An overview of the systems powering TutorMate - adaptive learning, the seven modes, study tools, test prep, RAG, and the accessibility layers underneath it all.
Misconception detection, mastery scoring, frustration sensing and pace calibration on every turn.
Learn more →A different teaching personality for every subject — from Socratic math coaching to playful language roleplay.
Learn more →Socratic, step-by-step, roleplay, examples, quiz, show-your-thinking, and co-learn.
Learn more →Turn any PDF, video or lecture into flashcards, mind maps, audio lessons and study guides.
Learn more →AP, SAT, ACT, IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, LSAT and NY Regents — rubric-locked, score-band predictions.
Learn more →PDFs, slides, audio, video and handwritten notes become a searchable, cited knowledge base.
Learn more →The same product reshapes itself across K–12 — typography, density and tone all shift by grade band.
Learn more →High-contrast, dyslexia-friendly fonts, reduced motion and a screen-reader-first transcript — WCAG 2.1 AA.
Learn more →Four overlapping layers run on every interaction: misconception detection, mastery scoring, frustration sensing, and pace calibration. The session you start at 4pm is different from the one you'd have had at 9am.
We borrowed the layered hint model from Khanmigo and made it stricter: the model never has the answer to give. Three hint tiers are surfaced in order, with a worked example as last resort — never the answer outright.
Paste a URL, drop a PDF, upload an audio lecture, link a YouTube video. We extract the structure, build a topic map and let you study it however works — flashcards, mind maps, audio lessons, personalized notes.
A first-class document ingestion pipeline: semantic chunking, vector embeddings via pgvector, and cosine retrieval — so the tutor cites your textbook, not the open web.
Rubric-locked grading using the same descriptors the real exams use. Predicted scores that move with you. AP tracks aligned to the official Course and Exam Description for every subject.
Common Core, NGSS, state standards — each lesson, assessment and mastery score is tagged to its standards code. Defensible reporting for IEPs, parent meetings and district reviews.
Font sizes, touch targets, corner radii, animation duration and vocabulary all shift by grade band. The Grade 11 UI is dense and crisp. The Kindergarten UI is gentle, oversized and forgiving.
56px touch targets, 1.25rem radii, 1.03rem base text, 480ms animations.
1.1× spacing, 1rem radii. Buddy reactions front-and-center.
System default. Where the design system was tuned.
0.95× spacing, 0.5rem radii, 240ms animations. Power-user mode.
Four adaptation layers ship by default: high-contrast mode, dyslexia-friendly font, reduced motion, and grade-band theming. WCAG 2.1 AA throughout — focus rings, ARIA landmarks, keyboard nav.
Free for one teacher and one classroom. Pilot in a week.