Guide

FocusTutor AI Guide

FocusTutor AI is a study tutor for children and teenagers with ADHD or autism, or who simply get distracted easily. They study with their own school material, in short sessions with breaks, and practice with challenges. This guide explains, screen by screen, what each part does and what to expect from it, whether you are the adult who supports or the one who studies.

Alaric

“I'm Alaric, your mentor. We are not going to study more hours: we are going to study better, and together.”

Nox

“I am Nox. I feed on the homework you leave for tomorrow. Keep it up.”

How it works, in three steps

  1. 1

    The adult sets the stage

    Creates the student's access, uploads school material (PDF, photos of notes, videos) and, if there is an exam, the syllabus with its date.

  2. 2

    The student studies with Alaric

    Seven-minute sessions with breaks, explanations adapted to how they learn, and challenges where every right answer takes health from Nox.

  3. 3

    The family sees what matters

    Whether they studied today, where to help this week, whether the route to the exam is on track, and an e-mail when something worth knowing happens.

For parents and caregivers

Guide for families

Chapters
  1. 1 · 4 min readCreate the account and your child's accessFrom the adult's sign-up to the student's first session in four steps, with their own credentials and their own browser.
  2. 2 · 5 min readUpload material and prepare an examPDFs, photos of notes, text and YouTube videos as study material, and how an exam becomes a route of short steps that re-plans itself.
  3. 3 · 6 min readReading the panel: Home, where to help and the exam planHow the family panel is organized: the Home screen, the ten sections with their adult name and their game name, and what to look at daily.
  4. 4 · 4 min readReports, “how to help” and e-mailsThe weekly and monthly report, the section with what to do and what to say, the save-as-PDF button, and the e-mails you can turn on.
  5. 5 · 5 min readLimits, hours, alerts and permissionsBreak mode, maximum daily time, study hours, e-mail alerts, student permissions and co-managing caregivers.
  6. 6 · 4 min readMinor safety and privacyWhat the family sees and does not see, how automatic message review works, safety alerts, and what data is kept.

For the one who studies

Guide for students

Chapters
  1. 1 · 4 min readYour first session with AlaricHow Home suggests a single next step, what a session with the tutor is like, and what the hint, drawing and “I got distracted” buttons do.
  2. 2 · 4 min readChallenges and battles against NoxWhat a challenge is, who Nox is, how the boss health bar works and why missing a question takes nothing from you.
  3. 3 · 4 min readMastering topics: almost, review and streakWhat mastering a topic means, why the map distinguishes “almost” from “mastered”, how forgetting works and what counts for the streak.
  4. 4 · 5 min readExam missionsHow an exam becomes your route of short steps, why it changes with how you're doing, how to continue on another device and what happens when you conquer a mission.
  5. 5 · 4 min readYour hero, XP, ranks and the storeHow you earn real XP, what levels and ranks are, and what you spend XP on in the store.
  6. 6 · 3 min readBreaks, focus and your settingsWhy breaks come every seven minutes, what focus measures, what the week's contract is and what you can change in your settings.

Ready to try it?

The free plan includes sessions with Alaric, challenges and the family panel. No card needed.