A tutor that talks
to your child
ClassGrade is an AI tutor that has real conversations with your child — about maths, English, and science. It knows what they need to learn next and adapts every session.
Learning through conversation
Your child opens the app and starts talking
No setup. No worksheets. Just say hello and the session begins.
The tutor adapts to what they need
Every session focuses on the right topics based on what your child knows.
They improve every day
Five minutes a day adds up. Watch real progress in the parent dashboard.
What your child can learn
Aligned to what your child learns at school. Real conversations. Every subject.
English
Speaking, listening, grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension
Maths
Number, algebra, geometry, measurement, word problems
Science
Biology, chemistry, physics with video-supported learning
Thousands of activities. One conversation.
Rich content library
Thousands of curriculum-aligned activities: images, diagrams, videos, worked examples, and question banks — all mapped to specific learning outcomes. This isn't a chatbot improvising. Every image, every question, every video is placed deliberately in the curriculum.
Voice-driven, not touch-driven
Your child navigates this library by talking, not tapping. The tutor decides what to show based on the conversation — a fraction bar when explaining division, a video when introducing the water cycle, a quiz question when checking understanding.
A map of everything they know
ClassGrade tracks every concept your child has covered, every question they've answered, every area where they're strong or struggling. The tutor doesn't just know what to teach — it knows what your child has already learned and what connects to it next.
Other learning apps give you content to tap through. Voice assistants give you a conversation with no depth. ClassGrade gives you both — a rich content library navigated through natural conversation, with a complete picture of your child's learning journey underneath.
Works with just voice
ClassGrade works without the screen. Your child can practise English in the car, before bed, or on a walk. The screen shows images and questions when they help — but the conversation is what matters.