Every seat gets a tutor that has read your materials.
Roll it out to your whole team or cohort, ground it in what you already teach, and watch progress from one place. Every answer comes from your own handbooks, slides, and readings, not generic replies.
See plansFrom your shelf to every screen
Three steps, no content-migration project. It sits beside whatever you already use and turns what you teach into a tutor for everyone.
Upload what you already teach.
Invite your people.
Everyone gets the tutor. You get the picture.
Run it like an administrator, not like 400 separate accounts
See how the whole cohort is doing from one place, and manage the people and materials behind it without leaving the room.
- Seats and member management
- Roles for staff and learners
- An org materials library shared to your subjects
- Progress and usage analytics across the org
- Per-learner progress views
Answers that cite your pages
How long is the lockout step before I start maintenance?
Lockout times vary by site and equipment. Check with your supervisor or your company's safety policy for the exact waiting period before you begin.
No sourcesWait the full five minutes after isolating the machine, then verify zero energy before maintenance begins.
Safety handbook, p. 12More than a tutor
Tutoring answers questions in the moment. When you need your whole team to complete something and prove they learned it, iTutor goes further.
Structured programs, built from your materials
Turn your own handbooks and slides into guided programs of sequenced modules that your whole team enrolls in and completes.
- Programs of sequenced modules, generated from what you already teach.
- Enrollment and progress tracking across the whole cohort.
- Completion measured by real engagement, not just a click.
- A certificate when a learner finishes.
Prove it stuck, with a live voice interview
A quiz score is easy to game. Verify real understanding with a live spoken interview, examined by voice, so you know the learning is genuine.
- A live spoken exam that checks real understanding, not copy-paste.
- Proctoring and anti-cheat checks built in.
- Examined in the language your people study in.
- Ties into competency levels and certificates.
Your materials, your people, your rules
Your materials stay yours
They ground tutoring for your organization's members only.
They are never shared outside your organization.
You control the seats
Add, deactivate, or reassign members whenever you need to.
Access ends the moment a seat does.
Sign-in that fits your org
Single sign-on options for organizations, plus standard email accounts.
Admins decide who gets in.
Private by default
Learner conversations and progress are visible to your organization's authorized admins and staff.
Never to other organizations.
Read our privacy commitments and our AI safety approach.
Built for your kind of organization
After-school help that matches class
- Students get help that matches what class actually covered.
- Teachers share their materials once and reuse them all year.
- Parents stop paying for generic study apps.
A tutor for every enrolled student
- Course packs, past exams, and lab manuals become a tutor for every enrolled student.
- Faculty see where a cohort struggles.
- Reading lists and citations stay tied to your own sources.
Onboarding and compliance that stick
- Onboarding, product, and compliance material becomes a coach for new hires.
- L&D sees completion and real engagement, not just attendance.
- Everything the coach says traces back to your policies.
Teach in the language your campus speaks. Twelve languages, including Arabic and Urdu, in the same seat.
Individual students always study free. Organizations pay for team plans with seats, admin controls, and analytics, and that is exactly what keeps the student side free.
No student ever pays to learn on iTutor.
See organization plansQuestions institutions ask
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How do we get started?
Can admins see learner progress?
Bring the tutor to everyone you teach.
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