Tutary gives you the two minutes after every lesson: the note, the homework, the payment, the message home. You leave with nothing left to do tonight.
or watch the full 3-minute demo
No card. Works offline. Cancel in a click.
Most tools file a finished lesson away as a billing line. The finished lesson is the only moment you have the details in your head and the parent still waiting to hear — so that is the moment Tutary is built around.
Mark the lesson done. The fee lands on the record in the same tap — paid, unpaid or off a prepaid pack.
What you covered, how they did, where to pick up. Next week it’s waiting for you, not lost in a notebook.
A worksheet and a due date. Tutary tracks whether it came back so you’re not the one remembering.
Your note becomes a message a parent will actually read, in your own register. Change a word if you want.
One tap into WhatsApp or email. Nothing leaves without you pressing it.

Weak spots, the goal you agreed on, the thing you meant to cover next — held on the student, not in your head. Open a lesson and last week is already on the screen.
Factorising — clicked by the end. HW: Worksheet 3. Next: word problems.
Hi Sarah! Ethan really got the hang of factorising today — he stuck with it and it clicked. Homework is Worksheet 3, and next week we’ll start word problems. 🙂
Send on WhatsAppAfter a lesson, Tutary turns the note you just wrote into a message a parent will actually enjoy reading — the same tone you’d use yourself. You read it, tweak anything, and it opens in WhatsApp ready to go. Nothing sends without you.
See who owes what across your whole roster at a glance. Sell a prepaid pack of ten lessons and watch the credit tick down automatically. When someone falls behind, a polite nudge is one tap away — so you never type “just following up” again.
No per-lesson cut, no per-student metering. Three students free forever; cancel in one click.
Your data stays yours — export every student and lesson to CSV whenever you like.
You’ll know by the first time you tap Complete. Free for three students, nothing to set up.