AllSet

by AvivMatrix

For private tutors

Your first family is free.
The parent invites you.

See your student's real week before the session: what school set, what's due, and which chapters are still unticked.

The first fifteen minutes

β€œWhat did your teacher give you?”

A student's home screen: today's work, what is due tomorrow, and the next exam

Arrive knowing.

The same list the family sees, before the session starts.

How the invitation works

Three steps. The parent controls all of them.

  1. Parent sends a code

    for one named child

  2. You redeem, they approve

    two steps, on purpose

  3. They can end it

    any time

Sending a tutor code is part of the family plan, and new accounts start with a free trial of it, so most families can send one the same evening.

What's inside

Plan the session, not the list.

  1. A student's week in the planner: homework by day, ticked off as it is done

    See the whole week

    Homework, exams and the timetable, before the session starts.

  2. An exam's chapter checklist, five of eight chapters ticked

    Exams and unticked chapters

    Know which chapters still need work.

  3. A tutor's screen for one student: an Add to plan button, then the plan coming up, a worksheet and a revision task

    Add a study plan

    Put revision on the child's planner.

  4. The session log box asking what did you cover today, noting that the student and their parent see it too

    Log each session

    The child and their parent see it too.

  5. Leave a note for the family

    Comment on the child's work, where the family already looks.

Run a batch?

It works like a class.

β‚Ή199 / month

Post to your whole batch once. Your first batch of up to 60 students is free.

For schools

Onboard your school? Talk to us.

One plan for every teacher, and a free pilot term.

Questions

Does a tutor have to pay for AllSet?

Your first family is free. The invitation comes from the family, it is for one named child, and there is nothing to buy to accept it. Beyond that first family, one subscription covers every family you tutor and every class you teach, however many there are.

How do I get access to my student's planner?

Ask the parent to send you a tutor code from AllSet. You redeem it, and the parent approves you. Two steps, because a code can be forwarded or read over a shoulder, so redeeming it grants nothing until the parent confirms. One code covers one child, so two siblings means two codes.

What can I actually see?

That one child's school week: what the school has set, what is due and when, the timetable, and when the exams are along with which revision topics are still unticked, plus the study plan you have added. You see nothing else in that household and nothing about any other family. There is no open chat: comments attach to a specific piece of work.

What can I add for my student?

A study plan and a note after each session. You can put revision, practice or a worksheet on the child's planner, on the days you choose, and log what you covered. The child and their parent see both. Homework and exams come from the school and the family, so your plan sits beside them in the same list.

Can the parent remove me?

At any time, and without asking anyone. The link belongs to the family. Ending one child's link never affects a sibling's, because each is a separate link.

What does the paid tutor plan cover, then?

The paid plan is for teaching your own groups rather than tutoring a family's child. Running a class in AllSet is free for your first class, up to sixty students. A second class, or a sixty-first student, is what β‚Ή199 / month covers. One-to-one tuition links a parent invites you into are outside that entirely.

Is there anything my student's family has to have?

Yes, and it is worth knowing before you ask. Sending a tutor invite is part of the paid family plan, so a family on the free receive-only tier will not have the button. New accounts get a free trial of the paid plan, so most families can send a code straight away.

More on the class side, and the teacher guide has the detail.

Join free with a code