Where businesses lose hours
Every tutor prepares differently
Parents ask, nobody has the answer
Month-end reconstruction
Silent churn
Built on the tutor's daily flow
Because the same system prepares the lesson, sets the homework and messages the parent, business-level reporting is a by-product of teaching rather than an extra process. Nobody fills in a tracker; the tracker is the work.
- Multiple subjects per student, with topic-level weak spots
- Study plans laid out chronologically and reorderable
- WhatsApp and email delivery per family
- Student access through the EduBridge portal
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Frequently asked questions
Is Autopilot Lessons suitable for a tutoring agency?
Yes. Several tutors can work in one operation with shared curriculum and material, while each student record stays owned by the tutor who teaches them.
Can we keep our own templates and tone?
Yes. Reminder, recap and invoice templates are editable, so every message going out to families sounds like your business rather than a tool.
How is billing handled across tutors?
Lessons taught roll into what each family owes, so the month closes from the lesson record instead of a reconstruction at the end of the month.
What about onboarding a new tutor?
A new tutor inherits the shared material library and automation templates, so their first week already runs on the same standards as the rest of the team.