Free while in beta

The tutor that
writes on the board

Upload your notes. Get taught step by step on a live whiteboard, out loud if you want, and interrupt the second you are lost.

Calculus II — lecture 9.pdfteaching

Ask anything

teach me integration by parts

Okay — integration by parts. It's just the product rule, run backwards.

wait, where did that 2 come from

No card, no API key

Email and a password. That is the whole setup.

Your material

Your slides, your notation, your lecturer's wording.

Interrupt it

Cut in mid-sentence the way you would with a person.

Every device

Saved to your account. Start on a laptop, finish on a phone.

How it works

Three steps, then it teaches

1
Make a free account
Email and a password, and you're in. No API key, no card, nothing to configure. Everything saves to your account, so you can start on a laptop and pick it up on your phone at the exact card you stopped on.
2
Upload what you're actually studying
Lecture PDFs, slide decks, a Word doc, a photo of the notes you scrawled in the margin, even a recording of the lecture itself. It gets read, split by page or slide or timestamp, and kept ready to quote back at you.
3
Get taught — and interrupt
It plans the lesson, then works it out on a live whiteboard: equations line by line, diagrams drawn edge by edge, plots sketched to scale. Cut in whenever you're lost. It answers, then says where it's picking back up.

10 features

The whiteboard, live voice, generated diagrams, spaced review, practice exams, the study planner, and the memory of how you learn.

The honest comparison

Six things a person sitting next to you cannot do. Availability at 2am, teaching in your lecturer's notation, remembering last term.

From €19.99

Free while it is in beta. Three plans when it launches, from €19.99, and the difference between them is mostly about talking.

Free while it is in beta. Make an account and ask it something you are stuck on.