Stuck on homework? Talk it through with Aristotle. Our voice AI tutor for grades 6–12 asks questions, draws on a shared whiteboard, and helps you work toward the answer. Interrupt anytime, upload your own materials, and return to a tutor that remembers where you got stuck. Parents get session summaries and progress insights. Try three free one-hour sessions; paid plans start at $49/month.
Hi Product Hunt! I’m Shan, cofounder of Aristotle. 🍎
Watch the 25-second moment at 1:32 in our demo: Joey asks for the answer to 8 ÷ ½. Aristotle draws a diagram, and Joey works out why it’s 16. Skip to 1:32 in the video below:
Getting an answer is easy. Being able to explain why it works is the part we’re building for.
Aristotle is a live voice tutor for students in grades 6–12. Bring a homework problem or upload your class materials, then work through it together:
• Talk naturally and interrupt whenever something doesn’t click.
• Work on a shared whiteboard with steps, diagrams, and practice problems.
• Get questions and hints that help you reason toward the answer.
• Come back to a tutor that remembers what you covered and where you got stuck.
Parents get a summary after each session and can follow their child’s progress.
Try three free one-hour sessions at heyaristotle.com. Bring one problem you’re stuck on, then tell us: where did Aristotle help you understand, and where did it lose you?
We’d love specific feedback from students, parents, and educators.
Hi Product Hunt! I’m Shan, cofounder of Aristotle. 🍎
Watch the 25-second moment at 1:32 in our demo: Joey asks for the answer to 8 ÷ ½. Aristotle draws a diagram, and Joey works out why it’s 16. Skip to 1:32 in the video below:
Getting an answer is easy. Being able to explain why it works is the part we’re building for.
Aristotle is a live voice tutor for students in grades 6–12. Bring a homework problem or upload your class materials, then work through it together:
• Talk naturally and interrupt whenever something doesn’t click.
• Work on a shared whiteboard with steps, diagrams, and practice problems.
• Get questions and hints that help you reason toward the answer.
• Come back to a tutor that remembers what you covered and where you got stuck.
Parents get a summary after each session and can follow their child’s progress.
Try three free one-hour sessions at heyaristotle.com. Bring one problem you’re stuck on, then tell us: where did Aristotle help you understand, and where did it lose you?
We’d love specific feedback from students, parents, and educators.