It started at a kitchen table.
9:47 pm. The homework was half-done, the explanation wasn't landing, and nobody was winning. Sound familiar?
You know the scene. It's almost ten o'clock. Your child is tired, you're tired, and the maths worksheet is sitting between you like a peace negotiation neither side is winning. You've explained the same concept three different ways. They nod — but you can see in their eyes they don't actually get it.
You think: a good tutor would know exactly how to explain this. But the good tutors charge HK$800 an hour. And the affordable ones see so many kids they couldn't possibly remember what your child got wrong last week.
That's the gap we fell into. Both of us. Not as entrepreneurs — as mothers.
Two mothers. Five kids between us. One shared frustration.
Yayu Chan
UBC Family Studies · Kindergarten founder
“I studied Family Studies at UBC and came home to build a kindergarten — one of the most sought-after in Hong Kong. I've spent over a decade in education, and I've seen how the system rewards families who can pay and quietly ignores those who can't. When my own daughter started bringing homework home, the inequality I'd fought professionally became personal.”
Cami Fu
HKU Counselling MSc · 10 yrs tutoring & music
“I've been teaching kids for ten years — as a private tutor prepping students for exams, and as a music teacher watching every child absorb things in their own way. I did my Master's in Counselling at HKU because I wanted to understand the whole child, not just their test scores. Then I had three of my own. And suddenly I was the parent at the kitchen table at 9 pm, feeling the exact same helplessness I'd counselled other parents through.”
We kept coming back to the same question: why does getting quality feedback on your child's homework require a human who costs more per hour than most families earn?
The best tutor isn't the one with the biggest billboard. It's the one who remembers that your child confuses 6 and 8 in their times tables. The one who knows they're strong on addition but shaky on word problems. The one who adjusts — every session, every question — to how your child actually learns.
That tutor doesn't scale. Until now.
We spent two years building it with over 500 Hong Kong teachers and parents — at kitchen tables and in WhatsApp groups, not in a lab. The result: take a photo of your child's homework, and within seconds every question is graded, every mistake explained, and a learning profile remembers what they struggle with, adapts what comes next, and predicts where they'll need help before they get there.
It's the tutor we wished we had at 9:47 pm. Available 24/7. Personal to your child. And it doesn't cost HK$800.
Homework was never meant to be a chore you survive together. It was meant to be where your child deepens what they learned in class — where understanding sticks, not just completion.
But somewhere along the way, homework became about getting through it. Finish the worksheet, tick the box, move on. True understanding got lost behind the rush to meet course requirements. And parents ended up cast as reluctant tutors — spending their only free hours re-teaching long division instead of reading together, building Lego, or just talking about the day.
Understanding is more valuable than completion.
It doesn't take an HK$800-an-hour tutor to get there — it takes one that knows your child. Every child is different: different strengths, different pace, different way of clicking with an idea. Our goal is to be your child's most personalised tutor, 24/7.
We handle the grading, the explaining, the tracking. We leave the mentoring to you.
No app will ever replace a parent who believes in their child.
What we can do is give you your evenings back. Less time arguing over fractions. More time for curiosity, discovery, and the things that actually bond a family.
Homework should build understanding — not eat your evenings. We handle the teaching so you can be the parent.
Real understanding compounds
A ticked worksheet fades by Monday. A concept truly understood builds on itself for years. We optimise for the second kind.
One child, one profile
Not an average. Not a class of thirty. Tutor Wong adapts to your child's specific strengths, gaps, and pace — and remembers them next time.
Give parents their evenings
Your job at 9 pm isn't to re-teach borrowing. It's to spark curiosity, share discoveries, and be present. We take the homework so you can take the bedtime story.
HK$800 quality at HK$0
If the feedback is good enough for the kids at elite tutoring centres, it should be available to every family. Our free tier is real — not a teaser.
We built this for the 9:47 pm parent.
The one who'd rather be reading with their kid than re-explaining borrowing. Start tonight — it's free.
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