Algebra 1 · Geometry · more math coming
Not a quiz machine. A guided workspace where every idea shows up as a diagram you can push around, every problem is solved one checked step at a time, and a patient tutor answers "wait, why?" as many times as it takes.
Algebra topics
Geometry topics
Calculators coached
What's inside now
9th grade · 11 topics
Equations, the coordinate plane, functions, lines, and quadratics.
8th-9th grade · 19 topics
Angles, triangles, trigonometry, quadrilaterals, circles, solids, coordinate proof, and reasoning.
Where this is going
Algebra 1 and Geometry are live today. The same teaching pattern — predict, see, solve, explain — carries into the rest of school math as each course is built.
How it teaches
01
A short hook, where it shows up in real life, then one interactive diagram. The student predicts what will happen before anything is revealed, so the visual answers a question they already asked themselves.
02
Problems are solved one checked step at a time. A game plan strip shows the route, Mr. Cole offers a nudge when a step stalls, and a wrong step is explained on the spot instead of scored.
03
Solo work with real feedback. A mistake gets named — not just marked wrong — and a matching problem comes back around so the fix actually sticks.
After a topic, the student types what they understood. The tutor reads it and asks follow-up questions until the explanation actually holds together.
Repeated mistakes become a short, conceptual deep dive that goes after the meaning behind the rule — not another round of the same drill.
For parents
A guardian sign-in opens a plain reading view: no gamification, no guessing. You see what was worked on, what is stuck, and exactly what your student asked the tutor for help with.
Calculator coaching
Every practice step names the better tool for the job, then shows the exact keys to press — numbered and ringed on a photo of the real calculator, so there is no guessing which button is which.
Interactive math tutoring for Algebra 1 and Geometry.