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Mixed grades

Six students in the window that used to fit four.

Stagger students through the same 6–10 pm peak window. Each gets 30 minutes of you; ByteTutor covers the practice in between and pulls you back when someone stalls.

4 → 6 students+50% teaching capacity in the same evening
Illustrative 6–10 pm example · staggered 30 min apart
Today

Mixed grades become four separate back-to-back hours — 6–7, 7–8, 8–9, 9–10 — because the next student cannot start while the current one practises.

With ByteTutor
Mixed-grade schedule · 6–10 pm● Live
6:006:307:007:308:008:309:009:30
PR
PriyaGr 7 · Fractions
With youPracticeHelp + close
AR
ArjunGr 5 · Multiplication
With youPracticeClose
ME
MeeraGr 8 · Percentages
With youPracticeClose
KB
KabirGr 6 · Geometry
With youPracticeClose
AN
AnayaGr 9 · Algebra
With youPracticeClose
RO
RohanGr 7 · Decimals
With youPracticeHelp + close
With you (30 min)ByteTutor practice (25 min)Quick closeFlagged · focused help
4traditional 1:1 slots
→
6staggered students
+2 students · 50% more capacity
Running 30-minute sessions instead? They stack tighter still — a new student can start every 15 minutes, which fits 8 students into a 2.5-hour window where back-to-back slots fit 5.
Whichever way you teach

The same four things happen underneath.

1:1, small group or mixed grade — every session runs on the same engine, so the record you build is one continuous history per student.

01
Every answer becomes evidence

Mistakes, hints and retries are captured as structured data — not notes you have to remember.

02
Your attention goes where it is needed

ByteTutor flags the student who is stuck and keeps everyone else moving.

03
Homework writes itself from the lesson

Follow-up practice targets the exact skills the student just missed.

04
The next session starts from the last one

Progress compounds instead of restarting from zero.

How ByteTutor works

Every score comes with the next step already decided.

Each result turns into a recommendation, built from how the student actually performed — the misconception behind the error, the band he lands in, and whether it has been tested yet.

AR
ArjunGrade 4 · Fractions · Tue & Fri
Add like fractions
Illustrative · a real skill from the CBSE map
0% 50% 100% ARJUN’S SCORE · ADD LIKE FRACTIONS 1 50% You teach Tue 6 Oct 2 80% You re-teach Fri 9 Oct 3 100% Practice Sun 11 Oct 4 100% Stretch Wed 14 Oct 5 90% Retention test Fri 16 Oct
1ByteTutor recommends

Re-teach this one live. No homework at this band.

3/8 + 2/8 = 5/16ADD_DENOMINATORS
Taught live 9 Oct
2ByteTutor recommends

Send five medium questions on this one skill.

Generated & sent 11 Oct
3ByteTutor recommends

Not finished — five harder questions before it closes.

Generated & sent 14 Oct
4ByteTutor recommends

Now test it, at a higher bar than practice.

Generated & sent 16 Oct
5ByteTutor recommends

Topic closed. Bring it back for a re-check in three weeks.

Re-check due 6 Nov
1 live with you 4 smart recommendations One needed you in the room. ByteTutor generated, marked and re-tested the other four — new questions every time, so he cannot pass by remembering. Nothing is sent without your approval.

The same five steps run on every skill, for every student.

Arjun’s week above is one pass through this loop. It is running continuously across your whole roster.

live learning flow
Evidence coming in
Live sessionhappening now
AnswersHintsRetriesStuck
Homeworkbetween sessions
AccuracySkippedWeak skills
Quick checkdid it stick?
MasteryRetainedNeeds revision
✦
ByteTutor Engine
Every answer · every skill · every student
LIVE
01 · signal
◎

Capture

Every answer, hint and retry becomes a signal.

events
02 · skill
◇

Tag

Bound to one named skill, not a topic.

Add like fractions
03 · error
▵

Diagnose

Each wrong option catches a specific error.

ADD_DENOMINATORS
04 · level
▲

Rate

Scored into one of four bands.

