K–2
Very short sentences, one idea at a time, big friendly buttons and lots of encouragement.
TutorClue guides students with explanations, hints and step-by-step help — so they're learning, not just copying answers. It adapts from K–2 all the way through Grade 12.
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Guided tutoring example
Shown for Grades 3–5 (ages 8–10)
I'm stuck on this word problem. Sam has 24 stickers. He gives 1/3 of them to his friend. How many stickers does Sam have left?
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Built for Every Grade
Pick a grade range and the language, pacing, colors and typography all change with it.
Very short sentences, one idea at a time, big friendly buttons and lots of encouragement.
Concrete examples, short step-by-step help and a warm, curious tone.
Clearer detail, age-appropriate vocabulary and prompts that push students to reason it out.
Academic vocabulary, deeper explanations and concise, thorough answers for exam-level work.
Why TutorClue
Four things that make TutorClue different from a general-purpose chatbot.
Ask “what's 15 × 8?” and TutorClue starts with “what's 10 × 8?” It guides students through problems step by step instead of doing the homework for them.
Vocabulary, depth, pacing and even the colours and typography shift from early elementary through high school.
Parents create each student profile, pick the grade range, choose which learning tools are on, and can pause the tutor any time.
Younger learners can ask questions out loud and have answers read back to them — speech is handled by the device, and no recordings are kept.
Privacy-minded by design. Chats aren't saved to our database, voice questions are turned into text on the device with no recording kept, and we don't collect student emails, phone numbers, location or school details. Optional homework photos are processed for the question and are not stored. There are no ads and no student-to-student features. We don't claim any external safety certification — our review is still pending.
How It Works
Step 1
Create the family account, then add a student profile with a nickname and a grade range. No child email or personal details needed.
Step 2
Each student gets a username and a 6-digit passcode from you. They land straight in a study space built for their grade.
Step 3
Vocabulary, pacing, depth and even the visual design shift with the grade range you chose — and only you can change it.
What Students Can Do
Every mode teaches rather than doing the assignment for the student.
Walks through the problem step by step instead of handing over the final answer.
Breaks an idea down, then tries a fresh angle when a student says they still don't get it.
Asks one question at a time and waits for the answer before moving on.
Coaches structure, edits and explains changes rather than writing the assignment.
Designed With Safety in Mind
TutorClue uses safeguards designed to keep learning age-appropriate, educational, and focused on helping students learn. Parents stay in control with per-student settings and can review their child’s learning activity. As with any AI tool, we encourage parents to stay involved in their child’s use of TutorClue.
For Parents
Nickname and grade range only — nothing more.
Students can't move themselves to older-student rules.
Reset a passcode or pause a student's sign-in any time.
One adult email for the family account, and a password reset when you need it.
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School and curriculum leaders can review the current family tutoring experience while dedicated classroom features are being developed.
Review TutorClue’s guidance-first experience, current safeguards, parent controls, and clearly stated product limitations.
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