The tutor that remembers your child.
Every subject, grades 1–12. Homeroom Tutor remembers what your child struggled with last time and how they learn best. A whole month costs less than a single hour with a human tutor.
7 days free · $14.99/mo after · cancel anytime
- Parent-confirmed · Parent-owned accounts
- Every subject, grades 1–12
- No ads, ever
It remembers, so your kid doesn’t start over.
Watch what happens two days later.
On Tuesday a student tells the tutor they don’t understand equivalent fractions. On Thursday, two days later, the tutor opens the session by bringing that up unprompted and offering a warm-up.
Built to help your kid, not just finish the homework
Remembers your child
Every session picks up where the last one left off — progress, sticking points, what finally clicked. No re-explaining Tuesday’s confusion on Thursday.
Teaches, doesn’t do the homework
Guided questions and step-by-step checks, not instant answers. It’s the opposite of a chatbot that just spits out the answer.
Actually built for kids, legally
Accounts for kids under 13 are parent-owned, and a parent confirms by email before any tutoring starts. We don’t sell student data — ever.
Every subject, one tutor
Math through calculus, science through AP, essays, world languages, computer science. One tutor, one $14.99 price — no per-subject upsells.
Adapts to how your kid learns
Thirteen teaching modes — five approaches plus eight learning supports for ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia, autism, working memory, processing speed, anxiety and executive function. Say “just quiz me” and it remembers that preference permanently.
If your child learns differently, say so
Pick a learning support and the tutor holds it for the entire session — not just the first answer. Working-memory support rewrites the formula every time instead of saying “remember when we…”. Dyslexia support never makes your child re-read an earlier message. Dyscalculia support writes out every number instead of asking them to carry it in their head.
ADHD-friendly
Short chunked steps, one question at a time, frequent check-ins.
Dyslexia-friendly
Plain wording, short lines, nothing that requires re-reading.
Dyscalculia-friendly
Concrete number sense, one operation at a time, no mental-math load.
Autism-friendly
Literal, explicit, predictable structure — no idioms or surprises.
Extra processing time
Unhurried pace, repetition on request, zero time pressure.
Working-memory support
Keeps everything on screen — nothing has to be held in the head.
Low-pressure / confidence
Mistakes are normal, no evaluative language, stakes stay low.
Executive-function support
Helps plan, sequence, and track the work — not just solve it.
Learning supports change how the tutor teaches — they are not a diagnosis, treatment, or a replacement for an IEP, 504 plan, or specialist. Pick the one that matches how your child already learns best. You can change it any time.
Three steps to tonight’s homework
Create the account
Parents create and own the account for kids under 13. We email you a confirmation link, and tutoring stays locked until you click it.
Bring tonight’s homework
Type the question or snap a photo of the worksheet. Any subject, any grade level.
The tutor teaches — and remembers
Guided help tonight. Next time, it already knows where your kid left off.
The tutor you can actually afford to keep
A single hour with a human tutor costs more than a full month of Homeroom Tutor — and homework doesn’t wait for a weekly appointment. Every subject, whenever your kid needs it, for one flat price.
7 days free · $14.99/mo after · cancel anytime
Questions parents ask before signing up
Is this just ChatGPT?
No. Homeroom Tutor is built specifically for tutoring grades 1–12: it follows a teaching method instead of just answering, it remembers each student's history across sessions, and it offers six teaching styles — including an ADHD-friendly mode that works in short, chunked steps with frequent check-ins. It's not a general-purpose chatbot with a tutoring prompt bolted on.
Won't it do my kid's homework for them?
It's built not to. The tutor asks guiding questions, checks understanding, and walks through steps instead of handing over finished answers. If your child pushes for the answer outright, it redirects back to the reasoning.
Is my child's data safe?
Accounts for children under 13 are owned and controlled by a parent, and we confirm that consent by email before any tutoring can start — the account stays locked until the parent clicks the confirmation link we send them. We don't sell student data, and there are no ads anywhere in the product. We follow the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA); see our privacy policy for exactly what we collect and how to delete it.
What subjects and grades does it cover?
Every core subject from 1st through 12th grade — math through calculus, science through AP-level courses, reading and writing, world languages, and computer science — all under one subscription.
What does it cost after the trial?
$14.99/month after a 7-day free trial. A card is required to start the trial, and you can cancel anytime from your account.
What if I have more than one kid?
Each child gets their own account and their own subscription. That's deliberate: the tutor builds a separate memory of each child — their progress, their sticking points, how they like to be taught — and that only works one-to-one, the same way a real tutor works with one student at a time. Even with two kids, you're still paying less per month than most tutors charge for a single hour.
What ages can use it?
Any student in grades 1–12, plus college students and adult learners. For children under 13, the account must be created and owned by a parent, with parental consent completed first — that's a legal requirement (COPPA), not a preference.
Give your kid a tutor that never forgets a thing.
7 days free · $14.99/mo after · cancel anytime