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AI Tutor

Provide personalized, one-on-one educational support with an AI tutor that adapts to each student

All Subjects Personalized Learning Concept Explanation Unlimited Patience Encouraging Feedback
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Why Educators Trust Our AI Tutors

Empower every student with personalized learning support that

Adaptive Learning

Adjusts difficulty and explanation style based on student responses. Repeats concepts differently when misunderstood.

Socratic Method

Asks guiding questions that lead students to discover answers themselves, building deeper understanding.

Any Subject

Math, science, history, programming, test prep, or any topic. Configure the tutor expertise through the system prompt.

Patient & Encouraging

Never loses patience. Celebrates small wins and keeps students motivated through difficult material.

24/7 Availability

Students study when it works for them — late night homework help, weekend test prep, or early morning review.

Progress Tracking

Track topics covered, problem areas, and improvement over time. Identify gaps in understanding automatically.

See the AI Tutor in Action

Watch how our AI tutor breaks down complex concepts, asks guiding questions, and provides encouragement to help students truly understand the material.

I don't understand how fractions work. Like, why is 1/2 the same as 2/4?

Great question! Think of a pizza. If you cut it into 2 equal slices and take 1 slice, you have half the pizza, right? Now imagine cutting that same pizza into 4 equal slices and taking 2 of them. You still have the exact same amount of pizza! That's why 1/2 equals 2/4 — they represent the same amount, just cut differently.

Oh! So 3/6 would also be the same?

Exactly! You're getting it! Cut the pizza into 6 slices and take 3 — still half the pizza. Can you think of another fraction that equals 1/2? Here's a hint: what about 4 slices?

Engaging Educational Voices

Select warm, friendly voices that encourage learning and make students feel comfortable asking questions without judgment.

Top Voices

Michael

Male

Clear, patient voice ideal for explaining concepts

Bella

Female

Warm, encouraging tone for younger students

Emma

Female

Articulate, precise voice for academic subjects

Best Models

Kokoro

Free

Lightweight 82M parameter model delivering studio-quality speech with blazing-fast inference.

Fast 5/5

Fast, natural speech for interactive tutoring sessions

Sesame CSM

Premium

Conversational speech model generating natural dialogue with appropriate timing and emotion.

Slow 5/5

Most natural conversational flow for extended learning sessions

Bark

Standard

Transformer-based text-to-audio model that generates realistic speech, music, and sound effects.

Slow 4/5

Expressive voice with enthusiasm for younger learners

Launch Your AI Tutor

Deploy an AI teaching assistant that provides personalized support to every student, 24 hours a day.

1

Choose a Subject

Define the tutor expertise: math, science, language arts, coding, test prep, or any topic.

2

Set the Level

Configure grade level or proficiency: elementary, middle school, high school, college, or professional.

3

Pick a Voice

Choose a patient, clear voice that the student will enjoy learning from for extended sessions.

4

Start Learning

Begin the conversation. The tutor adapts in real time to the student responses and learning pace.

Perfect for Every Learning Environment

Schools & Universities

Provide after-hours tutoring support for students who need extra help outside classroom hours.

Online Courses

Offer instant support to course participants, answering questions and explaining concepts on demand.

Tutoring Services

Scale your tutoring business by providing AI-assisted learning between human sessions.

Socratic Learning Method

Our AI tutors use questioning techniques to guide students to discover answers themselves, building deeper understanding and critical thinking skills.

  • Asks probing questions instead of just giving answers
  • Breaks down complex problems into manageable steps
  • Provides hints and encouragement without doing the work for students
  • Adapts difficulty based on student responses
Sample Subjects
Mathematics Science Programming History Literature Test Prep Languages Writing

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about implementing AI tutors for personalized learning, homework help, and educational support.

Any subject you configure: math, science, history, languages, programming, writing, test prep (SAT, ACT, GRE), and more. The tutor knowledge comes from its system prompt and training data.

The tutor monitors student responses and adjusts. If a student struggles, it simplifies explanations, uses more analogies, and breaks problems into smaller steps. If they excel, it introduces more advanced concepts.

Yes. Configure the tutor for elementary-age students with simpler vocabulary, fun examples, more encouragement, and shorter explanations. Choose a warm, friendly voice like Bella.

Yes, but it is designed to guide rather than give answers. The tutor uses the Socratic method — asking leading questions and providing hints so students learn to solve problems themselves.

An AI tutor is available 24/7, never loses patience, and costs a fraction of human tutoring ($50-100/hour). It is best for practice, homework help, and concept review. For specialized test strategy or emotional support, human tutors still add value.

Yes. Configure the tutor with test-specific strategies, question types, and scoring rubrics for SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, and other exams. It can walk through practice problems and explain solutions.

Through API integration, you can log topics covered, questions asked, accuracy rates, and time spent. This data helps identify knowledge gaps and measure improvement over time.

Yes. Session transcripts and progress reports can be generated for parental review. Parents can see what topics were covered and how the student performed.

The voice agent is designed for one-on-one tutoring for the most personalized experience. For group settings, consider using the text-based API to support multiple students simultaneously.

Yes. The tutor can explain programming concepts, walk through code examples, debug logic errors, and teach languages like Python, JavaScript, Java, and more through conversational instruction.

The tutor never says 'wrong.' It acknowledges the attempt, identifies the reasoning error gently, and guides the student back toward the correct approach with hints and follow-up questions.

Yes. Using multilingual TTS models, the tutor can teach in 30+ languages. This is especially useful for bilingual students or teaching foreign language subjects.
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