Upload your material. The tutor reads your PDFs, answers from them, and names the page. Quizzes are drafted from the same source. You keep the parts of teaching worth doing.
Add units, then lessons. Drop in PDFs, videos, links and quizzes. The tutor reads each PDF as you upload it.
Six characters. Paste it in the group chat. That's the whole invite — no email drip, no admin approval.
Watch the dashboard. Answer messages. Grade what needs you. Quizzes mark themselves.
The video pauses at the question. Answer, then keep watching. No separate quiz to remember.
Every resource marked as you finish it. Lessons and units roll up on their own, so nobody clicks into every lesson to find out where they are.
Multiple choice, checkboxes, true/false — graded on submit. Short answers land in your review queue.
Same question, same place, one answer. The whole class stops asking it separately.
Daily streaks. Per-unit completion. A gradebook with CSV export. Progress you can read at a glance.
Deadlines, late penalties and rubrics in one place. Students get a reminder before it's due; you grade from one queue.
Most AI tutors know everything and cite nothing. This one only reads the PDFs in your class. When it answers, it names the page. When it can't, it says so — instead of inventing something plausible-sounding.
PDFs are read page by page as you upload them. If one fails to process, a nightly sweep tries it again — there's no button to press, because there shouldn't be one.
AI calls are budgeted per teacher; tutor chat and quiz generation share the same allowance. When it runs out, the app says when to try again — a whole quiz is one call, so a batch never fails halfway.
Upload PDFs, videos and quizzes. That's the class. The tutor reads the same PDFs your students do — nothing more, nothing pulled off the open web.
Ask about mitochondria inside your biology unit — the answer arrives with the page you uploaded. Ask about last night's game — it says it doesn't know. Confidently wrong is off the menu.
Point at a lesson, get four question types back in one call. Keep the good ones, edit the rest, publish. The AI drafts, you approve — the part that matters stays with you.
Free for students. Teachers start free and upgrade when the class grows.