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A voice AI tutor for math homework

The Aristotle team

For parents of middle and high school students

A voice AI tutor for math homework is a tutor the student can talk to while the problem is still open. They say what is stuck. Aristotle listens, draws the work on a shared whiteboard, and asks a guiding question instead of giving the answer.

Aristotle is a voice AI tutor for middle and high school students. Intro is free with three sessions. Infinite is $199 a month for unlimited sessions in every subject, including math, with a one-week free trial. See how Aristotle's voice AI tutor works.

What happens in a math homework session?

The student can point at a page, upload a photo of the problem, or just start talking. Aristotle sketches the steps as they speak. If they cut in, it adjusts. The session can stop and pick up later, with the last conversation still in memory.

The point is not to finish the worksheet for them. The point is that they can explain the step they just took. Here is what that sounds like on one problem.

Example exchange on 3(x − 4) = 18. The student says they got 3x − 4 = 18. Aristotle asks what the 3 multiplies inside the parentheses. The student sees it multiplies both, gets 3x − 12 = 18 and x = 10. Aristotle asks how they could check it.

Why talk instead of pasting the problem into a chatbot?

Pasting a problem into a chatbot is a fast way to get a worked solution. It is also a fast way to skip the part of homework that builds the skill. Talking the same problem through forces the student to name what they tried and where it broke.

Aristotle waits for that. It asks what they think the next step is. Wrong turns stay in the conversation long enough to be noticed.

Does it only do math?

No. Infinite is one price for every subject. Math homework is a common reason to start a session, not a limit on what the tutor covers.

What do parents see?

Parents get a summary after each session, and the dashboard has the lesson and its transcript. Raw audio is not stored.

How do you start with tonight's homework?

Start free with three sessions, or try Infinite free for a week. Any of these is a good first session:

  1. A photo of tonight's worksheet, with the problem they are stuck on.
  2. A problem they got wrong on a quiz, to find the step that broke.
  3. The topics for their next test, to work through one at a time.

If the fit is wrong, cancel from the dashboard.

Get started today — we’d love for you to meet Aristotle yourself.

Questions parents ask

Can a voice AI tutor help with math homework?

Yes. The student talks through the problem. Aristotle listens, draws on a shared whiteboard, and asks guiding questions instead of giving the answer.

Will it just solve the problem?

No. Aristotle asks what they think the next step is and keeps them in the work until they can do the step themselves.

Can they upload the worksheet?

Yes. They can upload a photo or a PDF and talk through it together.

Why talk through math out loud?

Saying each step out loud shows exactly where the reasoning slips, so Aristotle can ask about that step instead of reworking the whole problem.

Is it only for math?

No. Infinite covers every subject at one price. Math is a common place to start.