Your school’s AI tutor, built on your own curriculum and pace.
It follows the exact books and schedule your teachers already use in class.
Book a pilotOne tutor, three views
What a teacher marks as covered is the boundary for everything a student or parent sees next.
Teacher
Declares what’s been covered
Scope: what the class has covered
Student
Practices inside that scope
Parent
Checks progress inside that scope
Teachers
The problem
Pacing is never linear. A chapter can take a month or a week, and a pre-fixed smart-class plan does not survive contact with a real classroom.
How Tutor responds
This tutor takes a teacher’s actual declared coverage, at the level of a single concept, for example “I taught chapter 4 up to concept 3 this week,” and everything downstream respects that boundary: session plans, question generation, and visibility into which students are stuck and where.
Parents
The problem
A parent cannot easily tell what was actually taught this week without scrolling through a textbook, and cannot tell whether their child understood it.
How Tutor responds
The tutor shows exactly what was covered in class, and lets a parent generate a quiz or evaluation for their own child on demand.
Students
The problem
A student working alone at home has no one to ask, and a generic AI tool will simply hand over the answer.
How Tutor responds
This tutor works at a student’s own pace and time, scoped to what the class has actually covered, and it teaches rather than doing the work for them.
Built on the school’s own curriculum
The tutor is indexed to your school’s own textbooks, chapter by chapter. When a book changes or a chapter is reordered, we re-index the tutor to match, so it never drifts from what is actually being taught in your classrooms.
Socratic by design
The tutor asks a question before it gives an answer. When a student asks for the solution outright, it responds with a nudge that moves them one step closer, instead of the answer itself.
This is a deliberate design position: a tool that simply hands over answers teaches a student to stop thinking, and that is not what we built.
What you receive as proof of learning
- A baseline-to-endline learning report for every student.
- Principal visibility into usage and progress, anytime.
- Capstone portfolios for students who complete extended work.