An AI assistant that knows each student

When you ask about a student, it reads what Tuton already holds: their level and goals, your notes, their recent lessons and reports, vocabulary, homework and messages. For general language questions it uses its own knowledge. It's AI, so check anything before you teach it.

No, it answers when you ask. The parts that happen by themselves, such as the lesson report after a lesson and the Last time strip in the classroom, come from AI lesson reports.

Graded readings, level-this-text rewrites, gap-fills, discussion questions, quizzes, grammar mini-lessons, error-correction workouts, dialogues, phrase banks, lesson warmers, listening clips, a practice pack from a lesson, a vocab test from a student's deck, flashcards and certificates.

Yes. It's on your dashboard, on every student's page and in the classroom side panel, and you can ask it about any student in the iPhone app too.

A general chatbot knows nothing about your students. Tuton's assistant reads each student's record in Tuton, so its suggestions fit the student in front of you. If you'd rather work in Claude or ChatGPT, you can connect them to your Tuton account instead.

Not at all. The AI assistant supports your teaching, it doesn't replace it. It handles the time-consuming parts, such as reviewing past lessons, drafting activities and generating examples, so you can focus on teaching. You're always in control of the lesson.