A report card tells you what already happened. TutorCat tells you what to do about it this week.
TutorCat watches the work your child actually does, finds the specific topics that are not holding up, and gives you three or four things to do about it this week. It starts from the first homework session. No school account needed.
Free during the beta, no card required. Cambridge, Edexcel, AQA, IB and US curricula, grades 3 to 12.
Tap an example to see how TutorCat teaches the steps and refuses to hand over the answer. This is a preview: the full tutor runs inside TutorCat once you join.
The 30-second family quiz
What would TutorCat do for your family, specifically?
Four taps. Then see a sample first week for a family like yours.
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Writing your sample week...
TutorCat is turning your four answers into a first-week plan.
This is a sample drawn from your four answers. The real plan is drawn from your child's actual work, and gets sharper every session.
How it works
Your child does homework. You get a plan.
Three steps, nothing to set up. It works from tonight's homework, no school account needed.
Your child does homework with TutorCat
They ask real homework questions and TutorCat teaches step by step. It never hands over the final answer, so every session shows what they can genuinely do.
TutorCat spots what is not holding up
It watches across sessions and names the specific topic, with evidence, never a vague "weak at maths". If there is no evidence, nothing is flagged.
You get a short plan, every week
Three or four things, each with a time cost and an owner. Most belong to your child. Your part takes under two minutes, and you do not need to know the topic.
Next week it checks what got done, and writes the next plan. That is the whole product.
Get your first plan freeNo card. Works from the first homework session.
The scorecard
Every school tells you the grade. Nobody tells you the gap.
One count of what is still open for your child, across six areas. The number measures what is still open, never your child. Explore Maya's card, it is interactive.
No leaderboard, no percentile, no letter grade, and no comparison with any other child, anywhere in TutorCat. Nothing appears without its evidence.
Why the data is true
Because it will not hand over the answer, the work it measures is genuinely theirs.
A tool that hands over answers is measuring its own output, not the child. The final answer stays locked until the student works through the steps, and the gate is enforced by the server, not the interface. Try to break it in the demo here, or in the tutor preview above.
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The weekly plan
Three things, this week. Not a backlog.
Most items belong to your child. One or two small ones are yours, and they take under two minutes. You do not need to understand the topic to do your part.
A backlog dumped on a parent is abandoned. Priority is the feature: at most one item per area, each with a time cost.
Your part might be asking your child to explain one answer back to you. About 90 seconds. In a two-home family, both parents receive the same plan independently.
Last week's completion feeds next week's plan, without shame framing. An item that rolled over is a signal, not a report card on the family.
Quadratic factorisation set
Mole calculation walkthrough
Keep the streak, day 34
Ask her to explain one answer back to you
Week complete, +15 pts. This is the feeling the product is built around.
Live today: answer-gated tutoring, curriculum streams, gap detection, growth trends, wellbeing check-ins, streaks, the skill profile, and the full parent dashboard with consent controls. In build, and named honestly: school assignment sync, Compass the university engine, the mentor marketplace, and community pods. The scorecard and weekly plan are built entirely from what is live. School sync is not a prerequisite, it makes things sharper when it arrives.
Questions parents actually ask
Start tonight, with tonight's homework
The first plan is drawn from the first sessions. The free plan is a real plan, not a trial, and nothing that protects or supports a child sits behind a payment.
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TutorCat is in an invite-only beta. Your invite code is in your welcome email, and one code covers the whole family. No code yet? Email support@tutorcat.ai to join the waitlist. Already in? Sign in. Step-by-step help is in the user guide.