AI teacher

An English teacher who is there at 11 PM.

Preparing alone, a doubt has nowhere to go — so it turns into a habit, and the habit turns into the same wrong answer in the next mock. The AI teacher answers it the moment you have it: the rule, the trap, one line to remember, and then a question for you to try.

Six things a teacher does that a question bank cannot

  • Ask at any hour, from any screenMid-lesson, after a wrong answer, inside a mock review. A doubt at 11pm gets answered at 11pm — not after it has set into a wrong habit.
  • Teaches before it testsThe rule as a pattern, two or three worked examples, the trap examiners set, one line to remember — and only then a question for you to try.
  • In the language you think inEnglish, or Hinglish for students who understand a rule faster when it is first explained in Hindi. Ask the same thing five ways; nobody minds.
  • Remembers where you went wrongAfter a session it notes what you were taught and what you got wrong — from your own answers — so the next one starts there, not from zero.
  • Never hands over the answerA question's key is discussed only after you have attempted it. The point is that you can solve the next one alone.
  • Talk, don't typeCall the teacher and talk it through out loud, with the working written on a board as you talk. Rolling out to students now.

It teaches before it tests.

A lesson with the teacher follows the same order as our video courses — the one a good classroom teacher uses. It does not test you on something it has not taught yet.

  1. The rule, as a pattern. Not a definition to memorise — a shape you can recognise: “neither of + plural noun → singular verb”.
  2. Worked examples. Two or three sentences solved out loud, written on a board as it goes. A beginner gets more; a student with the basics, fewer.
  3. The trap. Why the wrong option looked right — the exact thing the examiner was counting on.
  4. One line to remember. The sentence you will recall in the exam hall when the clock is running.
  5. Your turn. A similar question for you to answer. The teacher checks it, and only then moves on.

On every screen, at the moment you are stuck

After a wrong answer

“Why was I wrong?” opens the teacher on that exact question, with your answer in front of it.

Inside a lesson

Ask about the rule you are reading — for another example, a simpler explanation, or the Hindi.

In a mock review

Go through a finished paper question by question and ask about any of them.

On a call

Talk the topic through out loud, with the working written on a board — rolling out to students now.

Questions about the AI teacher

What can I ask the AI teacher?

Anything about English for your exam — why an answer was wrong, how a rule works, the meaning of a word or idiom, how to approach a passage, or what to study next. It is on every screen of the app, including inside a mock review.

Does the AI teacher explain in Hindi?

It explains in English or in Hinglish — Hindi and English mixed — depending on the language you choose. Many students understand a rule fastest when it is first explained in Hindi and then practised in English.

Will it just tell me the answers?

No. It discusses a question's answer only after you have attempted it, and after explaining it hands you a similar question to try. The goal is that you can solve the next one alone.

Does the AI teacher remember me?

Yes. After a session it keeps short notes — how you like to be taught, what you were taught and what you got wrong — based on your own answers, so the next session starts where you are weak instead of from zero.

Can I talk to the teacher by voice?

Voice calls with the teacher are being rolled out to students now. On a call you talk it through out loud, and the working is written on a board as you go.

Is the AI teacher free?

The AI teacher is part of Super Pro, the paid plan. Every account is free to start — practice, the written explanation on every question, and the daily plan — and the pricing page lists exactly what each plan includes.