That awkward moment: the explanation makes sense until you pick up the pencil. I m Ke, the maker of TutorMate AI. Version 1.6 is now on the App Store, and this update focuses on what happens after the first hint. Keep asking about the current problem. Share your attempt, ask why this step? , and continue from the previous exchange. Get step-by-step guidance that takes your current work and learning progress into account, with clearer explanations and quick checks. Try the new free interactive learning demo before setting up your own course. It uses prepared content, consumes no AI quota, and does not change your learning record. Live exercise guidance uses AI. A small way to test it: open an exercise, describe what you have tried, request one hint, then ask about the exact step that still feels unclear. Try that step yourself before moving on. Parents and learners can also work through this together when explaining a problem gets tricky. What usually breaks the flow for you: a hint that is too vague, a jump that is too large, or having to explain your work again? I d love feedback on the tutoring experience. Free download, limited free AI use, optional subscriptions. AI guidance can make mistakes. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tu...
Get help while solving a problem. TutorMate AI uses your current attempt and questions to offer progressive hints, break down the next step, and support follow-up questions. Learners can work through sticking points; parents who aren't sure how to explain can use it together with their child. Courses from your materials, practice, and weak-concept tracking support ongoing learning. iPhone and iPad; limited free tier and optional subscriptions.
