Mr. Cadabra teaches every lesson out loud, one Socratic step at a time — and MyTutor quietly keeps the records a homeschool family actually needs: real progress, real time-on-task, and a printable plan for every course.
Your parent code opens a read-only view of your child's real progress: what's mastered, what's slipping, and — most useful of all — "where to help next." No made-up numbers, no participation trophies: every score comes from an actual check your student took.
Teaching more than one child? Each gets their own code, their own dashboard, and their own pace.
The parent view. (Shown with sample data.)
The student's own dashboard — the same honest data, made motivating. (Sample data.)
Your student sees the same truth you do: a nine-unit path through each course, units turning gold as they're mastered, a day streak to keep alive, and "strengthen next" suggestions that make the next step obvious. Progress they can see is progress they chase.
MyTutor counts a minute only when the lesson tab is actually open and your student is actually doing something. Walk away, switch tabs, leave it running — the clock stops. So "3h 59m this week" means three hours and fifty-nine minutes of math, a number you can put in an instructional-hours log with a straight face.
Every dashboard shows it: today, this week, per course. (Sample data.)
Every Friday: minutes of real work, units advanced, checks passed, and one suggestion for the week ahead — the week's homeschool record, written for you. Included with every plan at launch.
Preview
Maya's week with MyTutor
Every course page doubles as a scope & sequence — all nine units, printable for portfolios and curriculum filings. See the courses →
Engaged-time tracking gives you honest instructional minutes per day and per course — many states ask homeschoolers to keep exactly this.
Scored unit checks, accuracy, and assessment results — a running record of demonstrated skill, not just attendance.
Homeschool rules differ by state — MyTutor gives you the records and the plan; you stay in charge of your state's specifics.
Placement starts each student at the right unit — an older student can rebuild fractions without ever seeing a grade level on screen.
Mr. Cadabra talks; your student types (with a built-in math keyboard). No student voice is recorded — quiet-friendly and one less privacy worry.
Use it as the math spine or alongside what you already love — practice mode coaches your student through any problem they bring.
Try a full lesson free — no card, no microphone. Founding families lock in introductory pricing and get a direct line to the builder.
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