How it works
From stuck to taught, step by step
1 · Tell us what you’re working on
Pick the subject, describe what’s giving you trouble in a sentence or two, and photograph the actual problems — the worksheet, the textbook page, your own attempt. The more real material, the better your tutor prepares.
2 · Give your times
Add every stretch that works for you, tonight included — sessions can start as soon as about 30 minutes out. More windows means a faster match. Your card is held for the session price but nothing is charged yet.
3 · A qualified tutor claims it
Every approved tutor who teaches your subject is texted at once, and the first to accept locks the session — you’ll get a text and an email with the meeting link the moment it happens. If nobody can make your times, the request expires, the hold is released, and you pay nothing.
4 · Meet in the online classroom
One click opens a live whiteboard room with video. Your problems are already loaded in the room’s library for drawing on together, and a QR code in the chat lets the student snap more photos from their phone mid-lesson. Sessions are recorded.
5 · The session ends, the learning doesn’t
The card is charged only now. Within the hour, a personalized practice packet lands by email: what was covered, the formulas and strategies that matter, and fresh practice problems — every one with a complete worked solution. The recording link follows and stays live for 90 days.
A Tuesday, with a quiz on Friday
- 7:02 PMMaya photographs two problems she can’t crack and picks "tonight, 7:30–9".
- 7:02 PMQualified Algebra tutors get the alert by text. First to accept teaches it.
- 7:09 PMDaniel (Rutgers, vetted + auditioned) claims 7:30. Meeting link lands by email.
- 7:30 PMThey meet on a live whiteboard — her actual worksheet already loaded on it.
- 8:47 PMHer practice packet arrives: tonight’s problems + more, every one fully worked.