Everything Konetuto does, for everyone who uses it

Search verified tutors for school subjects, exams (WAEC, NECO, JAMB, BECE, Common Entrance, GCSE with AQA or Edexcel, IGCSE, A-Level, IB, SAT, MCAT), university courses, music and instruments, languages, arts and tech skills. Each result is a lesson offer with the subjects, level, price, lesson format and reviews; cards show the checks passed (ID, qualifications, background), reply time and reputation badge.

How to use it

1. Open Find a tutor.
2. Filter by subject, exam, level, location and budget (price slider), and sort by rating, reply time, price, availability or nearest (if you share your location).
3. Open a tutor, pick a time from the week grid (shown in your own time zone) and book; later, tap “Book the same time” on a past lesson to repeat it.

How it helps: You choose from tutors whose identity and qualifications have been checked, and many offer a free first lesson.

A shortlist of tutors you like, and a side-by-side view of up to three lessons.

How to use it

1. Tap the heart on any tutor or ad.
2. Open Saved tutors to see them again.
3. From search, pick up to three lessons to compare.

How it helps: You can decide calmly, comparing price, experience and times in one view.

Book one lesson, or pay once for a 7, 14, 21 or 30-day plan of regular lessons.

How to use it

1. On a tutor’s page, choose a plan length.
2. Pick a time and the days (every day, weekdays, weekends or any mix).
3. Check the dates the schedule builder lists, then pay once.

How it helps: Regular lessons are set up in one go, and some tutors discount longer plans.

Propose a price to a tutor whose price is marked negotiable. Shown when Konetuto has price offers switched on.

How to use it

1. On a negotiable tutor’s page, make an offer.
2. Follow replies under Price offers.
3. Book at the agreed price once the tutor accepts.

How it helps: Lessons can fit your budget without leaving the platform’s protection.

Your starting page: the next lesson, its join button and your latest lesson reports.

How to use it

1. Sign in; you land on Home.
2. Tap Join live class when it opens, 10 minutes before the lesson.

How it helps: One glance tells you what’s next.

Every upcoming lesson with its Google Meet link, and every past lesson with the tutor’s report, recording and notes.

How to use it

1. Open Lessons.
2. Upcoming: tap Join live class. If you’re in the Meet and waiting, tap “I’m in the Meet: tell my tutor”; if your tutor doesn’t come, open the lesson and, under “Your tutor didn’t come?”, choose a new time at no charge or Get a refund.
3. During the lesson, tap Lesson board to see the visuals and simulations your tutor puts up, and use them on your own screen.
4. Past: open a lesson to read the report and notes.

How it helps: Everything about each lesson is in one place, so you can revise from it later.

Your week on a time grid (a day list on phones), with assignments due shown as dashed items.

How to use it

1. Open Timetable.
2. Use the arrows for other weeks; tap a lesson to join, move or cancel it.
3. Tap Print for a paper copy.

How it helps: You can plan your week around lessons and deadlines.

Homework your tutor sets, with due dates, files and the tutor’s feedback. Instructions can include maths, pictures, simulations and quick questions, or a lesson page to read. Also notes and worksheets your tutor shares.

How to use it

1. Open Assignments and choose one.
2. Read it (try any visuals and quick questions) and download any files.
3. Type your answer, attach a photo or document, and hand it in. If it’s a lesson page with a quiz, finishing the quiz hands it in with your score.

How it helps: You get a reminder the day before it’s due, and feedback comes back to the same place.

Lessons your tutors wrote for you, with pictures, simulations, 3D models, quick questions and a quiz at the end.

How to use it

1. Open Lesson pages, or the link in an assignment.
2. Read it and try the visuals and checkpoint questions (each visual has a text description too).
3. Do the quiz at the end; if it was set as homework, finishing it hands it in.
4. Tap Save for offline to read it later without data.

How it helps: Learn and revise between lessons with material made for you by your own tutor. Questions you get wrong become flashcards automatically.

Timed computer-based tests like the real exam on screen: free tests your tutor sets, and Konetuto’s JAMB, WAEC, NECO and other exam tests (past questions by subject, year and topic, mock exams, multi-subject tests with a tab per subject, and prize competitions).

How to use it

1. Open Tests, or pick a test on /utme, /waec, /neco or a programme page.
2. Answer within the time limit and hand it in (pay per sitting for paid exam tests; a parent can pay for their children).
3. See your score per subject and the answers, then share your result card if you like.

How it helps: You practise under exam conditions and see exactly what to fix.

Lessons shared with other learners, some with their own Google Classroom class. Every session can be recorded, with notes from the tutor, so you can watch it again.

How to use it

1. Open Group classes to browse, or see Live classes on the website.
2. Choose a class and book your place.
3. Join each session from Lessons or the class page.
4. Watch past sessions again and read the notes on the class page.

