The problem
Thirty-five children, one teacher, forty minutes. The lesson moves at the pace of the middle of the room. The children who did not get it go home with homework they cannot start, and the ones who did are bored. Private tuition fills the gap for families who can afford it, in a voice and method that may contradict the classroom.
The school already has the material: chapters, worksheets, question papers, the teacher’s own slides. What it lacks is thirty-five teachers.
What you run on Tutezy
Homework help
The child opens today’s chapter; the teacher re-explains the part they are stuck on and checks with one question, then lets them try.
Practice and drills
Tables, grammar, formulae, spellings — short checks with hints, in the order the school teaches them.
Revision before unit tests
A recap board of the unit with quick questions; weak concepts flagged to the class teacher.
Reading and language practice
Spoken English or Hindi practice with instant, kind correction — the teacher listens and replies by voice.
Catch-up after absence
A child who missed a week is walked through what the class did, at their pace, without holding up the room.
Parent-visible notes
Every lesson leaves notes the parent can read, so home support follows the school’s method, not a contradictory one.
What each learner gets
- A teacher who waits, nudges kindly, and never sighs.
- The same explanation and vocabulary as the classroom, so nothing contradicts the teacher.
- Pace they choose; Hindi or English; a picture or diagram drawn when words are not enough.
- Notes to show a parent.
What you get back
- A per-child, per-concept picture before the unit test, not after.
- A class-level weak-concept list for the next period.
- A retention and fee story for parents: one-to-one support included, in the school’s own method.
- Consent-gated teacher voices, private to the school; likeness can be disabled at any time.
- No new app: it lives inside the school’s Vacademy learner app.
A worked example
A CBSE school opens Tutezy for Classes 6–8 maths and science: 600 children, 20 minutes each on three evenings a week. That is 36,000 learner-minutes a week, ₹1,08,000 — ₹180 per child per week, or roughly ₹720 a month, against private tuition that starts at ₹2,000 a month and follows someone else’s method. Teachers open Monday with a list of the concepts each section missed.
Where Tutezy is not the answer
- Early primary where the goal is reading readiness and motor skills; Tutezy is for children who can read a board and answer a question, roughly Class 4 upwards.
- Replacing classroom teaching. It is the after-hours one-to-one layer.
- Schools with no digital material; record or scan the chapters first — scanned PDFs are OCR-ed.
How to start
- Take the free 10-minute lesson to see the board, the voice and a check.
- Book a 20-minute demo; bring one chapter (PDF, video or deck) and we convert it live.
- Turn on Tutor Mode, set the teacher and languages, compile one course, review, and open it to one batch.
- Read the batch insights after a week and decide where to expand. Pricing is on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe for children?+
The teacher works only from the school’s compiled material and answers doubts about it; it does not browse the web. Sessions are logged and visible to school admins. Voices and avatars are consent-gated.
Can the tone be adjusted for younger children?+
Yes. Strictness (gentle, normal, strict) and pace are set per course, and the child can slow the teacher down.
Do parents get anything?+
Notes from each lesson are kept for the child and can be shared through the Vacademy parent app.
Does it follow our textbook?+
It compiles from whatever the school uploads: NCERT or board chapters, the school’s own worksheets and slides. Vocabulary follows the source.
What does it cost per child?+
₹3 per minute of lesson. Twenty minutes three times a week is about ₹720 a month per child. Full rate card on the pricing page.
See it teach
Take a 10-minute lesson, then book a demo on your own content.
No sign-up for the lesson. The call is 20 minutes and we convert one of your chapters live. We're in India. Calls run 9:30 am–3:30 pm ET (7 pm–1 am IST), Monday to Friday.