TutorAI is a freemium productivity tool where users can build modules and lessons on any topic that comes to mind with the use of artificial intelligence. This unique tool can be used to help you understand a particularly difficult Math lesson, learn about a new culture, or even test your knowledge of general topics or pop culture.

Take note, though, that TutorAI only allows your first three queries to be made free before having to pay for a premium subscription for any succeeding topics you want to learn about. The premium subscription also grants a more personalized approach with progress trackers and customizable learning levels.

Gain more knowledge

Using TutorAI is as simple as typing out any topic or subject you need help with and letting the program do the rest of the work. It will then build a number of different modules related to your topic, each with its own set of lessons. After starting a lesson, you can also generate additional content in the form of a simplified explanation, examples, or a quiz.

The end of a lesson will also allow you to present any queries for certain areas in a lesson that you may be confused about. You can also share your lessons with others to help share knowledge with even more people. Unfortunately, though, once you’ve marked a lesson as “Completed”, there is no option to return to it or access the same content again.

It’s also important to keep in mind that like all tools that make use of artificial intelligence, this program isn’t always going to be completely reliable. There will still be instances where the program can present misinformation or contain inaccuracies. Users do not have the option to report issues with certain text that contains such instances, either, so it can be difficult to correct them.

Promising but could use some work

Overall, TutorAI can be a quick way to gain extra knowledge or have a difficult topic explained to you simply and efficiently. With no limits to the topics you can generate, this program is a promising learning tool that can be used for a variety of situations. However, the app could still benefit from return access and a way to report inaccurate information to better serve its students.