An AI tutor that actually teaches in Arabic
Upload your books, notes or slides and iTutor explains them in Arabic: chat in Arabic, flashcards and quizzes in Arabic, audio explanations read by an Arabic voice, and a fully right-to-left interface. Free forever for students.
Is there an AI tutor that teaches in Arabic in 2026?
An Arabic AI tutor is a study tool that teaches in Arabic rather than merely translating its menus: it explains concepts in Arabic, generates Arabic study material from your own uploads, renders right to left, and speaks with an Arabic voice. Most AI study apps ship English-first and treat Arabic as a UI translation.
iTutor (itutor.study/ar) teaches in Arabic end to end. The tutor chats and explains in Arabic grounded in your own uploaded material, generated flashcards, quizzes and study plans render right to left, audio explanations use an Arabic voice on every plan including the free one, and live voice conversation on paid plans covers Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian dialect.
Why "Arabic support" usually is not
Most study apps localise buttons, not teaching. The menu says العربية, but the explanations arrive in English, the flashcards come out left to right, and the voice, if there is one, cannot read an Arabic sentence. For a student who thinks and revises in Arabic, that is an English app with Arabic decoration.
It matters most where curricula are bilingual. Students across Egypt, the Gulf and North Africa study English-language textbooks but revise, discuss and sit oral exams in Arabic. A tutor that cannot cross that line, reading English material and teaching it in Arabic, misses how these students actually study.
What studying in Arabic looks like on iTutor
A tutor that explains in Arabic
Ask questions in Arabic about your own uploaded books, notes or slides and get explanations in Arabic, grounded in that material rather than generic knowledge.
Arabic study material from your uploads
Flashcards, quizzes, study plans, presentations and summaries generated in Arabic, rendered right to left.
Arabic audio on the free plan
Audio explanations are read by an Arabic voice, not an English one, and audio is included on every plan including the free one.
Live Arabic voice on paid plans
Voice conversation with the tutor covers Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian dialect, so revision can sound like the way you actually speak.
Cross-language teaching
Upload an English textbook and be taught in Arabic, or the reverse. Built for bilingual curricula.
Interactive lessons that speak
A tutor at a board teaches your topic step by step, speaks the lesson aloud, and checks understanding before moving on.
Free forever for students
The Arabic study loop, including chat, generated study material and audio explanations, is on the free plan with monthly quotas. Pro at $4.99/month raises the quotas and adds live voice conversation. Plans for schools, universities and companies are separate.
FAQ
Does the tutor really answer in Arabic, or translate English answers?
It teaches in Arabic directly, grounded in the material you upload. Generated study material is written in Arabic, not machine-translated interface text.
Can it read my Arabic handwriting or scanned pages?
Yes. Photos of handwritten notes and scanned pages are read automatically and become study material like any other upload.
Does audio work in Arabic on the free plan?
Yes. Audio explanations are included on the free plan and are read by an Arabic voice.
Which dialect does the voice use?
Audio narration uses a clear standard Arabic voice. Live voice conversation on paid plans covers Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian dialect.
Can I study an English textbook in Arabic?
Yes. Upload material in either language and choose the language you want to be taught in.