How it helps: Learn with others, share the cost of a tutor, and go back over anything you missed.

Intensive programmes with a class for each subject and one fee: JAMB UTME, WAEC and NECO preparation, and courses such as web development. For JAMB, English is compulsory and you choose three more for your course; for WAEC and NECO, English and Mathematics plus your stream (Science, Humanities or Business).

How to use it

1. Open Bootcamps, or Live classes on the website.
2. Choose your category (for example Medical Sciences); the usual subjects are ticked, and you can swap any (Geography instead of Biology, say).
3. Pay once, by card, bank transfer or wallet.
4. Change subjects until the first session; watch every session again afterwards.

How it helps: Exam preparation in every subject you sit, timetabled so your subjects don’t clash, for one fee.

An AI tutor that explains any topic, draws graphs, diagrams, colour-coded 3D molecules (atoms in clear colours with a key) and simulations, and checks maths and science step by step. Every visual has a text description, and simulations work from the keyboard (Space, R, arrow keys). It remembers what helps you, such as your exam board and repeated mistakes.

How to use it

1. Open Tutor-Ai.
2. Type, speak or send a photo of a question.
3. Use “Test me on this chat” for five quick questions, or “Ask your tutor” to send the chat to your tutor.

How it helps: Help at any hour between lessons. Under-18s get guided mode, which coaches you to the answer rather than giving it.

A photo-first way into Tutor-Ai, set to guided coaching.

How to use it

1. Open Homework help.
2. Tap Snap your homework and take a photo.
3. Work through it step by step with Tutor-Ai.

How it helps: You understand how to solve it, so you can do the next one yourself.

Tutor-Ai reads a photo of your working line by line and checks each step.

How to use it

1. In Tutor-Ai, send a photo of your working.
2. Ask it to mark your work.
3. Look at the first wrong step it highlights and try again.

How it helps: You find exactly where a method went wrong, not just that the answer is wrong.

Question practice by subject, topic and level, from primary to university, plus real WAEC, NECO, JAMB and other past questions grouped by syllabus topic, each topic with your mastery score.

How to use it

1. Open Practice and choose a subject, topic and level.
2. Or, under Past questions by topic, choose the exam and subject and practise a topic (or a mixed past paper).
3. Answer one question at a time (keys A–E work too), read the right answer and why, and watch each topic move towards Mastered.

How it helps: Results by topic show what to practise next, and a coach points out patterns in your mistakes.

Daily review cards made from your practice mistakes, questions you get wrong in lesson pages and blog quizzes, lesson key words and lesson reports.

How to use it

1. Open Flashcards each day.
2. Try to recall the answer, then flip the card.
3. Cards you find hard come back sooner; easy ones come back later.

How it helps: Spaced review moves facts into long-term memory in a few minutes a day.

Turns your notes, a chapter, slides or a past paper (PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel or text) into a full lesson.

How to use it

1. Open Lesson builder and upload a file.
2. Add your level and what to focus on.
3. Wait a minute or two (you can leave the page), then study the lesson.

How it helps: You get explanations, worked examples, practice with answers and a quiz from your own material. It’s made with AI, so check anything important.

Built lessons, lesson pages and your tutor’s files saved on your device for reading offline.

How to use it

1. Save a built lesson, a lesson page or a tutor’s file for offline from its page.
2. Open Downloads to read it without data.

How it helps: You can keep studying when data is low or the connection drops.

Topics you’ve mastered and those that need attention, worked out from lesson reports, tests, homework and practice. Also study streaks, badges and weekly goals, the goals your tutor sets you (with milestones), and any learning path: weeks of lesson pages, practice and tests with what’s due and what’s behind.

How to use it

1. Open Progress.
2. Check “Needs attention” to see what to work on next.
3. Follow your tutor’s goals, and work through your learning path week by week: open each lesson page or task and tick it; practice and tests tick themselves off.
4. Keep your streak going by attending lessons, practising or handing in tests.

How it helps: You see real evidence of improvement, and what to do next.

Chat with tutors before and after booking. Phone numbers, emails and outside links are blocked.

How to use it

1. Open a tutor and tap Message, or open Messages.
2. Ask your question; replies arrive under the bell too.

How it helps: You can check a tutor is right before paying, and your bookings stay protected.

Your payment history, PDF receipts and lesson packs with lessons left. Pay by card (saved for one-tap next time), bank transfer with proof of payment, or your Konetuto wallet; outside Nigeria you pay in pounds, dollars or Canadian dollars. Referral and scholarship credit comes off automatically.

How to use it

1. Open Payments.
2. Tap Receipt (PDF) on any payment.
3. Book from a pack without paying again.

How it helps: Every payment is recorded, and each receipt can be verified at /verify.