05 · action
↗

Act

You get flagged to explain it, and the skill gets its own practice — then a harder set to confirm it stuck.

Flag youPractise that skillConfirm
Updated continuously as new evidence arrives
Decisions coming out
During the session
Who needs me? Arjun stuck three times — flagged while you can still help.
After the session
What should they practise? A set on that exact skill, generated and marked.
Before the next session
What should I revisit? Waiting at the top of your session view, attempts attached.
Over time
Did it actually stick? A harder set confirms it before anything is called mastered.
Whatever happens next becomes new evidence — and the loop runs again

Same question. Same score. Two completely different problems.

This is what a misconception code buys you that a mark out of five cannot.

3/8 + 2/8 = ?   correct answer 5/8
AR
Arjun2 / 5
5/16 he wrote
ADD_DENOMINATORS
He added the denominators too. He believes the size of each part changes when you add — a wrong idea, not a slip.
Fix: fraction barShow the parts staying the same size.
ME
Meera2 / 5
1/8 she wrote
SUBTRACTED_NUMERATORS
She understands fractions fine — she subtracted instead of adding. She misread the sign.
Fix: highlight the operationNo re-teaching of fractions needed.

A score says “weak at fractions.” Both students would get the same worksheet — and one of them would learn nothing from it.

Skill-levelNot topic-levelA weak step does not re-teach the whole chapter. Only the skill that broke comes back.
45Named misconceptionsEach one carries its own explanation and its own fix — so the remedy matches the error.
≥90%Still is not “done”A top score triggers a harder confirmation set, because one strong session is provisional.

This runs for every student, on every skill, from every live session, homework set and test — at the same time.

Nothing about your teaching has to change. We start at “now practise.”

No question sets to author. No topics to tag. No new method to learn. You teach the way you already teach — ByteTutor picks up the moment they start answering.

You keep
Your explanation, your board, your pace Online or in a room. ByteTutor never interrupts you or tells you what to teach next.
We take over
Reading what every answer meant Each wrong option is tied to a named misconception, so you get the reason — not just a red cross.
You keep
Your own worksheets and textbook Photograph a page and ByteTutor reads the questions off it. Or let it build the set for you.
We take over
Making the next set, at the right level Fresh questions on the exact skill that broke — so nobody passes by remembering last week’s answers.
You keep
Every judgement call Nothing reaches a student until you press send. ByteTutor proposes; you decide.
We take over
Marking, tracking and chasing Every answer is marked the moment it is given, progress updates per skill, and the parent page keeps itself current without you writing a message.
Getting started

Your first session is running in five steps.

No setup project, no content to upload, no training call. Here is genuinely the whole thing, start to finish.

Steps done 0 / 5
Hover a step to scrub
Step 1

Add your students

Paste a list or drop a CSV. Name is the only column you need — grade, WhatsApp and email are optional.

Arjun
Meera
24 students ready
Step 2

Start a session

Pick the grade and topic. The questions build themselves — there is no set for you to make first.

Class 4Fractions
3/8 + 2/8 = ?
1/5 + 3/5 = ?
10 generated
Step 3

Share the join link

Students open it on any device — phone, tablet, laptop. No app to install, no password to remember.

ARMESA+5 8 joined
Step 4

Teach, then say “now practise”

You watch it happen live. Stuck three times and you are told — while the student is still in front of you.

Meera4/5
Arjunstuck · 3 tries
hint sent
Step 5 · done

You are done. It is not.

From here it keeps going on its own. Every answer becomes a rating, and the next step is waiting for you.

Session rated
5 questions ready to send
1 student to re-teach
And then it is a loop, not a to-do list.You never go back to step 1.
Rate→Recommend→Homework→Re-teach→Test→Retention check↶
What you get

Six features that keep going after you log off.

Pick one and see exactly what it does.

Pick one
Everything here is live in the product today — not a roadmap.

You never build a question set again

ByteTutor holds the CBSE/NCERT syllabus broken all the way down — not “Fractions”, but “compare two fractions with different denominators”. That is one skill. There are over 1,600 of them, and ByteTutor writes fresh questions against them on demand.

