# A live AI tutor: you talk to, and write with Source: https://tutix.ai/live-ai-tutor Updated: 2026-10-21 **The short answer.** A live AI tutor teaches in real time instead of answering typed questions one at a time. In a Tutix class the tutor speaks, you speak back, and you both work on a shared whiteboard, slides or a document, with your work read as you write it. You need a browser and a microphone, and nobody is on camera. - It speaks and listens: interrupt it any time - A shared whiteboard, slides and documents - Reads your working while you are still in the room - Reactions: I'm stuck, go slower, repeat - No camera, no install ## What happens in a live class - You talk. The tutor teaches aloud and you answer aloud. Speak over it and it stops and listens. - You both write. A shared whiteboard for working, slides for the lesson, and documents you open in class. - It gives feedback as you go. The tutor reads what you wrote and tells you what is right, what is missing and why. - You steer. Tell it you are stuck, ask it to go slower or repeat, or park a question for the end. A class can follow a ready-made program, where the lessons are written ahead and the next class starts where the last one stopped: see the programs. A class, opened. A sample written to show how a class sounds (not a real learner); the scores show how the exam would credit each answer. > **Number ยท Fractions.** Question: Write 0.45 as a fraction in its simplest form. > The student wrote: 45/100 (the exam would credit 1 of 2) > The tutor: Picture a grid of 100 squares with 45 shaded: that is 45/100, so you have it. Now look for a number that divides both 45 and 100. > The student then wrote: 45/100 = 9/20 (the exam would credit 2 of 2) ## What the tutor can see The tutor looks at what you put in front of it: your whiteboard, the document page you opened, and, on a desktop, a screen you choose to share. It sees these as pictures a moment after they change. It reads slides as text. There is no camera, in either direction. ## Why live beats typed questions Typing a question and reading an answer is a one-way trade. A live class is a loop: the tutor explains, you try, it checks, you try again. That loop is the part that builds skill, and it is why a short live class can do more than a long reading session. ## What you need - A current Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge browser, with microphone permission. - A quiet enough place to talk, or headphones. - If your connection drops, rejoin from the same class link and your tutor and whiteboard are still there. ## What it costs You can start on the Free plan: 45 live class minutes a month (about one class of the default length), no card needed. Pro is $15 a month for 6 hours of live class time, and Pro+ is $30 for 15 hours. ## Questions **What is a live AI tutor?** A live AI tutor teaches in real time: it speaks, listens, writes on a shared whiteboard and reads your work as you go, rather than answering one typed question at a time. **Can I interrupt the tutor?** Yes. Speak over it and it stops and listens, the way a person would. **Does the tutor see me?** No. Classes use the microphone only. The tutor sees what you put on the whiteboard, a document page you open or a screen you share on desktop, but never a camera. **What browsers work?** A current version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge works best, with microphone permission allowed for Tutix. **What if my connection drops mid-class?** Rejoin from the same class link or your Classes page. Your tutor and whiteboard are still there, so you pick up where you left off. **How much does it cost?** Live class time works out to about $2.50 an hour on Pro and $2 an hour on Pro+, and the Free plan includes 45 live minutes a month.