you're studying to understand, not to pass

Teach the AI.

  • · Asks questions, never answers
  • · Makes the gap visible

The test of knowing something is being able to explain it. In Tutorla the AI is the student — you are the teacher.

roles reversed

Every learning app teaches you. Tutorla wants to learn.

The usual
  1. 01Ask a question
  2. 02Read the answer
  3. 03Assume you got it
Tutorla
  1. 01Explain the topic
  2. 02Your student asks “why”
  3. 03Where you're stuck becomes visible
Students assume they understood. Real understanding only shows up when you try to explain it to someone — that's when you find out which step you memorised.

Practice tests catch the gap but never show you why.

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how it works

A session in four steps

  1. 01

    Pick the context

    Exam mode, subject, topic. YKS → maths → derivatives → chain rule.

    exam
    YKSSATTÜBİTAK
    subject
    Maths · Physics · Chemistry
    topic
    Chain rule
  2. 02

    Pick your student

    Curious, sceptical or impatient. Each one pushes you from a different side.

  3. 03

    Explain

    Type, talk, draw on the board or upload a photo of your notebook. Your student listens and asks.

    Keep explaining…
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  4. 04

    See your gaps

    The understanding map marks every concept. The session note tells you how you explained.

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    • Definition
    • Composite functions
    • Why multiply?
    • Example: sin(x²)
    • Common mistakes

three students

Pick your student.

Mascots are being drawn — placeholders for now.

mascot

curious

Asks a lot, says “why”, wants to go deeper.

Hmm, I think I got the multiplying part. If you told me why it works, it would really click.
mascot

sceptical

Isn't convinced, looks for counter-examples, wants reasons.

Does this always hold? What if I find a counter-example?
mascot

impatient

Wants to move fast, expects a summary; forces you to simplify.

Okay okay, what's the shortest version? Three sentences.

why it works

We learn by teaching.

The Feynman technique

If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it yet. Tutorla tests exactly that, every session.

The protégé effect

Students who prepare to teach learn more deeply than students who prepare for a test. The research keeps showing it.

Docendo discimus

Seneca, two thousand years ago: by teaching, we learn. That line is where the brand starts.

Local curriculum, real exams

There is no other app that speaks Turkish, knows the YKS curriculum, and wants to learn from you instead of teaching you. That intersection is empty — Tutorla is being built there.

YKScore audience
TÜBİTAKolympiad
SATabroad

pricing

Free for now

We're in closed testing. Everything is free and unlimited during this period. When we settle on pricing, the early-access list hears first — and gets its own terms.

closed test

faq

Common questions

  • You pick a topic and explain it to the AI. It acts like a curious student — asking questions and marking the gaps in your explanation. It never hands you the answer; it makes what's missing visible.

  • No — the opposite. Tutorla won't answer for you; it asks you to explain. The point isn't finishing the task, it's seeing whether you actually understood.

  • The YKS curriculum is loaded: maths, physics, chemistry, biology, Turkish, literature, history, geography, philosophy, religious studies and English. LGS, KPSS, DGS, ALES, SAT and TÜBİTAK are next. You can also add your own exam and curriculum.

  • We're in closed testing and it's free. Pricing isn't decided yet; when it is, the early-access list hears first.

  • Your sessions and progress are visible only to you — locked down at the database level. You can make your profile fully private. Servers are in Frankfurt.

  • Not yet. The student currently runs on hand-written rules and is labelled “scripted student” in the interface. We're working on the persona; it'll take over when it's ready.

early access

Be one of the first students.

We'll test the web version with a closed group. If you're preparing for an exam and tired of memorising, we're looking for you.

In the making — the first closed test runs with 5–10 students.

which exam?