Before and after
- •Lesson notes in one tab, payments in another
- •Reminders typed by hand, or forgotten
- •Worksheets rebuilt from scratch every term
- •Progress lives in your memory
- •Month-end invoicing archaeology
- →One record per student, every subject on it
- →Reminders, nudges and recaps sent automatically
- →Material generated from the coursebook you use
- →Weak topics tracked down to sub-topic level
- →Lessons taught roll straight into what is owed
What you keep
Switching should not mean giving up control. You keep your wording, your schedule, your teaching order and your own solution sheets — the system just stops making you retype them.
- Bulk import of students, subjects and vocabulary lists
- Editable templates for every automated message
- Drag-and-drop ordering of the study plan roadmap
- Your own worksheets and solutions uploaded and reused
- Export of your data at any time
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Frequently asked questions
What is wrong with running tutoring on a spreadsheet?
Nothing, until the handovers cost more than the record keeping saves. A spreadsheet cannot remind a student, generate a worksheet, message a parent or attribute a wrong answer to a topic — so all of that stays manual work.
Can I move my existing student list over?
Yes. Students, subjects and vocabulary lists can be imported in bulk, so you can start from the roster you already maintain.
Do I lose the flexibility of my own system?
No. Templates, timings, channels and study-plan order stay editable, and every automation can be switched off individually.
How long does switching take?
There is no setup project. Add your students and subjects, and the built-in automations run from the first lesson.