Will it do my homework?

No. Hints and similar worked examples, so you can do yours.

Maths, English and the sciences for high school and first-year uni, with more on the way.

What does it remember?

Topics, confidence, attempts and deadlines. See or delete all of it in settings.

A tutor that remembers you.

Maths, English, science and more. It knows what you’re shaky on, teaches one idea at a time, and highlights the exact line where your work went wrong.

Start learning free Watch the 18-second demo

Someone else's working. Tap the line where it broke.

Write $y = -\frac{2}{3}x + 4$ in general form.

Tap one. No answer gets given away, that is the point.

Three subjects. Eighteen seconds.

Tap to play. It pauses on its own when you scroll away.

Maths

Write $y = -\frac{2}{3}x + 4$ in general form.

3y = -2x + 12

2x + 3y + 12 = 0

The 12 crossed the equals sign and kept its plus. What should happen to its sign?

Right. Back on Mon 19 Oct

English

Claim: Macbeth’s ambition is what destroys him.

His ambition first shows when he sees the dagger before Duncan’s murder. Every crime after that is to keep the crown. Also, Lady Macbeth is a really interesting character.

True, but it doesn’t prove your claim. How could her pressure connect back to his ambition?

Paragraph stronger. Back on Mon 19 Oct

It remembers

Live graphs, and a record of every slip.

Confidence 2, now 3

Next review in 3 days, then 7

0:18

Graphs are just one part of the equation.

Every subject gets tools that fit how it’s actually marked. Same tutor, same memory, same highlighter.

Maths

Working marked line by line, maths set properly, live Desmos graphs.

English

Essays read sentence by sentence. It finds the one that doesn’t hold up your claim.

Science

Units and significant figures checked, formulas set properly, diagrams you can label.

History and more

Source analysis, timelines and short answers. [CONFIRM SUBJECT LIST AT LAUNCH]

Cross the equals sign, flip the sign.

In maths, it shows the move instead of describing it. This is the one behind turning $y = mx + c$ into general form.

Two terms are on the wrong side. Send them left.

Graphs you can grab.

Every graph is a live Desmos plot, never a paragraph describing one. Drag the sliders: both forms of the equation change with the line.

$y = -\frac{2}{3}x + 4$

$2x + 3y - 12 = 0$

Gradient

m = -\frac{2}{3}

Intercept

c = 4

One idea, then one question.

Every reply shows you something, explains it, then asks you to try. New topic? It opens with an analogy before the technical stuff.

Before it answers, it reads your record, so you never repeat yourself.

English: essay paragraphs

My teacher says my paragraphs ramble. How do I fix that?

Read your record: confidence 2 of 5, essay due Tuesday.

Think of a paragraph as a lawyer in court. The first sentence is the charge. Every sentence after it is evidence for that charge, or it gets thrown out.

Your turn

Paste one paragraph. Which sentence is your charge?

Hints, never answers.

It’s due tomorrow, just give me question 4.

Not the answer, but here’s the push: question 4 gives you two points. Which one thing do you need from them first?

It’ll work a different example with you as many times as you want. Your homework stays yours.

It keeps the notes, so you don’t have to.

Every topic gets a confidence from 1 to 5. Get a check right and it comes back in 3 days, then 7. Miss one and it’s back tomorrow, aimed at the step you tripped on.

Today’s focus

Rearranging into general form

Maths. Picks up from Tuesday, about 15 minutes.

Reviews due today

Converting formsMaths. You slipped on a sign on Tuesday

Topic sentencesEnglish. 3-day check-in

Units of accelerationPhysics. 7-day check-in

Coming up

4days to the Macbeth essayTue 20 Oct

13days to the maths testThu 29 Oct

Fair questions

What does it cost?: Nothing while it’s in beta. [CONFIRM PRICING BEFORE LAUNCH]
Which subjects?: Maths, English and the sciences for high school and first-year uni, with more on the way.
Will it do my homework?: No. Hints and similar worked examples, so you can do yours.
What does it remember?: Topics, confidence, attempts and deadlines. See or delete all of it in settings.