Open the dock and tap Group Maker
Add your names once — they stay with the widget for next time.
Random groups in seconds — pairs, trios, whole tables.
Paste your class list, pick how many groups, and it deals students out fairly. The bit that used to take five awkward minutes now takes one tap.
Also called: random group generator · team picker
No setup screen, no import wizard — Group Maker lives on the same board as everything else and it's running before the class has sat down.
Add your names once — they stay with the widget for next time.
Two teams or eight tables — pick a number and shuffle. Keep-apart pairs quietly stop certain combos from happening.
Groups appear in a clean table or as avatar cards, with group names and colours you can customise.
Three ways teachers actually run group maker — steal one for tomorrow morning.
Fresh pairs for every discussion, so 'talk to your partner' stops meaning 'talk to your best friend'.
Deal the class into four topic groups to research, then reshuffle so every new group has one expert per topic. Two taps, no clipboard.
First Monday of the month: shuffle the seating groups and let the group names christen the tables. New month, new neighbours.
The wheel ended the 'you always pick the same people' complaints on day one. Remove-after-pick might be the fairest thing in my room.
Every tool lives on the same board — these turn group maker into a whole routine.
…and the rest of the dock is one tap away:
Yes. Keep-apart pairs are respected on every shuffle, and nobody in the room knows the rule exists.
Yes — name them and colour them. 'Team Photosynthesis' beats 'Group 3' every time.
Pick enough groups and you've got pairs. It divides whoever's on the list as evenly as the maths allows.
Exclude them from today's shuffle without removing them from the list — they're back in the pool tomorrow.
No — no login, no install. Your class list saves with the board on this device; an account only matters for other devices.
Open a board, tap the dock, and it's there. That's the whole setup.