An AI tutor for students that teaches, never finishes for you.
Aluma's AI tutor reads your actual assignment, breaks it into steps, and coaches you through with live check questions, so the idea sticks by Friday's test.
How the AI tutor works
When you open an assignment in Aluma, the tutor identifies the concepts behind it, checks what you already know with a quick diagnostic, and then walks you through the problem one step at a time. If you get stuck, you get a nudge, not the answer.
At the end, Aluma asks a short transfer question in a new context to confirm you can actually apply the idea. Everything you master flows into your learning ledger so future practice targets your real gaps.
Aluma finds out what you already know before it starts teaching.
Guided nudges keep you doing the thinking, one step at a time.
A fresh question at the end proves you really understood it.
Frequently asked questions
What makes Aluma an AI tutor rather than an answer engine?
Aluma never writes into your document. It diagnoses what you already understand, then coaches you toward the answer with Socratic hints and a transfer question at the end to make sure the idea stuck.
Can Aluma help with any subject?
Yes. Aluma works across math, science, history, English, languages, and AP courses, and includes standardized test prep for ISEE, SSAT, HSPT, ACT, PSAT, and SAT.
Will my teacher know I used an AI tutor?
Aluma is designed to be honest with teachers. It never submits work for you, and every coaching session is aimed at helping you produce your own work in your own words.
How does the AI tutor know what to teach?
It reads the actual assignment attached to each class, identifies the underlying concepts, and pulls from your learning ledger to focus on the concepts you haven't mastered yet.
How much does the AI tutor cost?
The Free plan is live today and includes the AI tutor. See the pricing page for paid tiers with more practice tests, longer memory, and heavier daily usage.