Every tool you need to teach online

Every plan includes the live classroom, the Space (an infinite lesson canvas), the AI teaching assistant and AI makers, student records, the vocabulary tracker, the 850+ lesson library, your booking page, messaging, homework and invoicing. Plans differ mainly in how many hours of lessons Tuton writes up for you each month and how many active students you teach. Printable lesson-plan PDFs start on Plus, and on Pro your students can read their own AI lesson reports.

Yes. Paste or upload your student list from a spreadsheet (up to 200 at a time), check it and add it in one go, or add students one by one. Each student gets a profile with their level, goals, languages and your private notes, and the AI assistant uses that context whenever you're teaching them.

You and your students can join a lesson from a phone: in the browser, or in the Tuton iPhone app, which gives you two-way video, chat, the lesson's vocabulary and a live read-only view of the lesson pages. To teach, use a laptop or desktop: the Space, the games and editing lesson pages need a bigger screen. There's no Android app yet, so Android users join in the browser.

The AI reads each student's profile, vocabulary list, lesson history and notes. Ask it to explain a grammar point, write example sentences, translate for a beginner or summarise what you covered last week, and it answers with that student in mind. Only you see it.

Yes. Words you add during a lesson go straight to the student's vocabulary list with an example sentence. Students review them with spaced-repetition flashcards between lessons, on the web or in the iPhone app.

Tuton builds an invoice from a student's uninvoiced lessons in a few clicks and shows who has paid and who still owes you. Your students pay you directly by bank transfer, Wise, Revolut, PayPal or crypto. Tuton never holds your money and takes no commission on those payments.