What is Tutezy?

The one-sentence version

Your content + Tutezy AI = an interactive, personalised learning experience. An institute does not write scripts or re-author anything. It points Tutezy at a course, reviews the compiled lessons, and every student who opens that course is taught by a teacher who explains on a board, waits for an answer, corrects, and comes back to what that student found hard.

What a student actually experiences

The student opens a chapter and presses Learn with the teacher. The teacher greets them by name (or picks up where they left off), and starts writing on the board while speaking: a heading, a definition, a worked example, a diagram — sentence by sentence, the way a good teacher paces a board rather than dumping a slide. After each concept the teacher asks a question. The student answers by voice or by typing. If they go quiet for a while the teacher nudges. If they are wrong, they get a hint first, then the answer, kept on the board. Concepts the student missed are revisited before the lesson moves on, and the next lesson opens with a recap the student can actually use. Notes are written as the lesson goes and kept.

The student sets the pace (slower, slow, medium, fast) and can switch between English and Hindi mid-lesson. The board and the voice follow. If the institute has turned it on, an animated, lip-synced avatar of the teacher is on screen; students can hide it.

What the institute does

1. Turn on Tutor Mode in the Vacademy admin: teacher name, photo, voice (stock or cloned from a 15-second sample), languages, strictness. Every course inherits these; any course can override.
2. Pick a course and see the cost. Tutezy lists every slide and shows the credits it will take to convert them before anything is pressed.
3. Compile and review. One click compiles a teaching plan per slide: boards, examples, diagrams, checks, hints, recap. Any board can be previewed exactly as the student will see it and recompiled if it needs tightening.
4. Read the insights. Concept mastery per student and per batch, minutes taught, weak spots, and a CSV export for the academic head. Every credit spent is itemised.

The full mechanism is on the how it works page; the setup screens are on the home page.

What Tutezy is not

• Not a general chatbot. It does not browse the web and it does not answer whatever is typed at it. It teaches the institute’s material, and it can answer doubts about that material. See Tutezy vs ChatGPT.
• Not a fixed curriculum. Consumer AI tutors come with their own syllabus. Tutezy has none of its own; it is only as broad as the content you give it. See Tutezy vs Khanmigo.
• Not a video generator. Nothing is pre-rendered. The board is drawn live from a compiled plan and the conversation is live, which is why it can react to a wrong answer. See Tutezy vs recorded courses.
• Not a replacement for teachers. It is the teacher, multiplied. The human sees who is stuck where before the next live class. See Tutezy vs human tutoring.

Where it runs, and what it costs

Tutezy is a module of Vacademy. Students use it inside the Vacademy learner app (web, Android, iOS), so an institute already on Vacademy adds it in an afternoon; an institute that is not gets onboarding covered on the demo. It is billed per learner-minute of live lesson — ₹3 or $0.03, ₹5 / $0.05 with the avatar on — from prepaid credits. There are no seat licences and no minimums. Details and worked examples are on the pricing page.

Try it before you read further

There is a free, no-sign-up 10-minute lesson on one of the sample topics — photosynthesis, Newton’s second law, a tough NEET biology question, a JEE maths problem, Spanish basics, an HR feedback practice round, and speaking-skills practice — public speaking, presentations, confident introductions and storytelling — where the teacher listens to what you say and coaches it. It is the real product with a timer, not a video.