Online one-to-one tutoring · Math & English · Pre-K–12

The right tutor,
and progress you can see.

We match your child with a tutor, lessons happen online one-to-one, and after every lesson you get a written update.

Nothing is booked until you confirm.

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Maya · Grade 6

Example

Math with

New this week

Daniel

Teaches middle-school math every week and is free Tuesdays and Thursdays after school.

Next lesson

Tue, Sep 16, 4:00 PM

Online, one-to-one · Math

See the lesson

Latest update · Thu, Sep 11

Published

Fractions and equivalent fractions

Went well · Found equivalent fractions on her own by the end.

Written by Daniel · 5:20 PM

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The relationship

One tutor, every week.

  • Matched by a person

    Not a list to sort through.

  • Private, one-to-one, online

    The same tutor every week.

  • A written update after every lesson

    What went well, what to practice.

Matching

You tell us. We choose the tutor.

A person reads your request and picks someone who fits — then stays with your child week after week.

Your request

Example
  • Grade 6
  • Math
  • Tue & Thu after 4:00 PM

What they find hard

Maya has lost confidence with fractions since the start of the year.

A person reads itand chooses

Your tutor

Example

Daniel

Math · grades 5–8

Why Daniel

Teaches middle-school math every week and is free Tuesdays and Thursdays after school.

After every lesson

You weren’t in the lesson. You’ll still know how it went.

After every lesson the tutor writes what was covered, what went well and what to practice. It appears on your dashboard as soon as it is published.

Progress · Maya

Every update stays here, so the term reads as a story rather than a list of sessions.

Math · Thu, Sep 11

Example

Lesson update

Fractions and equivalent fractions

Went well

Found equivalent fractions on her own by the end.

Keep practicing

Converting mixed numbers.

Next time

Adding fractions with different denominators.

Homework

Workbook p. 42, questions 4–10

Due Sunday

Written by Daniel · published 5:20 PM

Subjects

Math and English today.

More subjects open as tutors join.

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    Math

    Available now

    Pre-K to 12th grade

    Number sense, algebra, geometry, statistics and problem solving, from early counting through high school coursework.

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    English

    Available now

    Pre-K to 12th grade

    Reading comprehension, writing, grammar and literature, with structured practice at every grade band.

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  • SAT preparation
  • ACT preparation
  • Science
  • Social studies

Before you ask

Straight answers.

Everything a parent gets, in detail

When are lessons?

Weekly times you agree with us, shown in your own timezone. Nothing is booked until you confirm, and our team moves or cancels a lesson when you ask. The change is recorded on the lesson.

What does it cost?

We agree the price with you before the first lesson. Every lesson shows its price in US dollars before anything is owed, and nothing is charged automatically.

How do I pay?

Per lesson, after it has happened. Right now families pay by Zelle with a reference for each payment, and a person on our team confirms it against the bank.

How do you keep learners safe?

The classroom is your child, their tutor, and nobody else — with one exception we would rather state than hide: a named member of our team can join if there is a safeguarding reason, and every entry is recorded. You can see every lesson, update and payment. If something is not right, tell us from any page and a person reads it.

Let’s find the right support for your child.

Tell us what your child needs. Nothing is booked until you confirm.

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