1,610Individual skills
Class 1–12Coverage
45Misconceptions
Practice lands on the step that brokeNot a re-run of the whole chapter — just the one move the child could not make.
Different numbers every single timeNobody can pass by recognising the question. Re-assign the same skill as often as you need.
Wrong options are deliberateEach distractor is a real mistake with a name — so picking it tells you what the child believes.
Already got a worksheet? Photograph itByteTutor reads the questions off the page and turns them into a set you can send.
Generated · Class 4 · Add like fractions
3/8 + 2/8 = ?
A5/8
B5/16ADD_DENOMINATORS
C6/8
D1/8
Option B is not filler. A child who picks it added the bottoms too — and ByteTutor records exactly that.

A stuck student gets a nudge, not the answer

Get a question wrong in a live session and ByteTutor writes a hint for that child, that question and that attempt — so you are not the only one in the room who can unblock them.

3 stagesIt escalates
NeverGives the answer
By ageTone adapts
It gives away less than you wouldFirst a concept nudge, then the method, then the formula. It only gets more direct if the child is still stuck.
It always stops before the last stepEven the third hint leaves the actual calculation to them. They still have to do the thinking.
A hint that leaks the answer is binnedEvery hint is checked before the student sees it. If the answer is in there, it never gets shown.
It talks to a Class 4 like a Class 4Same engine, different voice. A nine-year-old and a Class 10 student do not get the same sentence.
Arjun · 3/8 + 2/8 · keeps answering 5/16
1stConcept
The bottom number tells you how big each piece is. Did the size of the pieces change when you put them together?
2ndMethod
Think of eighths like slices of the same cake. If you have 3 slices and take 2 more, what are you counting — the slices, or the cake?
3rdFormula
When the bottoms match, add only the tops and keep the bottom: 3 + 2 over 8. Work out that top number.
Still wrong after 3 — you get told, mid-session
Where it runs: hints are for live sessions, where you are there to step in. Homework stays unaided.

You stop deciding what to set next

Every session, homework and test re-rates the student on that skill. The band decides the next move, and the set is built before you ask.

4Bands
1 clickTo a ready set
0Sent without you
A low score books teaching, not homeworkUnder 60% and ByteTutor will not pile on a worksheet. It tells you to teach it again.
“Re-teach” is a button, not adviceIt pulls up the exact questions that student got wrong, ready to work through together.
A good score gets harder, not finished90%+ triggers a stretch set. One strong day is treated as provisional until it is confirmed.
One click builds it. You press send.The questions are generated and waiting on the assign screen. Nothing goes out automatically.
Arjun · Add like fractions · after homework
<60Support
60+Developing
70+Proficient
90+Mastered
↓ band decides the action ↓
Ready to move onMastered
Assign a test
Questions generated · opens ready to send
Deliberately not automatic. ByteTutor will never message a student or parent on its own. It does the work and then waits for you.

Homework and tests, on your terms

Same questions, same marking — what changes is the rules you put around them. Practice should be forgiving. A test should not be.

3 waysTo reveal answers
TimedIf it is a test
AutomaticCompletion tracking
Answers appear when you say soAfter each question, after the due date, or never at all. Homework that teaches and homework that measures need different rules.
A test behaves like a testGive it a time limit and it counts down and submits itself. Nothing is revealed until the end.
Retries are your callOne attempt, three, or unlimited — and you decide whether a child is allowed to skip and come back.
You never chase anyoneWho has finished, who has not and how they did, keeping itself up to date. Overdue gets flagged without you counting days.
Assign screen · settings
HomeworkTest
Time limit30 minutes
DueFri, 5 Sep · 6:00 pm
Answer keyAfter due date
FeedbackOnly at the end
Timer counts down · auto-submits when time is up

The thing every tutor misses: quiet forgetting

A topic passed in October is not a topic known in November. ByteTutor keeps the clock running after a student masters something.

