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Live voice tutoring · Australian Curriculum

The tutor who never forgets what your child got wrong.

Aria is an AI tutor who teaches out loud — a real spoken conversation, from the Australian Curriculum, for students in Years 3 to 12.

A child at a kitchen table in late afternoon light, seen from behind, an exercise book and a propped tablet in front of them.

And you see it working, every week.

Every lesson lands in a record you can read. What was covered, what stuck, and what is coming back.

A week with Aria

Illustrative

  1. Fractions and decimalsYear 5 · Number and Algebra In progress
  2. Persuasive writingYear 5 · English Mastered
Close on a child's hands either side of an open exercise book, a pencil held mid-word, the glow of a propped tablet across the page.

"Read me the question in your own words."

"What happens first when the bottom numbers are different?"

"Good. Now try eight twelfths and three quarters."

"Say it out loud. I am listening."

She talks. It gets written down.

Aria works in spoken conversation, so a child explains their thinking instead of picking an option.

Every turn is transcribed, matched to a curriculum strand, and kept.

Then one goes wrong

A mistake does not just disappear.

It is not marked and forgotten. It is kept, and it is scheduled to come back.

Close detail of a school exercise book page, a pencil resting across a line of working that has been rubbed out and written again, eraser crumbs on the paper.

It crosses to your side.

The moment it happens, not in a summary at the end of term.

Comparing fractions, unlike denominators

Answered: eight twelfths is larger

Year 5 · Number and Algebra Not yet

What she teaches from

Version 9 of the Australian Curriculum, by the strand.

Not a generic syllabus with Australian spelling. Aria teaches the strand your child is actually assessed on, at their year level — down to the ACARA code.

An empty kitchen table after homework, a closed exercise book, a pencil and a glass of water in long afternoon light.
Show me

Year 5 · Maths and English

Illustrative

  1. Comparing and ordering fractionsYear 5 · Maths · AC9M5N02 Not yet
  2. Multiplying and dividing undo each otherYear 5 · Maths · AC9M5A01 Mastered
  3. Backing up what you sayYear 5 · English · AC9E5LA02 Mastered

One strand is still open. It stays that way until it is not.

Nobody asked for it again. It came back on its own.

The question your child got wrong returns days later, in the middle of something else, until they get it right.

Year 5 · Number and Algebra

Illustrative

  1. Fractions and decimalsComparing unlike denominators Not yet Mastered
  2. Fractions and decimalsEquivalent fractions Mastered

The strand closes itself. You do not have to ask how it went.

Comparing fractions, unlike denominators

Asked again, unprompted Three quarters is larger. Correct.
Year 5 · Number and Algebra Mastered

What it costs, and what is in it.

One subscription per child. No lesson packs, no per hour billing, no lock in.

A private tutor in Australia averages about A$64 an hour. Tutoree is A$23 a week, per child.

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Each week, per childBilled weekly. No lesson packs and no per-hour billing.

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Minutes of live voice every weekYour child can use the hour in one sitting or across the week.

Every day

Text tutoring, homework help and mistake practiceIncluded, with no minute counter. The voice hour is for the moments talking helps most — it is not the whole product.

Years 3–12

School years coveredPrimary through senior secondary, on the Australian Curriculum. Children 13 and over can start today; under-13s join once the parental-consent step is finished.

The wall comes down

The week your child actually had, on one page.

Live voice tutoring grounded in the Australian Curriculum, with a memory of what your child got wrong and a habit of bringing it back. The report lands Monday morning.

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A$23 a week, per child · no lesson packs · no lock-in

Safety

Built like it is for children. Because it is.

Checked before she speaks

Every sentence Aria says passes a safety screen before it reaches your child's ears — not reviewed afterwards, checked first.

A tutor, not a companion

Aria teaches the curriculum and declines everything else. No open-ended chat, no pretending to be a friend, no pretending to be human.

Nothing hidden from you

Every lesson is transcribed and kept. You can read any of it, any time, from your own account.

Under 13, you decide

A younger child's account cannot be created without a guardian's verified consent. That is a gate in the software, not a setting.

Before you ask

The questions parents actually have.

Is my child just talking to ChatGPT?

No. Aria is an AI, and we say so plainly — but she is a tutor with walls. She teaches from the Australian Curriculum at your child's year level and declines everything outside it. She will not chat about whatever comes up, will not role-play, and will not act as a friend. She teaches, remembers, and reports.

Is it safe?

Every sentence Aria speaks is screened before your child hears it, her scope is limited to schoolwork, and every lesson is transcribed where you can read it. There is no private world between Aria and your child.

What year levels and subjects?

Maths and English, on Version 9 of the Australian Curriculum, for Years 3 to 12. Fully reviewed year packs ship today for Years 3, 5 and 9 — around fifty topics each, written and checked against the ACARA codes — and further year levels are in review.

What if my child hates talking?

Then they type. Text tutoring is the everyday surface and live voice is there for the moments talking helps most. Plenty of children start in writing and turn the microphone on when they are ready.

What do I actually see?

A report on Monday morning: what was covered, what stuck, what did not, and what is coming back this week. The full record is there whenever you want to look — you do not have to wait for the email.

What happens when the voice hour runs out?

Nothing surprising. Voice pauses until the week turns over, and text tutoring, homework help and mistake practice carry on. There is no way to run up a bill.

What does it cost?

A$23 a week for each child — no lesson packs and no per-hour billing. Billed weekly, with no lock-in contract.

The standard we hold ourselves to

There is not a single invented number on this page.

Tutoree is new. We have no graduating class, no testimonials and no outcome statistics, and we would rather say that than borrow someone else's.

Every figure here is a fact about the product: what it costs, how many minutes of voice a week, which ages, which curriculum. When we have real results from real families, they will appear here with the method attached — and not one day before.

Tutoree · built in Australia, for the Australian Curriculum

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Add your child, tell Aria how they learn, and hand over the tablet. The first lesson takes about ten minutes.

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A$23 a week, per child · no lesson packs · no lock-in