TutorCat Guide Open TutorCat

For parents and guardians

Parents

Set up your family, follow your child's progress, and manage your plan.

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  1. Getting started as a parentThe consent email, creating your parent account with an invite code, and what you agree to when you say yes.
  2. Your parent homePick a child, then see their learning activity, today's screen time and mood, and everything else at a glance.
  3. Sessions and transcriptsRead a short summary of every tutoring session, see where your child struggled, and open the full conversation.
  4. Gaps and the skill profileSpot subjects where your child may need a hand, and see the habits they are building, backed by real evidence.
  5. The weekly digest emailA short email about your child's week. Choose the day it arrives, or turn it off, for each child.
  6. Wellbeing: mood, confidence and notesSee how your child says they are feeling, how confident they are, and any note they chose to write.
  7. Screen timeSet a daily limit and quiet hours for each child, choose whether reaching them warns or blocks, and see what your child sees.
  8. Safety alertsWhat makes TutorCat alert you, what you will see, what to do next, and the one kind of message that stays private.
  9. Family, consent and a second parentManage each child in Settings, add another child, link a second parent, and withdraw your consent if you need to.
  10. Deleting your child's dataPermanently delete a child's TutorCat account and everything in it. It happens straight away, after you confirm with your password.
  11. Downloading your child's dataGet a copy of what TutorCat holds about your child that you can see, as a file you open or save.
  12. Plans and pricingTutorCat is free during the beta, and nothing that protects your child is ever behind a paywall.
  13. Your account, theme and feedbackYour email and country, light and dark mode, sending feedback, signing out, and deleting your own account.
  14. Questions parents askStraight answers about what you can see, safety, consent, screen time, data and cost.