85%To pass a test
21 daysThen re-check
Per skillNot per chapter
A test has a higher bar than homework85% to pass, and it has to be a test — a good homework score alone never closes a topic.
Three weeks later it comes backTopics untouched for 21 days are flagged as retention-due, with the check already built.
Fresh questions, same skillThe re-check cannot be passed from memory, because the numbers are new.
You find out before the exam doesRevision stops being a guess about what the class has forgotten.
Add like fractions · the long view
16 OctTest 90%
Passed≥85%
+21 daysclock runs
6 Novre-check
Retention check due21 days
Assign a test
Flagged on Arjun’s profile · you choose when
How it reaches you: the topic surfaces as “Retention check due” on the student’s profile. ByteTutor tracks the 21 days so you do not have to — sending it is still your call.

Parents stop asking. They can just look.

Every student has a private parent link. One tap, no password, and it is current the moment their child finishes something.

No loginJust a link
Per topicNot one grade
LiveAlways current
Share it once on WhatsAppIt keeps working all year. No accounts to create, nothing for a parent to install.
Topic by topic, against the syllabusParents see where their child is on each topic — not a single number with no meaning.
Your work stops being invisibleEvery topic shows how many live sessions, homeworks and tests you ran on it. The parent, the child and you are all looking at the same picture — and the credit lands where it belongs.
You are one tap awayA “Chat on WhatsApp” button on the page opens a chat with your number, so a question reaches you the moment they think of it.
What a parent opens
Arjun · Class 4updated today
Add like fractions
90%
Multiplication
78%
Measurement
55%
Chat on WhatsApp
What they cannot see: misconception codes, hint counts, attempt-by-attempt detail. That stays with you.
Why now

You are not only competing with the tutor down the road any more.

A parent choosing for their child is also looking at a free chatbot and a centre with a brand and an app. You beat both of them in the room. You lose to them on paper.
A free AI chatbot
Good at
Answering anything, instantly, at eleven at night, for nothing.
Cannot do
Hands over the answer the moment it is asked for.
Never notices that a child has quietly stopped trying.
Forgets what they got wrong in August.
A coaching institute
Good at
Looking organised. A brand, an app, and something the parent can show the family.
Cannot do
Know one child well enough to spot the real problem.
Change the plan for one student in a batch of thirty.
Care, in the way a parent can actually feel.
You + ByteTutor
Good at
Knowing the child. Adapting mid-sentence. Actually minding whether they get it.
What ByteTutor adds
A record of what was taught and what stuck.
Something to put in front of a parent.
A reason for them to believe you beyond liking you.
You keep everything you are already good at. ByteTutor adds the rest.
Look as organised as oneA private parent page per student, broken down by topic against the syllabus.
Be more open than oneParents see real progress, not a polished number. The raw diagnosis stays with you.
Hold on to the ones you haveEvery session, homework and test on the record, so the year speaks for itself.
Have something to show the next oneOn a first call you can show how you work, instead of asking to be trusted.
Pricing

Free for the first 50 teachers.

We are looking for a first group of tutors to build this with. If that is you, it costs nothing — and we would like to hear what is missing.

Founding teacher
₹0/ month

Everything in the product. No card, no trial clock, no feature locks.

Unlimited students and sessions
Unlimited questions, Class 1–12
Homework, tests and retention checks
Parent view for every student
Worksheet photo import
Direct line to us when something breaks
Claim a free place

Takes about a minute. You can import students straight away.

After the first 50 we will start charging — but if you are one of them, you stay free.

ByteTutor
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Teach more students. Personalize every session.

Whether you teach 1:1, small groups, or mixed-grade groupsUnlocked by ByteTutor, ByteTutor helps you understand each student’s progress, identify who needs help, and keep everyone working at the right level.

Start free See how it works

No card · First session running in minutes

One-to-one

Practice time becomes planning time.

You teach for the first half hour. While the student practises in ByteTutor, you are free — and the lesson still leaves a complete record behind.

25 min backof every 60-minute lesson, returned to you
Today

You spend half the paid hour watching the student work, and what they got wrong lives in your memory until it fades.

