Manual

Download the Piztu installer

Choose the installer for what you need: managing the whole classroom, running just a virtual classroom with the editor, installing only the assignment and exam editor, or producing the department’s paperwork with Lua.

Do you manage the physical classroom?

Full Piztu

Includes everything: classroom control (Xesta, Pancho), a virtual classroom, and the Yang editor.

↓ Piztu_Debian_installer

Just want to create material?

Yang standalone

Editor for assignments and exams, general or individualised, exporting to PDF, LaTeX and Markdown. Available for Linux Debian and Windows.

↓ Yang downloads Examples

Documenting your department?

Lua standalone

Produces the annual schedule with the year’s key milestones, the department’s monthly minutes and the tracking of curriculum plans, exporting to PDF, Word and OpenDocument. Available for Linux, Windows and macOS.

↓ Lua downloads Sample schedule Schedule .json to compile Sample minutes

Where to start?

If you’ve just arrived at Piztu and aren’t sure where to start, let’s go step by step, from the simplest to the most complete, so you get to know the project gradually.

Installing Yang

Yang is an editor for assignments and exams. You can write them by hand or use AI to create them. First, try opening these two examples and compiling them to PDF:

First exam (matex) Electricity (matex)

If you add your own AI API key (for example, a Gemini one), you’ll be able to see how exercises and assignments are generated with the help of Yang’s built-in assistant.