Not a chatbot. A teacher.
Most AI study apps give answers. Tuto is built the other way round: it teaches one idea at a time and lets the student do the thinking.
Learn by talking
Hold to talk with an animated 3D tutor, like a real lesson. Snap a photo of a task and solve it together, step by step.
Moves on only when you understand
Every lesson follows a short plan of topics. The tutor checks understanding, explains it another way if needed, and never just hands over the answer.
A notebook that writes itself
While you talk, a live notebook keeps only what was actually said: formulas, task cards, timelines and diagrams for every subject.
See it in action
Full-resolution iPhone 6.9" and iPad 13" screenshots are in the press kit ZIP.
Tuto now knows where you stand, and teaches at your pace.
Skill maps
21 subjects and over 1,200 skills, from the basics up. Progress is tracked as you learn, the home screen suggests what to do next, and the tutor remembers the last lesson.
Understanding first
A short plan for every lesson. The tutor checks that you really got one topic before the next, and waits for you instead of answering for you.
A brand-new notebook
One page per topic. Task cards, a timeline for dates and drawings for every subject: trees, Venn diagrams, mind maps, circuits and graphs. Export to PDF.
A better first lesson
A 2-minute demo lesson with a ready-made notebook and a personal study plan, so new students see how it works right away.
At a glance
- App name
- Tuto: AI Voice Tutor
- Platforms
- iPhone and iPad
- Category
- Education
- Languages
- English, Polish, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Romanian, Greek, Czech, Ukrainian, Russian
- Business model
- Free download with a demo lesson; lesson time available as in-app purchases
- Sign-in
- Sign in with Apple supported
- Developer
- Kacper Kuczmarski, Poland
Every student deserves a patient tutor.
A private tutor costs more than many families can pay. Tuto started from a simple idea: build one that is patient, speaks the student's language and never just hands over answers.
The lessons follow how people actually learn: one idea at a time, the student shows they understood before moving on, and the tutor waits instead of filling the silence.