With ByteTutor
Priya · Grade 7 · FractionsLive
You teach · 30 minPractice · 25 minClose
Your 25 minutesPrep the next student, set homework, or take another booking.
ByteTutor’s 25 minutesServes questions, gives hints, flags you if Priya stalls.
✓ 2 retries on equivalent fractions ✓ 1 hint used ✓ Weak skill added to history → Homework ready to send

Illustrative 60-minute lesson · 30 teach / 25 practice / 5 close

Small groups

One session. Four different paths. One name on screen.

Everyone practises at their own level on their own set — and you are told exactly who is stuck instead of scanning the room to guess.

1 flaginstead of four students to watch at once
Today

One worksheet for everyone: the fast finish early and wait, the slow fall behind quietly, and individual weak spots never surface.

With ByteTutor
Group session · individual practice pathsLive
AN
AnayaFractions
On track
RO
RohanWord problems
Needs you
⚡ Three wrong attempts on the same skill. Everyone else keeps working on their own set.
SA
SaraDecimals
Hint given
✦ Hint delivered automatically
VI
VihaanFractions
Nearly done

Illustrative small-group session · 4 students

Mixed grades

Six students in the window that used to fit four.

Stagger students through the same 6–10 pm peak window. Each gets 30 minutes of you; ByteTutor covers the practice in between and pulls you back when someone stalls.

4 → 6 students+50% teaching capacity in the same evening
Today

Mixed grades become four separate back-to-back hours — 6–7, 7–8, 8–9, 9–10 — because the next student cannot start while the current one practises.

With ByteTutor
Mixed-grade schedule · 6–10 pmLive
PR
Priya Gr 7 · Fractions
AR
Arjun Gr 5 · Multiplication
ME
Meera Gr 8 · Percentages
KB
Kabir Gr 6 · Geometry
AN
Anaya Gr 9 · Algebra
RO
Rohan Gr 7 · Decimals
6:0010:00
With you (30 min) ByteTutor practice (25 min) Quick close Flagged · focused help
4traditional 1:1 slots
→
6staggered students
+2 students
50% more capacity

Illustrative 6–10 pm example · staggered 30 min apart

Running 30-minute sessions instead? They stack tighter still — a new student can start every 15 minutes, which fits 8 students into a 2.5-hour window where back-to-back slots fit 5.

Whichever way you teach

The same four things happen underneath.

1:1, small group or mixed grade — every session runs on the same engine, so the record you build is one continuous history per student.

01
Every answer becomes evidence

Mistakes, hints and retries are captured as structured data — not notes you have to remember.

02
Your attention goes where it is needed

ByteTutor flags the student who is stuck and keeps everyone else moving.

03
Homework writes itself from the lesson

Follow-up practice targets the exact skills the student just missed.

04
The next session starts from the last one

Progress compounds instead of restarting from zero.

How it works

Your first session is running in five steps.

No setup project, no content to upload, no training call.

1Add your students

Paste a list or drop a CSV. Name is the only column you need.

2Pick grade and topic

The questions already exist. Nothing to write.

3Share the link

Opens on any phone or laptop. No app, no password.

4Teach, then say “now practise”

You watch it live. Stuck three times and you get told.

Then it loops

Every answer becomes a rating, and the next step is waiting for you. You never go back to step 1.

How ByteTutor works

Every score comes with the next step already decided.

Each result turns into a recommendation — built from the misconception behind the error, the band he lands in, and whether it has been tested yet.

AR
ArjunGrade 4 · Fractions · Tue & Fri
Add like fractions
1 2 3 4 5 50% 80% 100% 100% 90% 6 Oct 9 Oct 11 Oct 14 Oct 16 Oct
1Tue 6 Oct · You teach · 50%

Re-teach this one live. No homework at this band.

3/8 + 2/8 = 5/16ADD_DENOMINATORS
Taught live 9 Oct
2Fri 9 Oct · You re-teach · 80%

Send five medium questions on this one skill.

Generated & sent 11 Oct
3Sun 11 Oct · Practice · 100%

Not finished — five harder questions before it closes.

Generated & sent 14 Oct
4Wed 14 Oct · Stretch · 100%

Now test it, at a higher bar than practice.

