Tutory for schools
Give Tutory the reading and it drafts the rubric. Then the assignment isn't a page to hand in — it's a conversation each student has with their own Socratic tutor. You get the transcript, the evidence, and the final call.
Paid pilots for teachers and schools. Data residency options across North America.
It's the first thing teachers tell us. The stack looks better than it ever has, and a lot of it was written by a chatbot. That isn't laziness — the tool is free, it's on every phone, and it's very good at exactly this.
Eleven of these forty are entirely their own.
A new kind of assignment
Give Tutory the reading, the unit, the lesson you just taught. It drafts a rubric from what's in it, and you keep that or write your own. Then there's no page to hand in — each student talks it through with a tutor that knows exactly what you covered. The thing being marked is the thinking, and there's nothing to hand off.
Photosynthesis & energy transfer — your reading, your three criteriathe same for everyone
Devon took twice as long to get there, and Priya hasn't yet. That's something you'd never learn from three finished worksheets.
Hand over the reading, the slides, the lesson you just taught. Tutory drafts criteria from what's actually in it, and you keep them, edit them, or write your own.
Every conversation has to cover the same criteria before it can end. Forty different conversations, and you can still compare them.
It probes where the thinking is thin and clears up what they've got backwards. A student who has it gets pushed further; a student who hasn't gets found.
How it works
You hand over the material
The reading, the unit, the lesson. Tutory drafts the criteria; you keep them or change them.
The tutor opens
It follows their thinking
You decide
Photosynthesis & energy transfer
Maya R. · depth: justify
Your note to Tutory
Chapter 4, energy transfer. Push on where the energy actually ends up — most of them will say it's sitting in the leaf.
Your teaching assistant
Every conversation in your class lands in one place, and you can ask it anything about them. It reads across the whole room, and it shows you the exact turns behind everything it tells you. Then it stops. It drafts; you decide what happens Monday.
It never marks a student, never messages one, and never changes anything in your class on its own.
Who's still shaky on energy transfer?
For students
The conversation that gives you proof is the same one that gives them help. It won't hand over the answer — it asks the next question, and the one after that, until they get there themselves.
For divisions
Bringing an AI tool into a school means answering for it. These are the three questions that come up in every meeting, and each one was a design constraint before it was a talking point.
Data residency options across North America today, with European regions coming. The region is a setting on your division, not a support ticket.
Tutory never assigns a grade. It tags the evidence and shows the turn it came from; the mark is made by a person who can see both.
Every conversation opens by telling the student their teacher will read it. There's no monitoring mode, and no way to switch that notice off.
Running in classrooms now. More questions answered, or talk to us about your division.
Start with one class. Hand Tutory one reading, let it talk to your students, and read what comes back.
Paid pilots for teachers and schools. Start small, then grow if it works.
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