A Socratic maths tutor for one-teacher classrooms
A tutor that never gives the answer — it asks the next good question, for classrooms with one teacher and forty kids.
How the AI credit will be used
Run a hint-only maths tutor for 12 pilot schools for a school year, and summarise each class's sticking points for their teacher weekly. Roughly 50% on hint conversations with students (Claude Sonnet 5), about 30% on checking students' working (GPT-6 Astra), and about 20% on weekly reports for teachers (either provider).
Who it's for
Rural schools where one teacher covers six grades. The kids who get stuck wait; the ones who don't get bored.
What it does
Students work through problems on shared tablets. When they're stuck, the tutor asks a question that points at the next step — never the answer. The teacher sees who's stuck on what.
7 backers
Ends Nov 23, 2026
Pledges become AI credit for the creator if the goal is met — never paid out as cash.
Maths teacher for 15 years, now building tools for schools with one teacher and forty kids.