A tutor who explains out loud and writes on the board
A live one-to-one lesson. Your tutor asks, waits for your answer, and won't move on until it clicks. You pay by the minute: you're charged for the time you actually studied.
How a lesson goes
Pick a topic
534 topics across six subjects: from counting in first grade to algorithms at university. Or bring a problem of your own.
The lesson runs
Your tutor explains out loud and writes on a shared board. You write on the same board and can break in with a question at any point.
They check that you got it
You only move on once it makes sense.
What you can learn
Every curriculum is built from school textbooks and standards — the lesson follows it, rather than going wherever.
Why it won't just hand you the answer
A ready answer teaches you nothing — anyone who has ever copied homework knows that. So the lesson is built on learning research: small steps, a worked example before you try it yourself, and a real question to check you understood.
What that means in a lesson
- Asks what you already know before explaining anything new
- Works through an example, lets you finish it, then steps back
- If it didn't land, explains it differently instead of louder
- Ask something off-topic and you get an answer, then a way back
No surprises
No camera needed
The lesson runs on voice and the board.
The lesson stays on track
Small talk gets a short answer, then it's back to the topic.
You can see what happened
The board and the notes stay — open them any time to see what was covered.
What it costs
You pay for lesson time. A lesson has no fixed length: you're charged for exactly as long as it ran. Sign up and get 20 free minutes.
For comparison: a human tutor online costs $25–$60 an hour, and you have to fit their schedule.
Subscribe — minutes cost less
Two lessons a week — the usual rhythm
Get startedOr a one-off, no commitment
Minutes you buy never expire and aren't tied to a subject. Prototype pricing — still being refined.
Common questions
How is this different from chatting with an AI?
It's a lesson, not a chat. Your tutor speaks out loud, writes on a shared board, and waits while you answer. The board is shared: show your own working on it and they'll see it and go through it with you. And the lesson follows a curriculum built from school textbooks — the tutor sticks to it and checks you actually understood, rather than agreeing to be nice.
Won't it just do everything for me?
No. It leads with questions: works through an example, lets you finish it, then steps back. It won't hand over the answer, even if you ask.
What ages is it for?
First grade through university. Younger learners get their own tutors, gentler ones.
What do I need?
A laptop, computer, tablet or phone — anything with a browser and a microphone. No camera needed.
Can I bring my own problem?
Yes, that's what an open lesson is for. You can send a photo of the page during the lesson and your tutor will work through it with you.
How does paying work?
You buy minutes. A lesson has no fixed length — you're charged for exactly as long as it ran. Minutes never expire and aren't tied to a subject: maths today, chemistry tomorrow.
20 free minutes when you sign up, no card needed
Pick a subject and a topic — your lesson starts a minute later.
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