Three ways of looking at the same thing: the five taps that close a lesson, the four moments in a Tuesday where admin usually eats your time, and what each part of the product does up close.
Every other tool treats a finished lesson as a line in a billing report. Tutary treats it as the one moment you’ll never get back — so it collapses the follow-up into five taps. Walk through it below.
Tap a step to see what the tutor’s screen looks like at that moment.
Harper Davis · 5:30 – 6:30 PM
One click ends the lesson and records the fee — paid, unpaid, partial, waived, or drawn from a prepaid package.
Nothing else to open. The lesson is closed.
Not a feature tour. Just the four moments where tutoring admin usually eats your time — and what happens instead.
Four lessons. Two parents still owe for last month — flagged in amber up top so I actually chase them. Mia handed in her essay; it’s waiting for me to review.
I open the lesson and last week is right there: “still shaky on factoring, wants to get to word problems.” No scrolling through old notes, no “right… where were we?”
Tap Complete. Jot the note. Set Worksheet 3. Mark it paid. Tutary drafts the message to his mum in my voice — I read it, change one word, and it opens in WhatsApp ready to send.
No spreadsheet to reconcile at midnight. No “I’ll message the parents tomorrow.” It went out the moment the lesson ended. That’s the whole idea.
Three parts carry most of the weight. Here is each of them in full.
A confident B+ before the January exam.
Linked lists, starting from Recursion set 2.
Every student holds the things you’d otherwise keep in your head or lose in a notebook: their weak spots, the goal you agreed on, and exactly what you meant to cover next. Open a lesson and last week is right there.
Recursion clicked once we traced it on paper. Base cases still need a nudge. HW: Recursion set 2. Next: linked lists.
Hi! Harper did really well with recursion today — once we traced a call on paper it clicked. Homework is Recursion set 2, due Friday, and next week we start linked lists.
Send on WhatsAppThe message drafts itself from the note you just wrote, in your register. You read it, change whatever you want, and it opens in WhatsApp pre-written. Nothing leaves without you pressing send.
See who owes what across your whole roster at a glance, sell a prepaid pack of ten and watch it count down, and nudge anyone overdue with one tap.
Free for three students, no card, nothing to set up. Or watch the 33-second tour first.