2026
SteadyScholar Tutor
Spoken study practice for a young learner: photograph a study guide and the tutor asks questions out loud, listens to the answers, scores each one and coaches the way to 100, with an Explorer mode that goes beyond the page.
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The problem
Studying for a school test usually means a parent reading a worksheet aloud and guessing how well the child understood it. A child who can explain an idea out loud knows it better than one who only recognizes it on the page, and a score they can watch climb keeps them going.
What it does
- Photos or PDFs of a study guide become a study profile (big ideas, vocabulary and steps) and a bank of practice questions, using the parent's own AI key.
- The tutor asks each question aloud in a natural voice, listens to the spoken answer, and replies out loud and in text.
- Every answer gets a score and a plain explanation of what it would take to reach 100; try again for a better score, or move on.
- Explorer mode writes new questions and surprising facts that go past the study guide, and free play opens any big idea.
- A history of every question and score, with a running score for the whole lesson that makes practice feel like a game.
- A grown-up PIN, or a passkey, keeps the student screen separate from settings; answers are kept as text, never as recordings.
How it's built
A Next.js application on PostgreSQL. Gemini reads the study material once and grades each spoken answer against a pass threshold, with a limited number of follow-up questions. Sign-in, invite codes, policies, passkeys and the feedback button all come from CoreRift Gate, so the product itself stays small.