Digital tutor · pilot lessons
A lesson that listens to the student, not just the textbook.
An AI tutor that teaches by voice, asks questions instead of handing out solutions, and adapts the pace to the child. We are starting with Year 9 Mathematics (Greek curriculum), in pilot lessons with a small group of students.
How a lesson works
Forty-five minutes, with the student talking more than the tutor
4 stages in every lesson
Getting to know each other
With a few questions, the tutor learns what the child already knows and where they get stuck.
Guidance, not answers
It asks, lets the student try and explains when needed — by voice and with visual aids.
Practice
Exercises at the student's level, with immediate correction and an explanation of the mistake.
Update for the parent
What we worked on, what went well, what needs revision — in plain language.
What's included
One tutor for one student, whenever they need it
Voice-led lessons
The student speaks and listens, as with a person. They write when needed.
Year 9 Mathematics
Algebra, equations, systems, probability, geometry, trigonometry — following the syllabus.
Adapts to the child
It keeps track of what has been understood and what hasn't, and returns to what needs work.
Visual aids
Graphs and diagrams during the lesson, not just words.
Greek and English
The lesson takes place in the language the student chooses.
Parent-owned account
The parent enrols the child and sees their progress. The student logs in with a PIN, with minimal personal data.
Speaking now
It doesn't give the solution; it guides the student to find it through questions.
It leaves time to think and try — like a good teacher, not a video.
When needed, with voice and diagrams — and it remembers what the child found difficult.
A trial lesson for your child
Pilot lessons run with a small group of students, with parental consent. Tell us the school year and what your child finds difficult.
Frequently asked questions
For parents
Have another question?
Ask usDoes it replace the teacher or private tutoring?
It is an additional tutor for practice and revision, available whenever the child needs it. It works on the school syllabus.
What information about my child do you keep?
The minimum: first name and school year. The account belongs to the parent, who gives consent at enrolment. A separate privacy policy for minors applies.
Which school years and subjects?
Currently only Year 9 Mathematics (Greek curriculum), in a pilot phase. Other school years and subjects will be added based on the results of the first lessons.
Would you like your child to join the pilot lessons?
Tell us a little about the student and we'll get in touch.