For parents: what your child is using

Your child's tutor has set up a course on Tutorio, and your child practises it in short sessions on a phone, tablet or computer. Each session is a deck of cards: a little teaching, a few questions, a recap. Right answers earn coins and keep a daily streak going; wrong answers cost a heart. At the end of a topic there's a short Review the tutor can see.

The safeguards#

• No adverts, ever. Nothing is sold to students; coins can't be bought with money.
• No chat between students. Classmates see a leaderboard with nicknames and avatars, nothing more.
• Tutor contact is one-way. Tutors can message a class through notifications; students can't message tutors or each other in the app.
• Minimal data. We store what's needed to run the account and the learning record - see Children's privacy.
• Time-boxed by design. Sessions are short and the app nudges towards a daily habit rather than long stretches.

What you can do#

• Ask the tutor for a progress report - they can generate one in a click.
• Open an enrichment pack the tutor shares: family activities that need no account.
• Set notification quiet hours on the device, or switch categories off in the app.
• Email us with any concern; we read every message.