The tutor that doesn't give up until you  get it.

A personal AI tutor for Grades 8–12 that does at home what a good teacher does in class — only one-to-one, with unlimited patience. It follows exactly what school is teaching: the same board, the same syllabus, the same chapter, at the same point in the term. It re-explains each concept as many times, in as many ways, as your child needs, and checks through practice that it genuinely stuck before moving on. Lessons are built from small ideas, each with a picture — many of them pictures your child can move — and a quick task to try. The pilot is live today for CBSE Grade 8 Science; more grades and subjects follow.

Tattvik doesn't hand over the answer. On a task inside a lesson, Help with this gives a clue that points the right way, then one more try. If a couple of tasks in a row are hard, it offers to slow down: explain the idea more simply, look back at the earlier lesson it builds on, or take a short break. On the questions that finish a lesson, it explains the idea a different way — a new analogy, a worked example — and asks again. Only after three genuine attempts does it walk through the answer properly, and then it asks a fresh question on the same idea. A concept counts as mastered only when your child gets there themselves.

Yes, and it says so. At the start of a lesson Tattvik tells your child that it is an AI tutor and can make mistakes — and to ask about anything that looks wrong, or tell a teacher or parent. The lessons themselves are written and approved in advance, not made up on the spot; what is generated live is the tutor's reply to your child's own answer.

Most chatbots will scaffold an answer if you ask them to — that isn't the difference. Tattvik teaches to a method, on your child's actual syllabus, and it remembers. It follows your board's sequence and what the class has already been taught, keeps a running picture of which concepts are solid and which are shaky, and comes back to the weak ones day after day. A chat session ends and forgets; this is the same tutor every evening, still holding the thread.

No. Bring it schoolwork and it behaves like a tutor, not an answer key — it won't write the essay, and it guides your child to their own answer. You can also turn on a stricter mode if you'd rather it held the line harder.

Tattvik teaches in English. Lessons can also be read in हिन्दी, தமிழ் or ಕನ್ನಡ to help an idea land, and tapping an underlined key word shows what it means — questions and answers stay in English, the way the exam will be.

On purpose. We'd rather get one subject genuinely right — taught properly, measured honestly — than list thirty on a landing page. More grades and subjects follow once this one has earned them.

Nothing, permanently. Families who join during the pilot keep Tattvik free for good — not a trial, not a year. We're keeping the pilot deliberately small: it's the number of families a small team can support well.

You can see what your child is working on and where they're getting stuck — without having to sit beside them every evening. Your weekly report shows the days they signed in, the concepts they learnt and the topics they revised, alongside progress against their own plan. You can also set a test on any topics and see their score and their answers.

This is where we're strictest. Data is encrypted in transit, access is locked down by role, and we keep only what we need — old data is deleted once its retention window is up. We ask a parent to consent before your child gets going and record it with real proof: the exact policy version accepted, by whom, and when. You can withdraw that consent and have your child's data erased. We don't show ads, and we never sell data.

A browser on a phone or computer — there's nothing to install. Sign up at app.tattvik.ai; it takes a few minutes. The pilot is open in India for now.

It follows exactly what you're teaching — the same board, the same syllabus, the same chapter, at the same point in the term. It isn't a parallel course competing with your classroom for a child's attention: it picks up where the lesson left off. Teach the lesson from your smart board, finish the topic, and it opens for revision with the tutor, concept by concept, consolidated with timed practice papers. And every child in the class gets the same tutor — the same patience, the same attention, for all of them.

Yes — it is plug and play. The Teaching screen runs in the browser on the interactive panel or projector your classrooms already have, so there is nothing to install. A teacher signs in on the board, opens the topic and taps Teach. The lesson fills the board as large cards the teacher steps through with Back and Next, or a clicker.

Nothing. Schools have smart boards, but teachers are usually still left to make the content and load it into an LMS. Tattvik arrives with the lesson ready — the ideas, the pictures and moving visuals, worked examples, tasks with their answers, and a short re-teach for each common mix-up. A teacher can start teaching in minutes and give the period to the class rather than to setting up a screen.

Yes. A teacher can set a dated test for a class— choose the class, the topics and the day. Students get a plan to prepare and a practice paper, and the teacher sees each student's topics revised, papers taken, best score and answers. For printed exams, one click drafts a full question paper from the exam's setup; add or remove questions, then download it as a Word file to finish offline.

No — it reinforces them, and the loop runs both ways. What you teach in class gets reinforced at home, instead of the two pulling in different directions: Tattvik gives every child the personal teaching a full classroom can't — meeting each student where they are, re-explaining as many times and in as many ways as it takes, on the topics you've actually taught, until it holds. And what a child struggles with at home comes back to you as a signal, not a judgement: this concept didn't land, and here is where — so you can address it in the next lesson instead of discovering it at the next test.

Concept-level signal, not surveillance. Teachers see which ideas the class is finding difficult — the misconceptions several students share, the ones worth reteaching to the whole room — and where each student stands, topic by topic. It's built from real revision and practice, not scores alone, and it is not a record of every conversation a child has with the tutor. Leadership sees the same picture rolled up across classes.

Deliberately conservatively. Encryption in transit, role-based access control, and retention windows that prune data on a schedule. We ask for parental consent at sign-up and record it verifiably — the policy version, the guardian, the timestamp — and log erasure when consent is withdrawn. No ads inside the product, and we never share your child's personal or learning data with third parties — we measure our own ad performance without sharing your data. We're happy to walk your data-protection lead through the details.

Start with a free three-month trial — run it with real classes, no commitment. What it costs after that depends on what you need: how many grades, which subjects, how you want to roll it out. We'll work that out with you.

Your school can be live in five minutes. No implementation project, no customisation phase, no advance or implementation payments — that era is over. Sign up, and you're ready to support your students on the free three-month trial. Run it with real classes — no commitment, no payment — then decide. It's as easy as setting up Gmail for your organisation, and it's the same five minutes whether you start from a demo or sign up directly. For a demo, write to contact@tattvik.ai — a live session, the class reporting, and how onboarding works.