TutorAI builds a course on demand. Give it a goal and it generates lessons, quizzes and flashcards in seconds, adapted to how you say you learn, then tracks progress through analytics. An AI homework helper works through problems step by step alongside it. The company claims 800,000 learners, 10 million courses generated and use at 23-plus universities.
Generating the course rather than serving one from a catalogue is what makes this useful at the edges. Course libraries are excellent for popular subjects and useless for the specific thing you actually need – a particular framework’s migration path, a niche regulation, one chapter of a textbook – which is exactly where most adult learning gets stuck.
There is a free plan covering course creation and basic features, then Mentor at $13.33 a month for 100-plus courses and Genius at $17.50 for 1,000-plus, with up to 30 percent off annually. A generated course inherits whatever the model believes, including its mistakes, with no editor between it and you; step-by-step homework help sits close to doing the homework; and a course counted in the hundreds is a quota, not a curriculum.
