Study sessions with a tutor beside you

Start a session and the rounds are set up for you: focus, a short break, focus again, then a quick wrap-up. The question sits on one side and the Tutor’s chat on the other, ready when you get stuck.

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At a glance

Where: Sessions, and Start on any study block
Who helps: TutorExaminer
Ways to study: 10, from practice to timed exams
Timer: Focus rounds, breaks and a wrap-up
With AI off: Sessions run with stored hints; you mark against the answers

A Pomodoro timer that’s already set up

No fiddling with timers. Each session comes with its rounds, sized to the work and to the time you have tonight.

Rounds, breaks and a way back

Focus rounds with a short break between them, then a wrap-up that plans the follow-up.
Shorter halves a session; Not now leaves it on the plan; +10 min says what it pushes later.
While a session runs, a pill on every screen takes you straight back to it.
The Sessions page shows what’s running, this week’s study time per subject, and a grid of sessions to start.

Sessions: the running session, this week’s study time per subject and a grid of sessions to start

The tutor chat is the main event

Most study tools hide the help behind a button. Here the Tutor sits beside every question, the whole time.

A Methods practice session: the question on the left and the Tutor chat on the right — A Methods practice set, question 4. The chips under the chat are the quickest ways to ask.

Asks before it tells

The Tutor starts from where you got to. Hints come before answers, and “I don’t know” is always a fine thing to say.

Help one tap away

Explain this question, Give me a hint, Check my method, Why does this work? Or type anything about the question in front of you.

Tools beside the work

A formula sheet, a graph and your formula and data booklet open in a side panel, so you never leave the question.

Ten ways to study

Different work needs a different session. Each mode has its own screen.

Study session modes
Mode	What you do	Who helps
Practice	Questions one at a time, with a maths answer field and a Stuck? button	TutorExaminer
Check	A short check across a unit to find gaps. It isn’t a grade	Examiner
Flashcards	Spaced review of definitions, formulas and quotes	Librarian
Reading	A text with prompts in the margin, then a three-line summary, flashcards and a teach-back	Tutor
Revision	A topic page turned into recall questions: answer, reveal, say how it went	Tutor
Essay	Plan and build an essay paragraph by paragraph on a board	Tutor
IA work	Work through an internal assessment one step at a time	Tutor
Proof	Maths proofs step by step	Tutor
Mistake redo	Questions you got wrong on a returned test, tried again	Examiner
Exam	A timed practice exam with planning time, then marking against the criteria	Examiner

Feedback on drafts, never ghost-writing

Comments beside your words

Paste in your draft and its headings, lists and bold come with it. Read through adds comments anchored to your text, each tagged with the criterion it’s about, with Accept, Dismiss and Reply.

The comments are questions and suggestions. Nothing edits your words: the work stays yours.

Draft feedback on an essay: comments anchored to the text, each with Accept, Dismiss and Reply

Honest about AI and assessment

Your school sets the rules about using AI for assessment, and QCAA expects assessed work to be your own. The Tutor is built not to write assessed work, and draft feedback is comments only. If you’re not sure what your school allows, ask your teacher before you use the Tutor on an assessment.

What’s built, and what’s still to come

What’s built today and what’s still to come
What	Status	Notes
Focus rounds, breaks, wrap-up, the return-to-session pill	Built
Ten study modes and the practice exam screens	Built
Maths answers, the formula sheet, graph and booklet panels	Built
Draft feedback: paste, comments, Accept, Dismiss, Reply	Built
The Tutor’s chat replies	Examples for now	Labelled “Mock reply” in the app
Marking written answers and drafts with AI	Examples for now
Reading a photo of your handwritten working	Planned

See it for yourself

The preview opens the real app in your browser, on a fictional student’s school week. No account needed, and nothing is saved. When you’re ready, join the beta list and we’ll email you when it starts.