For Tutors
This kid has a test Thursday and doesn’t get fractions.
Three tools built for 1:1 tutoring: Skills Check to see where a student stands, Homework to assign practice that grades itself, and Progress Reportto show the parent it’s working. Use one, use all three — each works completely on its own.
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The three tools
Skills Check
See where a student stands — first session, and again later.
Works on day zero — with the student sitting next to you. No student account, no invitation, no setup. Run it in the first session and get a real answer to "what does this kid actually not know."
Results are organized by misconception, not by score — what the student believes, and what to teach next.
Run it again later against the same student and the second run shows what moved, standard by standard.
Homework
Assign practice; it grades itself before the next session.
Start from the student or the topic, pick a task set, and send — no digging through content first.
Assign to more than one student in a single pass.
Grading happens automatically, and you're notified when results come back — before you sit down again.
Progress Report
Show the parent it's working — one link, every month.
You generate it, review it, and send a link — the parent taps it, no account and no app.
Content is scoped to your sessions with that student: what you covered, what improved, what's next.
Nothing sends without you reviewing it first.
How they fit together
Use them together and they form a loop — each one feeds the next, and the loop closes back on itself.
Run Skills Check again later — the re-run shows what moved, and that delta is what Progress Report can show the parent.
Each tool works completely on its own.
None of these requires the others. Run a Skills Check and never touch Homework. Assign Homework and never send a Progress Report. Use exactly one, and get the full value of that one.
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