A balance you top up once and pay for lessons, classes and tests from (competition cash prizes land here too). Available to families in Nigeria when Konetuto switches it on, up to the limits Konetuto sets.

How to use it

1. Open Wallet and top up.
2. Choose the wallet when you pay for a lesson.

How it helps: Faster checkout, and you can budget for lessons in advance.

Your details, how Konetuto contacts you, and your Google connection.

How to use it

1. Open Account.
2. Choose email and, where available, WhatsApp alerts.
3. Connect Google to add lessons to your calendar.

How it helps: Reminders reach you where you’ll see them, and Meet recognises you when you join.

Invite friends with your link. You earn credit when each friend completes a first paid lesson, and bonus credit at Bronze (3 friends), Silver (5), Gold (10) and Champion (20). The month’s top ambassadors are shown.

How to use it

1. Add a profile photo, then open Account → Invite friends.
2. Share your invite card on WhatsApp or anywhere else.
3. Watch your level and credit grow; it comes off your next lesson payment.

How it helps: Learning with friends costs less, and you’re rewarded for bringing them.

A profile for each child you book for, with their class, exams and goals, plus their Tutor-Ai settings.

How to use it

1. Open Learners and add each child.
2. Enter their class and exams.
3. Use the Tutor-Ai button on a child to choose what you see of their use and to lock guided mode on.

How it helps: Tutors know your child before the first lesson, and reports stay separate for each child.

Search verified tutors by subject, exam (WAEC, JAMB, GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level, SAT and more), level, location and budget, including music, languages, arts and tech skills. Cards show the checks each tutor passed, their reply time, price and reputation badge.

How to use it

1. Open Find a tutor and filter; sort by rating, reply time, price, availability or nearest.
2. Read profiles, reviews and recommendations, or compare tutors side by side.
3. Book for the right child from the week grid of times (in your time zone). Many tutors offer a free first lesson.

How it helps: You choose from checked tutors, with prices and times up front.

For schools: add learners in bulk (name, class, level), invite teachers, book a tutor for many learners at once (paid from the school wallet or per booking), and download class progress reports with lessons, attendance, homework, mastery and what needs work.

How to use it

1. Open School account and set up your school; we check it and switch it on.
2. Paste your learners, one per line, and add teachers by email.
3. Book lessons for several learners in one go, then follow progress by class or download the CSV.

How it helps: One account for a whole school, with reports teachers can act on.

Anyone can give to a scholarship fund that pays for lessons for learners whose families can’t afford them. Each fund shows what it paid for: learners helped, lessons taken and reports written.

How to use it

1. Open Scholarships from the footer.
2. Choose an amount (₦5,000 is about one lesson) and give; you can stay anonymous.
3. Families who need help contact us; our team decides each award, and the credit comes off lesson payments automatically.

How it helps: Good tutoring for more learners, with a clear report of where the money went.

A learning advisor reads what your child needs and suggests tutors.

How to use it

1. Open Request a match.
2. Describe the subject, level, goals and timetable.
3. Receive up to three suggestions by email with profiles and open times.

How it helps: Free expert help choosing, with no obligation to book.

Pay once for a 7, 14, 21 or 30-day plan of regular lessons, or book one at a time.

How to use it

1. Choose a plan length on the tutor’s page.
2. Pick a time and days; the schedule builder lists the dates.
3. Pay once for every session.

How it helps: A steady routine without re-booking every week, and some tutors discount longer plans.

Keep a shortlist of tutors, compare up to three, and propose a price where a tutor marks theirs negotiable (when switched on).

How to use it

1. Tap the heart to save a tutor.
2. Compare from search.
3. Make an offer on a negotiable tutor and follow it in Price offers.

How it helps: You compare calmly and find lessons that fit your budget.

The next lesson, recommended tutors, and buttons to view one child at a time.

How to use it

1. Sign in; you land on Home.
2. Tap a child’s name to focus on them.

How it helps: A quick daily check on what’s coming up for each child.

Every lesson with its join link, report, invoice and receipt.

How to use it

1. Open a booking.
2. Move it (once, up to 12 hours before), cancel it (free up to 24 hours before), add it to your calendar, or tap “Book the same time” to repeat it.
3. If the tutor didn’t come, choose a free new time or Get a refund under “Your tutor didn’t come?”; for anything else, tap Report a problem.

How it helps: You’re in control of every lesson and protected if plans change.

All your children’s lessons and due assignments on one weekly grid.

How to use it

1. Open Timetable.
2. Tap names at the top to show or hide a child.
3. Print it for the fridge.

How it helps: Lessons fit around school and family life.

Homework tutors set for your children, with due dates and what was handed in.

How to use it

1. Open Assignments.
2. Check what’s due and what’s been submitted.
3. Open one to read the tutor’s feedback.

How it helps: You can check homework is done without asking every day.