Generated & sent 16 Oct
5Fri 16 Oct · Retention test · 90%

Topic closed. Bring it back for a re-check in three weeks.

Re-check due 6 Nov
1 live with you4 smart recommendations
One needed you in the room. ByteTutor generated, marked and re-tested the other four — new questions every time, so he cannot pass by remembering. Nothing is sent without your approval.

Features

Six things that keep going after you log off.

Tap any one to see exactly what it does. All of it is live today — none of it is roadmap.

1,610Skills
1–12Classes
45Misconceptions

The CBSE/NCERT syllabus broken all the way down — not “Fractions”, but “compare two fractions with different denominators”.

Lands on the step that brokeNot a re-run of the chapter — the one move they could not make.
Different numbers every timeNobody passes by recognising the question.
Got a worksheet? Photograph itByteTutor reads the questions off the page.

A stuck student gets a nudge, not the answer — written for that child, that question, that attempt.

Gives away less than you wouldConcept nudge first, then method, then formula.
Always stops before the last stepThey still have to do the thinking.
Talks to a Class 4 like a Class 4Same engine, different voice.

Every session, homework and test re-rates the student. The band decides the next move.

A low score books teaching, not homeworkUnder 60% and it tells you to teach it again.
“Re-teach” is a button, not advicePulls up the exact questions they got wrong.
One click builds it. You press send.Nothing goes out automatically.

Same question engine, your rules on top — show answers or hold them, timed or open, retries or one shot.

Marked the second it is submittedNo pile of books on a Sunday.
A test is a higher bar, not a longer oneTests confirm; practice teaches.

A closed topic is not a finished one. Weeks later ByteTutor quietly brings it back and sees if it held.

You find out before the exam doesFaded skills resurface while there is still time.
You do not have to rememberThe re-check schedules itself per skill, per student.

A private page per student, broken down by topic against the syllabus. It keeps itself current — you never write the update.

Real progress, not a polished numberThe raw diagnosis stays with you.
Something to show on a first callShow how you work instead of asking to be trusted.

Fits how you already teach

Nothing about your teaching has to change. We start at “now practise.”

No question sets to author. No topics to tag. No new method to learn.

You keep
We take over

You keepOnline or in a room. ByteTutor never interrupts you or tells you what to teach next.

We take overEach wrong option is tied to a named misconception, so you get the reason — not just a red cross.

You keepPhotograph a page and ByteTutor reads the questions off it. Or let it build the set for you.

We take overFresh questions on the exact skill that broke — so nobody passes by remembering last week’s answers.

You keepNothing reaches a student until you press send. ByteTutor proposes; you decide.

We take overEvery answer is marked the moment it is given, progress updates per skill, and the parent page keeps itself current without you writing a message.

Tap + on any row to see what changes hands.

Why now

You are not only competing with the tutor down the road any more.

You beat a chatbot and a coaching centre in the room. You lose to them on paper.

Swipe to compare
A free AI chatbot
Good at
Answering anything, instantly, at eleven at night, for nothing.
Cannot do
Hands over the answer the moment it is asked for.
Never notices a child has quietly stopped trying.
Forgets what they got wrong in August.
A coaching institute
Good at
Looking organised. A brand, an app, something the parent can show the family.
Cannot do
Know one child well enough to spot the real problem.
Change the plan for one student in a batch of thirty.
Care, in the way a parent can actually feel.
You + ByteTutor
Good at
Knowing the child. Adapting mid-sentence. Actually minding whether they get it.
What ByteTutor adds
A record of what was taught and what stuck.
Something to put in front of a parent.
A reason to believe you beyond liking you.

Free for the first 50 teachers.

We want a first group of tutors to build this with. If that is you, it costs nothing.

Founding teacher
₹0 / month

Everything in the product. No card, no trial clock, no feature locks.

Unlimited students and sessions
Unlimited questions, Class 1–12
Homework, tests and retention checks
Parent view for every student
Worksheet photo import
Direct line to us when something breaks
Claim a free place

Takes about a minute. You can import students straight away.

After the first 50 we will start charging — but if you are one of them, you stay free.

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