A tutor that never starts from zero
Every tutoring session opens with the same question: "where did we get to?". TutorAI starts from what it already knows about you — which explanation worked, where you always get stuck, what you understood three months ago and never went back to.
Occipital lobe: sees, and makes visible what you were only imagining
The process
How your profile gets built
Four moments, no entry test: the profile forms while you study, not by filling in a questionnaire.
The first sessions
You study as usual. The tutor watches which explanations unlock you and which leave you stuck, and in what form you prefer to meet a new concept: a concrete example, a diagram, the formal step.
The profile takes shape
Those observations become a model of how you work: what is solid, which topics you keep getting wrong, and the level you are actually working at, subject by subject.
The explanations change
From here on the tutor does not explain the standard way, it explains your way. The examples change, so does the order of the steps and the difficulty of the exercises it offers.
Nothing is lost
What you understood in October is still there in March. Picking a topic back up does not mean starting it again: the tutor knows what you had consolidated and where it makes sense to resume.
What stays
Four things the tutor carries with it
The cognitive profile
Not what you know, but how you learn. This is what makes the second explanation different from the first.
- The form you prefer for a new concept: example, diagram, formal step
- Which approaches unlocked you and which left you stuck
- The level you are working at, subject by subject
The exercise history
Every exercise you do stays a usable data point, not a sheet of paper thrown away at the end of the session.
- Which exercises you solved and which you left half-done
- Recurring mistakes, recognised as a type rather than an isolated case
- How much time passes between one review and the next
The full history
Sessions are not wiped when the lesson ends: they stay linked to each other and remain readable.
- Sessions stay linked by topic, not by date
- Recurring gaps surface as a theme, not as an episode
- Progress is readable per subject and per topic
The picture for the family
Whoever pays wants to know whether it is working, and the answer is not a conduct grade: it is how much work was done, on what, and what is still missing.
- What is being worked on and how far along it is
- Actual study time: how long the sessions run, how many a week, how consistently
- Participation during the sessions: exchanges with the tutor, exercises completed, topics covered
- Which gaps are still open and what it takes to close them
The difference
Where something actually changes
At the start of the lesson
Traditional tutoringYou rebuild out loud where you had got to
TutorAIYou resume from what the tutor already knows
Your preferences
Traditional tutoringHave to be explained again to every new teacher
TutorAIAre part of the profile, and they stay
The method
Traditional tutoringThe same one for the whole class
TutorAIChanges with the student in front of it
The memory
Traditional tutoringThe teacher's, and teachers change
TutorAIEvery session stays available
The report home
Traditional tutoringA general impression at the end of the month
TutorAIThe work done, topic by topic
The data is for this, and nothing else
The student profile exists to build the next explanation. It is not sold and not passed to third parties, and processing follows the GDPR. People using the platform are often minors: that is why the part about data is written out in full instead of compressed into a slogan.
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Beta access has limited seats and opens curriculum by curriculum, subject by subject. If yours is not there yet, tell us: that is what decides which one opens next.