Start with anything you’re curious about.

01 / 08 · A few quick questions first

Starts with what you know

Before teaching anything, the tutor asks a handful of short questions to find where you are. Every one has an honest “I don’t know” option, so guessing is never the point.

  • Short check-in quizzes, not tests
  • “I don’t know” is always a fine answer
  • Skips what you already understand
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02 / 08 · Your topic as a map of ideas

A plan you approve

From your answers it sketches a learning plan as a little map of ideas and how they connect. You look it over, change what you like, and say go.

  • Any topic you choose
  • See how ideas build on each other
  • Nothing starts until you approve
03 / 08 · Guiding questions, then hints

Asks before it tells

The tutor teaches one idea at a time by asking questions that lead you there. Stuck? You get a hint before an explanation, and an explanation before an answer.

  • Questions at your level
  • Hints before explanations
  • Believes you can work it out
SageYour tutor
  1. Learner:

    I don’t get why ice floats.

  2. Sage:

    Let’s find out. Which do you think takes up more space: a cup of water, or the same water frozen?

  3. Learner:

    Frozen? Bottles crack in the freezer…

  4. Sage:

    Great clue! So if the same stuff takes up more space, is it heavier or lighter for its size?

    Hint: think “density”
04 / 08 · Tracks what you’ve mastered

Adapts to every answer

Each answer is judged on how you reasoned, not just whether you were right. The tutor keeps track of what you’ve mastered and what still trips you up, then picks its next move.

  • Progress tracked idea by idea
  • Spots mix-ups and comes back to them
  • Speeds up or slows down with you
05 / 08 · Every reply is reviewed before you see it

Checks itself first

A second AI reviews each reply before it reaches you. Does it give the answer away? Is it accurate? Is it the right step for you right now? If not, it’s rewritten.

  • Won’t hand over the answer
  • Checked for accuracy
  • Kept kind, clear, and age-appropriate
06 / 08 · Diagrams when words aren’t enough

Draws to explain

Some ideas click faster as a picture. The tutor draws diagrams, timelines, and sketches right in the conversation, then asks you what you notice.

  • Diagrams made for your question
  • Visuals you can talk about
  • Great for science, math, and history
07 / 08 · Out loud and hands-free

Talk it through

Listen to your tutor and answer out loud, hands-free, like a conversation at the kitchen table. Explaining in your own words is one of the best ways to learn.

  • Natural spoken replies
  • Talk back without typing
  • Switch between voice and text anytime
08 / 08 · Pick a personality and a look

A teacher with a face

Choose the kind of teacher you like — calm, upbeat, precise, or relaxed — and give them a friendly animated face. Or upload a 3D character of your own.

  • Four teacher personalities to choose from
  • An animated face that reacts
  • Upload your own 3D character
Pick your teacher

“Take your time. What do you notice first?”

Sage is calm and patient.

Example character. Upload your own 3D character.

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