AI puzzle writing Beta

Describe the worksheet. We’ll write it.

Type “a word search about classic cars for a car-show goodie bag” and get the title and the word list, sized for a grid that actually holds them. Seven makers, one credit each, and you edit every word before you print.

The seven makers in the beta

Each one asks for what it can actually use, and each one gets the answer in the shape its own generator wants — a word list, a set of quotes, answers with clues, two-sided cards, or just the right settings.

• Word Search

  Say what the puzzle is about and who it's for. The AI writes the word list.

  “A word search about classic cars for a car-show goodie bag”

• Cryptogram

  Say the theme and the tone. The AI writes one quote or saying per puzzle.

  “Short, upbeat sayings about gardening for a seniors' activity sheet”

• Word Scramble

  Say the topic and the age group. The AI picks words that scramble well.

  “Ocean animals for a 2nd grade science center”

• Word Fill-In

  Say the topic. The AI picks a mix of word lengths so the grid interlocks.

  “Kitchen and cooking words for a large-print activity book”

• Sudoku

  Say who it's for. The AI sets the grid, the difficulty and the batch for you.

  “A gentle sudoku pack for a memory care activity hour”

• Crossword

  Say the topic and the level. The AI writes the answers AND the clues.

  “US state capitals for a 5th grade geography review”

• Flash Cards

  Say the subject and the grade. The AI writes the front and back of each card.

  “Spanish food vocabulary for a beginner middle school class”

Three steps, and you can stop at any of them

1. 1. Type it the way you'd say it"A word search about classic cars for a car-show goodie bag." That is a whole prompt. If even that feels like work, type "cars" and press Write my prompt — for 1 credit it writes the proper prompt for you, shows you what it added and why, and leaves it in the box for you to edit.
2. 2. Read what it wrote, before it touches anythingGenerate costs 1 credit and shows you the title, the words, the clues or the cards, plus one line explaining the choices it made. Your puzzle does not change until you press Use this. Discard it and nothing moves.
3. 3. It's your worksheet nowEverything lands in the ordinary boxes on the ordinary maker. Change a word, swap a clue, pick a different grid, add ten of your own. Then print it, export the PDF, or drop it into a KDP book like anything else you make here.

What it costs

AI writing is only on the paid plans, and every plan says exactly how many worksheets it buys — because both AI actions cost 1 credit, the credit number is the worksheet number.

Run out early? Credit packs start at $5.99 and purchased credits never expire. Your monthly allowance refreshes on the first and does not roll over.

What we promise, and what we don’t

• A failed generation never costs a creditThe credit is taken before the model runs and put straight back if anything goes wrong — an outage, a refusal, a list too short to be the puzzle you asked for, a word we won't print. You only ever pay for something you can actually use.
• It is checked before you ever see itEvery word is re-checked against what the puzzle can actually hold, duplicates are dropped, and clues that give away their own answer are thrown out. Then a separate safety pass reads the whole thing and refuses anything that does not belong on a worksheet for children, which is a judgement about meaning and not just a list of banned words. If that check cannot run, the result is refused rather than shown. Brand names come back as a warning, because that one is your call.
• It is beta, and we say so everywhereAI writes convincing wrong answers. Read what it gives you before you print thirty copies — especially clues, facts and translations. Tell us when it gets something wrong and we will fix it; that is what a beta is for.

Questions

What does one credit buy?

One finished puzzle's worth of content, or one written prompt. Both cost 1 credit, so the number of credits you have is the number of worksheets you can ask for.

Do I need an account?

No. The $2.99 day pass works without one and includes 10 AI credits. Those credits live and die with the 24-hour pass. To buy extra credits, or to keep a balance between projects, you need an account and a plan.

What happens when I run out?

Your monthly allowance refreshes on the first of every month and does not roll over. If you need more before then, credit packs start at $5.99 and purchased credits never expire — they work in every maker in the beta and in the KDP Book Studio.

Can I sell what the AI writes?

Yes, on the Publisher and Pro plans, which carry the commercial-use licence — the same licence that already covers everything else you generate here. Check anything the AI writes first: it can be wrong, and a brand name it slipped in is yours to catch.