Snap a worksheet or paste an assignment. It teaches step by step in the student’s language, remembers what they know, and keeps them on schedule.
Upload a photo of a worksheet, ask a question, or paste an assignment. Your AI tutor reads the text and explains it step by step in the student’s language. It tracks what they know and nudges them on a study schedule.
Most tutoring apps hand out generic quizzes with no context. Fasrad’s AI tutor reads photos of the actual worksheet, explains in the student’s native language, and remembers which concepts they’ve mastered. It shows up at the study times you choose, and there’s no streak-panic gamification.
Snap a photo of a handwritten assignment and your tutor reads it (OCR), walks through the solution step by step, and offers a similar practice problem. It works for math, language, history, essays and science, anywhere a student needs a patient walk-through.
Strongest benefits:
Because the tutor has long-term memory, every session builds on the last. Miss the same vocabulary word three weeks running and it comes back more often. Ace a topic and it drops out of rotation. Over a semester your tutor gets sharper about *this student* specifically.
Fasrad’s tutor is proactive, which ChatGPT isn’t. It schedules sessions, follows up when the student skips a day, and tracks progress across subjects over months.
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Upload a photo from any device and your tutor extracts the text via OCR. Handwriting, printed worksheets and textbook pages all work, and it handles multiple languages in the same image.
Math, language learning, science, history, essays, grammar, coding basics, and any other subject the underlying LLM handles well. It’s strongest on widely taught subjects in widely spoken languages.
It walks through the solution step by step, by design, so the student learns the method along with the answer. You can set it to give hints only if you prefer.
Yes. Share the agent between student and parent, or set up a weekly email summary of what was covered, what’s improving and what’s still hard.
Set any cadence: every 2 hours, daily at 5pm, or on school-test dates. Reminders can go to email, Telegram, or both.
Yes, with your settings. Your agent runs on your instructions, so you set an age-appropriate tone, topic restrictions and content rules. All conversations are private to your account.