Lessons your children’s tutors wrote for them, with visuals, quick questions and an end quiz.

How to use it

1. Open Lesson pages to see what tutors have shared.
2. Open one to read it with your child; tap Save for offline to keep it on the phone.
3. Quiz results set as homework show in Assignments, and wrong answers become flashcards.

How it helps: You see what your child is learning and can help them revise.

Every Sunday, 2–3 things you can do at home that week (10–20 minutes each), from the tutor’s lesson reports, homework and results. Plus the goals your child’s tutor set, with milestones ticked off as they’re reached, and any learning path (weeks of lesson pages, practice and tests) with what’s due and what’s behind.

How to use it

1. Open Progress and find “Help … at home this week”.
2. Try each tip and tick it off.
3. Follow goals and milestones under Goals; you’re told when one is reached.

How it helps: You know exactly how to help, even without knowing the subject.

Invite other families with your link. You earn credit when each one completes a first paid lesson, plus bonus credit at Bronze (3 friends), Silver (5), Gold (10) and Champion (20).

How to use it

1. Add a profile photo, then open Account → Invite friends.
2. Share your invite card on WhatsApp or anywhere else.
3. Your credit comes off your next lesson payment automatically.

How it helps: Lessons cost less the more families you bring.

Your children’s test results and the answers.

How to use it

1. Open Tests.
2. Open a result to see the score and which questions were missed.

How it helps: You see exam readiness clearly, and you’re alerted when a test opens.

Shared lessons your child can join with other learners, with recordings and the tutor’s notes after each session.

How to use it

1. Open Group classes and choose one.
2. Book a place for a child.
3. See attendance, notes and recordings on the class page.

How it helps: Quality teaching with the cost shared, and nothing lost if your child misses a session.

JAMB, WAEC and NECO bootcamps (and other courses) with a class per subject and one fee. You pick your child’s category and subjects, and can change them until it starts.

How to use it

1. Open Bootcamps and choose one.
2. Pick who the place is for, the category and the subjects.
3. Pay once; the receipt is a verifiable PDF.
4. Follow each subject’s timetable, attendance and recordings.

How it helps: One payment covers every exam subject, with a full refund if you give up the place before the first session.

For each child: topics mastered and “Needs attention”, the last 90 days of attendance, tests, homework and Google Classroom grades, plus study streaks and badges.

How to use it

1. Open Progress and pick a child.
2. Read “Needs attention” to see where lessons should focus.
3. Set a weekly goal of active study days (1–7).

How it helps: Progress is backed by evidence, so you can talk to the tutor about specifics.

The AI study helper your children use, which you can also use yourself.

How to use it

1. Open Tutor-Ai, or Homework help to start from a photo.
2. Set what you see of each child’s use, and lock guided mode, from Learners.

How it helps: Your child gets help at homework time that teaches rather than hands over answers.

Spaced-repetition review cards built from practice and lessons.

How to use it

1. Open Flashcards.
2. Review the day’s cards.

How it helps: A few minutes a day keeps key facts fresh.

Chat with tutors before and after booking. Contact details and outside links are blocked.

How to use it

1. Tap Message on a tutor, or open Messages.

How it helps: You can agree goals with the tutor, and payments stay protected.

Payment history, PDF receipts and lesson packs with lessons left. Pay by card (saved for one tap), bank transfer with proof of payment, or a Konetuto wallet (yours or a child’s); families abroad pay in pounds, dollars or Canadian dollars. Referral and scholarship credit comes off automatically.

How to use it

1. Open Payments.
2. Tap Receipt (PDF) on any payment.
3. Book from a pack without paying again.

How it helps: Clear records. Refunds go back to the card or account you paid with, usually within 5–10 working days.

Top up once and pay for lessons, classes and tests from the balance, for you or each child (in Nigeria, when switched on, up to Konetuto’s limits).

How to use it

1. Open Wallet and top up.
2. Choose the wallet at checkout.

How it helps: Quicker payments and easier budgeting.

Written by the tutor after every lesson: what was covered, how it went, homework and next steps.

How to use it

1. You’re notified when a report is ready.
2. Open the lesson from Bookings to read it.

How it helps: You know what each lesson achieved, not just that it happened.

A Sunday roundup of the week, and a verifiable PDF progress report on the 1st of each month.

How to use it

1. Turn on WhatsApp or email updates in Account.
2. Find past monthly reports on Progress.

How it helps: Updates come to you, so you don’t have to go looking.

Your details, how Konetuto contacts you, Google connection and notifications.

How to use it

1. Open Account to choose email and WhatsApp alerts.
2. Connect Google to add lessons to your calendar.
3. Check the bell for bookings, reminders and missed lessons.

How it helps: You never miss a lesson, a report or a result.