AI tutor for secondary and university students · private pilot
The tutor that draws the lesson, then makes you think.
CORE explains on a board, step by step, in the student's own language. Then it asks: a question from memory, a line to write, a hint only when they're stuck. What they miss comes back on the right day.
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- 3x − 5 = 10the equation
- 3x = 15add 5 to both sides
- x = 5your turn: divide by 3
- 3·5 − 5 = 10put it back in to check
Right. Check it: 3 × 5 − 5 is 10.
The problem
Students already ask AI for help. Most of it hands them the answer.
Answers, not understanding
A chatbot that solves the homework feels like help, but copying a solution builds nothing for the exam. Learning comes from working it out, with the smallest hint that keeps you moving.
Walls of text
A process, a graph or a worked example is easier to follow drawn than described. Chat answers arrive as paragraphs to read and forget.
Notes nobody can trust
AI-made study material can leave things out or say them differently from the class notes. Students then study the wrong version without knowing.
How a lesson works
Explained first, practised right after, remembered later.
Every lesson follows the same four moves, in any subject: maths, physics, chemistry, biology, history, philosophy, languages.
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Ask
Type the question, say it out loud, or add a photo of the exercise or a page of notes.
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See it
CORE draws it on the board and talks it through: worked steps with the reason for each, graphs with sliders, timelines, diagrams. The board checks the maths in every worked example and sends a lesson back to be fixed when a step is wrong.
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Do it
A question from memory after each idea, the next line of an example to write, puzzles to order, match or fill in. Hints come one rung at a time: a question, the idea, the first step, a similar example.
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Keep it
Every question answered returns in a short daily review, spaced to when it's about to be forgotten, with more of a subject in the days before its exam.
Around the lessons
Everything a student needs between now and the exam.
- Study from your own notes
- Photos or a PDF become a lesson that keeps every point, says which page each one is from, and is checked against the pages by a second reading before the student sees it.
- Exams planned day by day
- Add the date and what it covers. CORE spreads study, practice and a mock exam over the days left, and replans when a day is missed.
- Timed mock exams
- A whole paper with its time and no help until hand-in. CORE marks it by the criteria, sentence by sentence, and turns mistakes into review.
- In the student's language
- CORE teaches in the language the student uses, from Spanish and Italian to French or Basque. Menus in English, Spanish, Italian and Basque.
- Talk to it
- Ask with the microphone and hear the answer read aloud, with formulas spoken in words.
- Phone, tablet, laptop
- It runs in the browser, with an Apple Pencil or a finger to draw on the board. No install needed.
Where we are
A working product, in a small pilot, before an open launch.
| Oct 2026 | doneProduct built and in use. Board lessons, review, exam plans, mock exams, notes checked against their pages, sign-in, spending caps, monitoring. First student using it. |
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| Nov 2026 – Jan 2027 | nextPilot with 10 to 30 students. Measured every week: who comes back, mock-exam marks before and after, and the model cost per student. |
| Early 2027 | plannedOpen launch. Group invite links for classes and tutoring centres, a free tier with a daily limit, and a paid plan. |
Costs and prices are estimates and plans, to be replaced by the pilot's measured numbers.
Join the pilot
Students, parents, schools and tutoring centres: ask for an invite.
Accounts are invite-only during the pilot. Write a line about who you are and what you study or teach, and you'll get a link to sign up.
Emanuele, founder
[your contact email]