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You tutor one learner at a time, and the prep eats your evening.
First published 2026-10-10.
Your Thursday night
It is nine o’clock and you are still writing up today’s session and planning the next one.
The learner is stuck in the same spot they were stuck last week, the parent wants to know how it is going, and the one thing you are short of is the hour it takes to turn rough notes into a plan and a clear report.
See one
The Tutor’s Desk: one tutor’s week, start to finish — rough notes in, a plan for the next session, a parent-ready report, and the guide coach worked on a real problem. Open it. Everyone in it is made up.
See a sample report (what comes back) → — a one-page report exactly as a tutor receives it, next to the rough notes it was made from.
Built for this chair
- Words into Algebra A tutor's kit for turning sentences into equations: five interactive 3D scenes, three routes for the time you have, and a pause before every example.
- Words into Algebra: Nova's Edition The same five equations, remade in a 15-year-old's space world: what stayed, what changed.
- One dish, its story A Jaffna curry in a 3D kitchen, Tamil & English, read by someone from the community.
- The Tutor's Desk One tutor's week: rough notes, a parent-ready report, and the guide coach on a real problem.
- Le Stade des Fractions French fractions in a 3D stadium.
Run it yourself, free
It runs on the AI subscription you already have. Two ways in:
- The tutor skill — drop it into your assistant and it knows the whole flow.
- The plain prompts — paste them into any chat, no setup. MP-11 and MP-12 build the course; MP-13 is the guide coach.
Have it done for you
Want it set up and run for you instead? Obsidian Delta, the company, sells that — done-for-you, paid. The Foundation’s work stays free; this is a way to have someone else do the work.
What you’ll see
Walk through a tutor session, step by step →
MetaDAX is free. It is built on paid compute. If it helped, a coffee on Ko-fi or a GitHub sponsorship keeps it going.