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What you can turn into a study path
A photo of a worksheet
Snap it with your phone. The tutor reads the page and pulls the concepts out of it — no typing.Snap it with your phone. The tutor reads the page and pulls out concepts — no typing.
A PDF or Word document
Study guides, review packets, handouts. Upload up to ten files at once.
How the AI Tutor works
Step 1Read the theory
One short lesson per concept, written from your material — with worked examples and common mistakes.One short lesson per concept, written from your material — with worked examples.
Step 2Study the flashcards
Two-sided cards for every concept. Flip, mark what you knew, and the tutor keeps count of what still needs work.Two-sided cards for every concept. Flip, mark what you knew, and track what needs work.
Step 3Answer practice questions
Marked the moment you answer, with an explanation every time. Not just recall — calculations and error-spotting too.Marked the moment you answer, with an explanation every time. Not just recall — calculations too.
Step 4Take the timed full test
No hints, no feedback until you submit. A timer, a question navigator, and real exam conditions. Unlocked at 70% practice.No hints, no feedback until you submit. A timer and real exam conditions.
You pick the concepts, not the AI
Before it builds anything, the tutor shows you the concepts it found in your material — named and explained in a line each. Keep all of them, or untick the ones your teacher isn’t testing. Two concepts make a short path; five make a thorough one.
4 concepts foundChoose 1 to 5
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Equivalent Fractions
Understanding when two fractions represent the same value
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Adding Fractions
Adding fractions with unlike denominators using common denominators
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Subtracting Fractions
Finding the difference between fractions with unlike denominators
Simplifying Fractions
Reducing fractions to their lowest terms
Why a mastery score beats
“I read it twice”
Re-reading your notes feels like studying. It isn’t — and it tells you nothing about whether you’d pass.
The AI Tutor scores every concept separately. You can see what you’ve nailed and what’s still shaky. The timed test stays locked until your practice is strong enough, and when you pass, the topic is marked mastered. Not revised. Mastered.The AI Tutor scores every concept separately. You can see what you’ve nailed and what’s still shaky. When you pass, the topic is marked mastered.
100%MASTERED
Present Tenses in English
Topic Mastered8 concepts learned · 24 flashcards reviewed · 2 tests passed · 85% best score8 concepts · 24 flashcards · 2 tests · 85% best score
Concept Progress
Equivalent Fractions100%
Adding Fractions95%
Subtracting Fractions85%
Simplifying Fractions70%
What students use it for
In school
A test on Friday and three weeks of notes.
A worksheet that came back covered in red.
A photocopied handout with no digital version.
A week of class you missed and a friend’s notes to catch up from.
Studying on your own
A certification exam and a 40-page PDF.
A course handout you need to actually know by Monday.
Grammar rules that won’t stick.
School maths you’re relearning to help your kid with homework.
What it works for — and what it doesn’t
It works well for
Any subject where the material is written down — maths, science, history, vocabulary, grammar, exam study guides. It works from photos as well as typed text.
It isn’t
A homework answer machine. It won’t solve one problem for you, and it won’t build a path out of a single keyword — it needs your actual material to work from. It reads what you give it, so vague notes make a vague path.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Worksheetzone AI Tutor?
It turns your own study material into a four-step learning path: a theory lesson for each key concept, flashcards, practice questions with explanations, and a timed full test. It scores each concept as you go, so you can see what you know and what you don’t.
What can I use as material?
Typed or pasted notes, a photo of a worksheet or textbook page, or a PDF or Word document. You can upload up to ten files at once.
Can I just type in a topic name?
No. The tutor builds the path from your material, so you need to paste at least fifty characters of text or upload a file. That is deliberate — it means the path covers what your class is actually testing rather than a generic version of the topic.
How long does it take?
About ten to fifteen seconds to read your material and pull out the concepts, then under a minute to build the theory, flashcards and questions.
Why is the full test locked at first?
Because a test you take before you’ve practised only tells you that you weren’t ready. The tutor unlocks it once your practice score reaches 70%, so the test measures something real.
What does the mastery score mean?
It combines the theory you’ve read, the flashcards you knew, and the practice questions you got right, for each concept separately. At 100% with a passed full test, the topic is marked mastered.
Can I retake the test?
Yes, as many times as you like, and you can go back to any step — the theory, the cards or the practice — before you do.
What subjects does it work for?
Anything written down. Working paths have been built from fifth-grade fraction notes, a biology textbook page and Spanish grammar notes. Maths notation renders properly.
