1 · Speak — she's already listening
Hearing happens on the phone itself: zero lag, no connection needed to be heard. Interrupt mid-sentence — “wait, what about the roots?” — and she stops and answers, like a real teacher.
How a class works
Not a chatbot. A classroom.
No menus to learn — your child talks to her exactly like a teacher at the board, and she behaves like one.
2 · She teaches — and draws it
Answers begin in about a second, spoken in a warm neural voice — and while she talks, graphs, cells, plants and scenes appear on her board, labeled like a proper lesson.
3 · You write — she checks
Write a sum or draw a flower on the whiteboard: she reads it back — “You wrote 2 + 3” — corrects gently, and teaches from exactly what your child made.
Everything a tuition teacher does
Built like a teacher, not an app.
Draws while she talks
Every board drawing is generated live for your child's exact question — fractions as split circles, history as timelines, nature as labeled plants.
Point at your book
Hold up a textbook and point at a line — she notices and offers to explain that exact part.
Notices attention
Look away too long and she gently calls the class back to order. Strict the way good tuition teachers are — never unkind.
27 languages, mid-sentence
“Explain in Hindi” switches everything — her ears, her voice, her lesson. Hindi listening works fully offline too.
Progress that motivates
XP, streaks, achievements and celebrations reward effort — with praise that names what was done well, never empty “good job” spam.
Remembers your child
Level, pace, weak spots and wins shape every next lesson. One idea at a time, a check-question after each.
✈️ Airplane-mode classroom
No internet?
Class is still on.
TutorAI ships with a complete teacher inside the app — no downloads, no setup. On a train, in a village, at 30,000 feet: she hears, sees your child is present and paying attention, and keeps teaching in her firm tuition style. Full lessons and camera reading return automatically when you're back online.
🧠 her own brain, on-device
👂 instant on-device hearing
👁️ on-device attention sensing
🔊 voice with zero network
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Englishहिन्दीEspañolFrançaisالعربيةDeutschPortuguês日本語한국어中文ItalianoРусскийTürkçeবাংলাதமிழ்తెలుగుमराठीاردو
For parents
The rules of this classroom aren't settings.
They're how the teacher is made — active in every single reply, online and offline.
A guarded classroom
Adult content, violence and dangerous instructions are refused with a kind redirect back to learning. Rude words get a calm boundary — never shaming.
A caring adult's instincts
If a child seems distressed, she responds with warmth and encourages them to talk to a parent, teacher, or trusted adult. Always.
Nothing hidden
What data goes where is written in plain language in our privacy policy — including what never leaves the phone. No ads. No selling data.
Questions parents ask
FAQ
Can the AI be wrong?
Yes — like any AI, she can make mistakes or oversimplify, and offline answers (from the smaller built-in brain) are simpler than online lessons and labeled as such. TutorAI is a study companion, not a replacement for school, and we recommend adults stay involved.
What happens to my child's voice and camera data?
Hearing and attention-sensing run on the phone itself. When online, the question text — and the current image only while camera/whiteboard features are in use — is sent to AI providers to generate the answer. Details are in the privacy policy.
Does offline mode really need nothing?
Nothing. The teacher's brain, ears, eyes and voice are inside the app. English and Hindi listening work offline; the offline brain answers in her strict-teacher style and hands back to the full tutors when internet returns.
Which devices?
Android phones and tablets. The app is large (~400 MB) because a whole teacher lives inside it.
Is there advertising?
No ads, ever. It's a classroom.
Give your child a teacher
who never leaves.
Questions before launch? support@tutorai.ink