Every child is taught, not processed
Classes are capped at five students so a teacher can actually see each one. No lecture halls, no anonymity.
HomeLearning gives independent teachers everything a school gives them — a timetable, a live classroom, course material, quizzes and a gradebook — without the school. Students get a teacher who knows their name, and an AI tutor that never gets tired of the same question.

Our goal
To give one teacher and a handful of students everything they need to do serious work together — and then get out of the way.
Tutoring today is split across a video app, a messaging app, a shared drive, a spreadsheet of marks and a payment thread. Everyone loses something in the gaps. We put the whole thing in one place so the teacher can spend the hour teaching and the student can spend it learning.
Four commitments that decide what we build and what we refuse to build.
Classes are capped at five students so a teacher can actually see each one. No lecture halls, no anonymity.
You propose your fee, you set your timetable, and you keep the relationship with the family. We are the classroom, not the middleman.
Attendance, materials, grades and messages all live in one place, visible to the people who care about the outcome.
A good teacher two time zones away beats no good teacher nearby. We make that a normal Tuesday afternoon.
We use AI where it saves a human being time or unblocks a stuck student — never to decide a grade on its own, and never to stand in for the person teaching the class.

Less admin, more teaching.

A patient tutor between classes.
Where we draw the line. AI drafts, a teacher approves. Written answers are always read by a person before a grade is final, and a student always knows when they are talking to the tutor rather than their teacher.
Teachers list subjects and rates. Students say what they need help with.
Proposals go both ways. Discuss it, settle it, then start.
Live video, shared slides, quizzes and activities in one window.
Attendance, grades and materials build a record of real progress.
Teachers, bring your students. Students, bring your questions.