Diffit
Diffit
Turn any article or topic into reading material at exactly the level each student needs.
- Education
- Underrated
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What it does
An AI tool for teachers that rewrites a given article, text or topic into multiple reading levels at once, generating differentiated passages, comprehension questions, vocabulary lists and summaries from the same source material.
The interesting part
One input becomes several genuinely different outputs pitched at different reading levels, rather than one generic simplification — built specifically for differentiation, ELL, special-education and intervention contexts rather than as a general writing tool repurposed for teachers.
Who it is for
- Teachers with a wide reading-level range in one classroom
- ELL and special-education teachers needing accessible versions of grade-level content
- Teachers who currently spend hours manually rewriting the same article for different reading levels
Who should not use it
- Teachers who need original content creation rather than adapting existing texts
- Anyone needing the tool to generate full lesson plans rather than differentiated reading materials specifically
A typical use case
A teacher pastes in a grade-level science article and gets it back rewritten at three reading levels, each with matched vocabulary and comprehension questions, in a few clicks rather than an evening of manual rewriting.
Limitations
- Scoped specifically to reading materials and comprehension support, not full lesson design
- Output still benefits from a teacher's review for classroom-specific context
- Built for teachers only — not intended for independent student use
Pricing
See official pricing for current teacher and school plans.
Privacy & data
States it is built for teachers only and collects zero student data, with DPAs and state/national privacy agreements in place.
Integrations
- Export to Google Docs, Slides, Forms, Classroom, and Microsoft 365
- Print-ready layouts
Alternatives
Interactive live lessons rather than differentiated reading-material generation.
Why Nakoda noticed it
Nakoda flags Diffit as genuinely underrated: differentiation is one of the most time-consuming parts of teaching and one of the least-hyped AI-in-education use cases, next to flashier tutoring-chatbot products that get most of the attention.
Provenance
Verified · last checked 2026-09-24
Nakoda read the product's own site directly and confirmed the facts on this page against it.
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