Stuck on fractions, a paragraph or a tricky bit of reading? SchoolGPT's tutor helps you work it out yourself with hints and questions. It's an AI, it won't do your work for you, and your teacher or grown-up can see your chats.
SchoolGPT was built by educators who have lived these problems every day. Here's what we solve for students.
It's hard to get help when you're stuck on homework in the evening and everyone's busy. Ask your tutor a question any time your teacher or grown-up allows.
Being handed an answer doesn't help you do the next one. The tutor shows you the next step and asks what you think.
Starting is the hardest part. Your essay coach asks questions about your ideas and tells you what's working. You write every sentence.
You should know who can see what you type. In SchoolGPT, you're always told that your teacher or grown-up can see your chats.
You do the thinking, so you get better at it. The tutor asks what you've tried and helps with the next step.
It's a computer program, not a person or a friend. It can make mistakes, so check important facts with your teacher or a grown-up.
Use your class code (or family code), tap your name, then enter your PIN or picture password. No email needed.
If something is worrying you, tell your teacher or a grown-up you trust. The tutor will remind you of that too.
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Go to the Student sign-in page, type the code your teacher or parent gave you, tap your name and enter your PIN or picture password. If you forget it, ask your teacher or grown-up to reset it.
Yes. SchoolGPT always shows a reminder on screen that your teacher or grown-up can see your chats. They can also get an alert if a chat suggests someone is worried or at risk.
No. It gives hints, asks questions and checks your thinking. Your teacher or parent can choose how much help it gives.
No, it's an AI. It can make mistakes, so double-check important things. If you're upset or need help, talk to a grown-up you trust.
Students don't create their own accounts. Your teacher adds you to a class, or your parent creates a profile for you, and they give you the code to sign in with.
Ask your teacher or grown-up for your code, then sign in and pick a space.
Student sign-inIt's free to start, with one whole-class job a month and no credit card.