Homework help that gives the answer
The homework gets done. The skill does not. You find out on test day.
Free alpha · Cohort 1 · 50 families
Your child, ready for the school you are aiming for. With the numbers to prove it.
A personal trainer for the mind. Twenty minutes a day at home, your child gets the one exercise that moves them forward, works it out on their own, and you watch every skill climb, week after week.
Free during the alpha. No card. Leave whenever you like. Fifty families, chosen by hand.
Why good pupils stall, and why you see it too late
One hour of tutoring a week
Expensive, hard to schedule, and too little practice for anything to stick. And nobody tells you what actually improved.
A class that moves at one speed
Too fast on what your child has not understood yet, too slow on what they already know. The gaps pile up quietly.
And the bar keeps rising. Now that AI produces any answer in a second, the schools you are aiming for select for what it will never do in your child's place: reason through a hard problem, keep going when it gets difficult, learn something new fast. Those are muscles. They grow with daily training, and the best time to start is now.
How Tutor gets your child there
Think of a good personal trainer. They never lift the weight for you. They pick the exact exercise, correct you one step at a time, push a little harder each day and log every rep. That is what your child gets, for the mind.
Results you can see
Every skill your child works on is measured. Your dashboard shows exactly where they stand and what moved this week. No guessing, no “it's going fine”.
Nothing moves on until it is mastered
Your child advances only once a skill is truly theirs, then reviews it just before it fades. Gaps close instead of piling up.
Progress within weeks
The first numbers appear after the first session. Within a few weeks you see what has changed, skill by skill.
Twenty minutes, on their own
On a tablet or laptop at home. No driving, no scheduling, no sitting beside them. Your evenings stay yours.
What cohort 1 families get
Daily training at exactly your child's level
The right next exercise, every day. Hints one step at a time, never the answer, so the skill is really theirs.
A plan that adapts every day
Rebuilt from what your child has mastered and what is still shaky. No wasted sessions.
Your goal, your call
Selective school, excellence, catching up or going further: you set the target, the training follows.
A live skill dashboard and a weekly report
The real numbers, skill by skill. Five minutes a week and you know exactly where your child stands.
A direct line to the founder
A short call with Pierre every two weeks. What you tell him shapes what we build next.
Voice mode for some familiesLater in the alpha
Working through problems out loud, offered free to part of the cohort.
Families spend hundreds of euros a month on private tutoring, for one hour a week and no clear picture of what improved.
Cohort 1 is free. The price comes after the alpha, and you are never charged without saying yes first.
50 families, chosen one by one
Pierre reads every application himself and picks about 50 families, so each one gets real attention. Applications are reviewed every week. If the cohort is full, yours is kept for the next one.
Our promise
If after 4 weeks your child's numbers have not moved on the goals you set, we tell you straight, and Pierre goes through it with you one to one. Leave whenever you like, and we delete your data on request.
Questions parents ask
What will it cost after the alpha?
We set the price after the alpha, with what we learn from the first families. Alpha families hear it first, and nobody is charged without agreeing to it.
Where does my child's data go?
It stays in the European Union. Your child appears in our systems under a pseudonym, and their name never leaves our database. No ads, no trackers, no data sold. Ask, and we delete everything.
How much time does it take?
About 20 minutes a session, three sessions a week during the alpha. Your child can do more if they want to.
Who is it for?
Children aged 9 to 14, in English or French, with a tablet or laptop at home. Maths and reasoning come first; sciences and humanities follow.