AI math tutor for K–12 schools and districts using guided questioning to help students solve problems
AI assistant for Mac and Windows that lives in your menu bar or system tray, sees your screen, hears your voice, and helps get work done
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Free: 30,300 tokens every month. Top-up tokens: $5 per million tokens. Individual bundles: $2 (for 1M tokens), $5, $10, or $25. Buy once or set up automatic monthly top-ups. Tokens never expire. Referral discount: 5% off for referred friends and 5% off for you per friend who buys, up to 25% total.
Key features
Guided questioning feedback that builds thinking instead of revealing answers
Handwritten work recognition and assessment
Support for geometry drawings, tables and graphs
Real-time data on student progress and learning gaps
Content aligned with state standards and curriculum
Three difficulty levels for differentiated learning
Support for 200+ languages
Adaptive practice personalized to student skill level
Multiple assignment types including entry, exit and formative assessments
Spiral review of previously learned topics
Sees your screen and answers questions about what's displayed
Talks you through tasks out loud and points at where to click
Runs applications, plays music, sorts files, manages Calendar events and GitHub issues
Dictates text into any field and rewrites selected text
Saves multi-step tasks as agents for reuse
Remembers information between conversations on your device
Focus on circled parts of the screen
Reads and answers questions about PDFs, images, documents and code files
On-device meeting transcription with summary on Mac
Transfers files securely between your Mac and Windows PC over your network
What makes it different
AI tutoring that uses hints to build thinking rather than revealing answers
Assesses step-by-step work including handwritten submissions, not just final answers
Trusted by 3000+ schools and districts
Real-time actionable data for teachers to differentiate and target support
Voice-first interface: hold a key and speak naturally, no commands to learn
Sees your screen so you can ask about anything displayed without describing it
Points at actions instead of explaining them, keeping you in control
Stores memory and files on your device, not the cloud
Teaches you how to do things rather than replacing your actions