For tutors: everything in one place
Schedule, homework, tests, income and progress reports, messaging and video calls — on one platform, without a dozen services around it. We don't take a commission on lessons: you settle with students directly.
Why we built it
The platform was built by a practicing tutor for their own work. Before it, everything was scattered across services: the schedule in Google Sheets, lesson links through a third-party service, the whiteboard in a separate app, and finding students on various websites.
Here it's all brought together. Plus what spreadsheets can't do: tests that grade themselves and let you assess knowledge quickly and outside lesson time, and courses that students work through on their own. In effect, a tutor can move their entire lesson plan onto the platform: build each lesson, set checkpoints and attach materials for self-study.
Digital tools work well in teaching — students are drawn to them. If tutors have feature requests, we are ready to add them.
Builder: test → lesson → course
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Test
Five question types: single answer, multiple answers, typed answer, fill-in-the-blanks and matching. Formulas are entered properly — fractions with a bar, roots under a radical sign. Grading is automatic and the history of attempts is saved.
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Lesson
Materials are attached to a lesson — a PDF opens right on the page, nothing to download — and a test is linked to it. The student studies, takes the test and sees the result.
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Course
A course is built from lessons and completed step by step. You can make a course on a single topic — logarithms, for example — or for a whole grade or exam preparation.
To be honest about time: a test takes the longest to build — answer options, wording, images. A simple test of ten ready-made questions can be entered in about five minutes; you can also ask AI to draft it and then edit the result. A lesson and a course are put together quickly: attach materials, choose a test, add the lesson to the course — a couple more minutes. A course of ten simple lessons is about an hour of work. After that the student works through it on their own, consolidates the material and comes to the lesson with questions.
What the platform offers
AI test drafts
Describe the test you need in words and a draft will appear in the builder. You can select your uploaded materials, and the questions will be based on what they contain. Then you edit the draft like a regular test: the tutor, not the program, is responsible for the content. Access is granted on request.
Student's view
The preview button shows the test exactly as the student will see it — before you assign it.
Access per student
Courses are opened selectively: a ninth-grader has no need to see a test for fifth grade.
Lessons and income
Mark a lesson — the income is calculated. For a period, by month, by student; average lesson price, prepaid amount, expected income. Excel export.
Progress in numbers
Average test score, month-by-month trends, average homework grade and the share accepted on the first try. A summary for all students at once.
Homework
An assignment as a file, a solution from the student, review with markups and a grade. The revision history is saved and included in the report.
Group lessons
One mark for the whole group, income by the number of participants, assignments to everyone at once with individual review for each.
Schedule and reminders
A weekly grid with all students, a counter of paid lessons and a reminder to both of you half an hour before the lesson.
Chat with students
Messaging on the platform, stored encrypted.
Video call
A lesson starts from the site: an online whiteboard and screen sharing are built in, and the student doesn't need to install anything.
Progress
Results of completed tests for each student with a breakdown of answers.
Requests from students
Students choose a tutor from the list and send a request with a cover message. There is also matching by description: a person describes what they need and receives suitable profiles.
Everyone gets an equal place in the list
The order of profiles does not depend on who signed up first. You specify how many students you can take, and while you have open slots you are shown on equal terms with everyone else.
Reviews
Only someone who actually took lessons can write a review, and no earlier than two weeks after starting. You can reply to a review but not remove it — neither you nor we on request.
Money
- Payment for lessons goes directly between the student and the tutor. The platform does not accept or process payments.
- There is no commission on lessons.
- Access is currently free. The platform is in test mode. When paid plans appear, a free plan will remain — with a small number of students and test drafts, so that you can work without paying. We will warn you about any changes in advance rather than present them as a done deal.
- Your form of work is your choice. Self-employed, sole proprietor or unregistered — it doesn't matter to the platform, and receipts and tax reporting are your responsibility.
How to start
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Fill in the application
Registration is standard: your details, a photo, a few words about yourself, and subjects with lesson price and length.
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Wait for review
Usually one or two business days, faster when there is no queue. We check the photo, the tutor information, the subjects and prices.
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Start working
Once approved, your profile appears in the “Our tutors” section and students can send you requests.
Frequently asked questions
What features are there?
A “test — lesson — course” builder with five question types and formulas; AI test drafts, including from your own lesson notes; a preview through the student's eyes; course access management; a schedule and tracking of paid lessons; chat; video calls with an online whiteboard and screen sharing; progress with a breakdown of answers; reviews from people who studied with you.
Do I need to bring my own students?
Each tutor decides whether to move the students they already teach to the platform. New students can find you in the list of tutors and send a request.
How much does it cost?
Nothing for now: the platform is in test mode. We don't take a commission on lessons and don't plan to — you settle with students directly. When paid plans appear, the free plan will remain: with a small number of students and test drafts, you will be able to work without paying.
Where can I learn more about the platform?
In the “Knowledge base” section — it grows as questions come in. If something is missing, write to us via the contact form and we will add it.
How long does the application review take?
Usually one or two business days, and faster when there is no queue.
Join us
Registration takes a few minutes. If you have any questions, write to us and we will answer.