Private beta · invitation only · from 15 December 2026
PSLE Maths practice you set, with marks you can question.
Assign a whole practice paper in one step, let your child answer online or on paper, and see exactly how every answer was marked. Exact answers are marked automatically. Written working is marked by AI, and you can question any mark in one line.
First month free during the private beta. Up to 25 families.
At a glance
- Subject
- PSLE Mathematics now, more levels to come
- Answers
- Typed online, or handwritten on paper
- Marking
- Automatic where exact; AI for the rest
- Access
- Invitation only, first month free
How it works
From a practice paper to a mark you understand, in four steps
The same journey every week: you set the work, your child does it, and you can see what happened to every answer.
Step 1: Choose a whole paper, or single questions
Assign a whole practice paper in one step, filtered by assessment type (such as WA1 or prelim), level, year and difficulty. Or pick single questions from the same bank. Every question was built from past primary-school exam papers and checked by a reviewer before it was published.
Illustration: adding questions to a new assignment. Made-up data. Step 2: Your child answers online or on paper
Typed answers, numbers and multiple choice on a laptop or tablet, saved as they go, and the page always says whether it has saved. Prefer paper? Your child can photograph a handwritten answer inside the paper, or you can upload a worksheet photo or PDF.
Illustration: a question with its answer saved. Made-up data. Step 3: Marked, and every mark says how
Exact answers are marked automatically against the published answer key. Written working is marked by AI and says “Marked by AI”. You do not approve each mark: if you think one is wrong, question it in one line and it is checked again automatically.
Illustration: a submitted paper with automatic marks, an AI mark and a mark the parent questioned. Made-up data. Step 4: Learn from the marks
After marking, your child sees worked solutions and can retry once after feedback. Progress shows the marks actually received, grouped by topic. No predicted grades, no mastery scores: a plain record you can talk through together.
Illustration: marks received, grouped by topic. Made-up data.
In the app today
Everything a parent needs to run practice at home
All of this is built and in the private beta. We start with PSLE Mathematics; more levels and subjects will follow.
Whole papers in one step
Assign a complete practice paper, filtered by assessment type, level, year and difficulty, or build your own set of questions.
Handwritten worksheets
Your child photographs a handwritten answer inside the paper, or you upload a photo or PDF of a worksheet. It is read and marked like any other answer.
AI marks you can question
Written working is marked by AI against the marking scheme. AI marks are final; question any one in a line and it is re-checked automatically.
Worked solutions and a retry
After marking, your child sees how each question is solved and can try again once. You can switch retries off.
Review sets
Build a mixed review set from questions your child has already answered and had marked. You preview it, then publish it like any assignment.
Hints and Ask for help
Hints written with each question, a gentle “need a hand?” prompt, and an Ask for help note that goes to you, never to an AI.
Question a mark
Think a mark is wrong? Question it in one line. An answer-key mark is re-checked at once; an AI mark gets an independent second review, and you can then ask a person once.
Study library
Study guides, flashcards, mind maps, revision sheets and more, written once by our team, reviewed, and shared with every family.
Progress from real marks
Marks your child actually received on submitted work, by topic. No predictions, no ability labels.
AI, kept in its place
AI helps with the marking. You can always question it.
Tuition Guru uses Claude, made by Anthropic, for one narrow job: reading and marking written working against the published marking scheme, with your permission. Every AI mark can be questioned, and a person can be asked to look.
What the AI does
- Marks each part of the marking scheme, such as method and working.
- Gets a second, independent AI check when it is unsure, and your child gets the higher mark.
- Labels every mark “Marked by AI”, so you always know where a mark came from.
What it never does
- Mark anything without your permission. Without it, no AI mark is given.
- Chat with your child. There is no chatbot, and nobody can message them.
- Diagnose, label or predict your child's ability or grade.
- Overrule the published answer key. Exact answers are checked against it directly.
You stay in charge
Every mark tells you where it came from
You do not need to check every answer. Each mark says how it was given, and you can question any of them.
- Marked
- Final, from the published answer key. Multiple choice, numbers, fractions and units are checked exactly.
- Marked by AI
- Final, for written working, against the marking scheme. Where the AI was unsure, a second AI checked it first.
- Mark questioned
- You think a mark is wrong. It is re-checked automatically, and you get a reply in plain words.
- Ask a person to look
- Still disagree? A Tuition Guru reviewer keeps the mark or re-marks it, and tells you why.
Marks are never overwritten. Every version, including the AI mark and any re-check, is kept in the question's history.
Privacy and safety
Built for children, controlled by parents
Tuition Guru is used by primary-school children, so the rules are strict and written down.
Your permission first
Nothing is sent to an AI service without your separate permission for each child. You can refuse or withdraw it at any time without losing anything that does not use AI.
You remove the details
Before a worksheet page is sent for AI reading, you black out names and school details and approve the copy that will be sent. Your original upload is never sent.
Where your data is kept
Your family's records and uploads are kept in our Singapore-region database and storage. The one exception is the optional AI step, which runs outside Singapore, as the privacy notice explains.
Photos do not linger
Worksheet images are deleted after 90 days. We do not sell personal data, and we do not use it for advertising.
One parent account per child
Each child is linked to one parent account, which creates and controls the child's login. We do not ask children for personal details, and there is no chat or messaging anywhere.
Erase it when you are done
From your account page you can erase one child's data, or your whole account. We keep only a name-free record of the permissions you gave, for 24 months.
Read the full privacy notice and the AI and child safety statement. We hold no certification and claim no endorsement: we would rather tell you exactly what we do.
Pricing
Simple plans for one child or the whole family
One price per household, not per subject or per question. These are the prices we plan to charge from launch.
Planned prices from launch
Standard
For one child
S$19a month
or S$190 a year, 2 months free
- Whole practice papers and single questions to assign
- Automatic marking of exact answers
- AI marks for written working, which you can question
- Handwritten worksheets: photo or PDF
- Worked solutions, hints and a retry after feedback
- Study library and progress from real marks
Best for two or three children
Family
For up to three children
S$29a month
or S$290 a year, 2 months free
- Everything in Standard, for each child
- One parent account for all your children
- Each child's work and marks kept separate
First month free during the private beta.
There is nothing to pay today. Places are by invitation, and we will tell you before any charge.
Prices in Singapore dollars, including any GST. Fair use applies to AI marking. We will publish the limit before charging starts.
Questions
Questions parents ask us
Who is Tuition Guru for?
How do I join the private beta?
What does it cost?
Are these official PSLE questions?
Does the AI mark my child's work by itself?
Is AI marking switched on already?
Does my child talk to the AI?
What if I disagree with a mark?
What happens to worksheet photos?
Can I stop using AI, or leave?
Be one of the first families
The private beta starts on 15 December 2026, for up to 25 families, and the first month is free. Tell us a little about how you practise, and we will reply by email.