An AI tutor for high school: every subject, grades 9 to 12
TutorAura · Updated
High school moves fast: more subjects, harder content, and tests that count. TutorAura is an AI tutor for grades 9 to 12 that helps with every subject, from quadratics and chemistry calculations to essay plans and source analysis. It explains one step at a time, asks you questions so you do the thinking, and works on a whiteboard where you can show your working by hand.
It's available whenever you need it: late at night before a test, or for ten minutes between other homework.
Key takeaways
- Every high school subject: maths, sciences, English, history, geography, computer science, economics and languages.
- Step-by-step help that builds understanding, not answer copying.
- A whiteboard that reads your handwritten working and spots where you went wrong.
- Exam prep for the Digital SAT and GCSE/IGCSE Maths, with practice tests and a study plan.
What it helps with
| Subject | Examples |
|---|---|
| Maths | Linear and quadratic equations, functions, trigonometry, statistics, calculus basics |
| Sciences | Cells and genetics, moles and balancing equations, forces, electricity and waves |
| English | Essay structure, analysing a novel or poem, grammar, SAT Reading and Writing |
| Humanities | Source analysis, history essays, geography case studies, civics |
| Computer science | Python, algorithms, data structures, binary |
| Economics and business | Supply and demand, inflation, business finance |
See the subject pages for maths, biology, chemistry, physics and English.
Example: finding the mistake in your working
You solve on the whiteboard and get . You ask the tutor to check.
It reads your working and finds the step where it went wrong: you expanded as instead of . It doesn't just give the answer. It asks: "What do you get when you multiply 2 by each term inside the bracket?" You fix the step, finish the problem (, so ), and it gives you a similar question to make sure the idea sticks.
That's the core idea: you do the problem, and the tutor shows you exactly where your reasoning slipped.
Preparing for tests and exams
- Class tests: ask for a quick quiz on the topic, starting with what you found hardest.
- The Digital SAT: a question bank, a diagnostic, a study plan and four full-length adaptive practice tests in the portal, plus a free practice test anyone can take.
- GCSE and IGCSE Maths: topic practice, a diagnostic, a study plan and timed mock papers.
For other exams, the tutor quizzes you and helps you plan your revision. See how to study for a test.
Help that doesn't do your homework for you
Copying answers doesn't help you on test day. The tutor explains the idea, guides you through the steps, and checks you understand before moving on. For essays, it helps you plan and gives feedback on your draft instead of writing it. You can always ask for a full worked example, but the default is to help you do it yourself.
It remembers what you're working on
The tutor keeps short notes about what you're studying, what you found hard and what's coming up, so you don't have to explain everything each time. It can start a short daily lesson that picks up where you left off, taught out loud on the whiteboard. You can see and delete what it remembers in your settings.
Its limits
Like any AI, it can make mistakes. Check important answers against your notes or with your teacher, especially for graded work. It can't see your textbook or class materials, so paste or describe the question. And it's a supplement to your teachers, not a replacement.
Frequently asked questions
Which subjects does it cover for high school?
Maths, biology, chemistry, physics, English, history, geography, computer science, economics and business, social studies and languages.
Can it help with SAT prep?
Yes. The Digital SAT pathway includes a question bank, a diagnostic, a study plan and four full-length adaptive practice tests.
Will it just give me answers?
Its default is to guide you one step at a time and check your understanding. You can ask for a worked example when you need one.
How much does it cost?
There's a 3-day free trial with no card needed, then $15 a month for every subject.
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