Tutorizer: small-group and one-on-one math tutoring for Grades K-8
What grade are you in?
Pick your grade to get the right math questions for your climb!
The short version
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They play
Free math games and daily practice that your child actually wants to open. No card needed.
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A quick check-in
Fifteen questions when they join, then a short one each month, so you can see their progression.
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The tutor sees the results
So every session starts with the real problem.
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Live help when they need it
One-on-one homework help, Toughest Topics (the hardest concepts of the grade, in a small group), or Go Further for kids who are ready to work ahead.
The games and the check-ins are free. Homework help starts at $60 an hour, Toughest Topics is two payments of $320 for eight weekends, and Go Further is $160 a month.
You are not a bad parent because you can't remember 8th-grade algebra.
We built Tutorizer because school shouldn't strain your relationship with your child.
Back to being Mom or Dad
We handle the tutoring, the progression and the motivation.
Learning by playing
When learning feels like a punishment, kids shut down. So we built an arcade.
Confidence, one high score at a time
Patient tutors help rebuild it.
No more nagging.
You no longer have to drag them to the finish line. They log in and start practicing because they want the arcade coins and the new avatar skins. The motivation comes from them, not you.
No more tears.
Our tutors see exactly where they got stuck in the arcade games before the session even begins. They gently step in to fix the knowledge gaps without ever making your child feel foolish or put on the spot.
They play the games. Their tutor gets the cheat sheet.
To your child, they are just customizing their avatar and trying to beat their high score in a racing game. There is absolutely zero pressure.
After all, nobody likes test anxiety. That's why, as your kid plays, their gameplay gives their tutor a clear idea of what to work on next and which math problems they're having trouble with. That way, they jump straight into what actually helps, so every lesson feels supportive, not frustrating.