1-on-1 lessons, live

A teacher just for you.

Talk to it. It draws while it explains.

One link. No app, no account.

real lesson

Sped up. Nothing here is a mock-up.

The problem

Nobody explains it twice.

A class of thirty moves at the pace of the class. The one thing you missed at 10:40 is the thing every later lesson is built on — and by the time anyone notices, it is three chapters back.

1-on-1
The whole hour is yours. It waits while you think.
Out loud
You explain it back. That is when you find out what you actually know.
Next week
It remembers where you got stuck and opens there.

How it works

Three steps, and none of them is setup.

No app, no account to make, nothing to download. Open the link at the time you booked and the lesson starts.

A real lesson board: a pizza drawn in quarters with one quarter shaded, and a question asking what two slices come to
It drew this while explaining it. A real lesson, taught in Turkish because the student was.

Inside a lesson

It asks you back.

Answer out loud. That's how you find out what you know.

After the lesson

The hour ends. The lesson doesn't.

Nothing to write down while you are trying to follow. It writes the notes itself, sets the homework itself, and both are waiting when you close the tab.

  • Lesson notes, in your language, from what actually happened
  • A homework sheet built from the bits you found hard
  • Both on WhatsApp, and both kept on your own page

Within a minute

NotesWhat you covered, what you got, what to watch.
HomeworkSolve it in the app, or print the sheet.
KeptEvery lesson you have ever had, on one page.

The next lesson

It marks your homework in front of you.

Homework nobody checks is homework nobody does. If you are still on the same topic, the next lesson opens with your own sheet on the board — and the questions you got wrong are the first thing you work on.

It knows what you missed

Not that you did the homework — which questions you got wrong, and what you answered.

You explain first

“What were you thinking here?” comes before the correction. Finding your own mistake is the lesson.

Then it tests the fix

A fresh question of the same kind, straight away, to prove it stuck.

Bring a friend

One lesson, split between you.

Add a friend who is stuck on the same thing and the price splits over everyone in the room. The teacher still answers each of you by name.

Up to six

Everybody sees the same board and can talk whenever.

The fare splits

Two of you, half each. Somebody joins later, everyone's share drops.

Real people only

Only somebody with their own account can be added to your lesson.

Three more things

It fits the student, not the other way round.

Your language

It answers in whatever you speak.

Your subject

Bring the topic. It works out how to teach it.

It remembers you

Next week it knows where you got stuck.

Questions

The things people ask first.

Is this a recording?
No. It is live. It hears you, it waits, and it stops the moment you start talking.
Do I need to install anything?
No. A link, a browser and a microphone. It works the same on a Mac, a Windows laptop or a phone.
What if my child goes quiet?
It waits, then gives a hint rather than the answer, then asks the same question again a little later. It does not answer its own questions.
What language is the lesson in?
Whichever one your child speaks to it in. It writes on the board in that language too.
What if I need to move the lesson?
Move it from your own page. The payment, the friends and the invite links all come with it.

All the questions

Bring the thing you're stuck on.

One hour, one topic, one link.