pages, and harder quiz choices.
Now
Classroom MVP
Teacher rooms, student join links, live quiz sessions, result capture, and a cleaner teacher workflow.
Next
Teacher tooling
Reusable assignments, class history, worksheet exports, and clearer performance reports.
Later
School scale
Google Classroom production rollout, textbook lists, multi-teacher schools, share cards, and larger language clusters.
Growth / SEO infrastructure
Public Verb Library expansion.
The next growth layer is a larger library of useful, indexable verb pages. This is planned as quality-controlled learning content, not thin programmatic SEO.
Page quality gate
Every verb page needs a conjugation table, examples, mini-quiz, internal links, canonical metadata, and structured data.
Search Console proof
Scale Spanish, French, and German only after the Swedish template shows stable indexing and useful query signals.
Internal linking
Connect language hubs, tense pages, verb pages, and practice CTAs so visitors can move naturally into training.
June 30 MVP definition
What ready means for the first education release.
For learners
- Stable verb practice across supported languages.
- Account creation, Google sign-in, and progress saving.
- Instant feedback that explains the correct verb form.
- Premium and free flows that are clear and reliable.
For teachers
- Create a classroom quiz in under one minute.
- Share a join code or link with students.
- Run a 10-question live session without setup friction.
- Review class results after the activity ends.
For operations
- Admin can monitor users, payments, activity, and quality.
- Payments and login flows are tested on mobile browsers.
- SEO pages remain indexable, canonical, and technically clean.
- Critical routes have tests before the release date.
Autumn 2026
Textbook and course alignment.
After the June classroom MVP, VerbTrainer will support teachers who want practice to match the verbs in a specific textbook, chapter, or course plan.
Chapter-based verb lists
Teachers can build practice from the verbs in Chapter 1, Chapter 2, or their own weekly course sequence.
Custom course sets
Classes can train a saved list instead of random verbs, while still using VerbTrainer feedback and progress tracking.
CEFR and textbook tags
Verb pages and assignments can be grouped by A1/A2/B1 level and by course material where appropriate.
Teacher import workflow
A simple import path will let teachers paste or upload a verb list from their own approved material.
Scope discipline
What is intentionally not in the June MVP.
The goal is a credible release, not a bloated promise. These items stay planned, but outside the first education milestone.
Full school administration
Multi-school billing, permissions, and advanced school admin can wait.
Deep Google Classroom sync
Integration exists, but production rollout should wait until the core class flow is stable.
Unreviewed SEO scaling
New verb pages are planned, but only through the public library quality gate.
Advanced AI learning paths
Useful later, but the MVP should prove simple practice and classroom value first.
Active development
The platform is moving every week.
VerbTrainer is being built in public-facing steps: tighter training quality, fewer onboarding gaps, and a focused education workflow teachers can trust.