Guides/Tutors

Neo for tutors.

Twelve lifehacks to get the best out of Neo for you.

01

Get students

Find new students.

Instead of: An empty slot

+$160 a monthper weekly student, at $40 an hour

Send
The groups and boards where people ask for a tutor.
Get
Every Monday at 9:00: new requests that fit, each with a reply ready.
Tip
Start with three sources. Add more later.

Answer a new lead.

Instead of: A lead lost to a faster tutor

Three replies, ready

Send
The request, pasted or as a screenshot.
Get
Three replies: short, warm, and one with a trial lesson.
Tip
Tell it the character limit. It counts.

Set your price.

Instead of: The same rate for years

+$100 a month$5 more an hour, five lessons a week

Send
What you teach, what you charge, what others charge.
Get
A price, the reasons, and the note to your students.
Tip
Ask it to argue against your number. Post the one that survives.
02

Prepare

Make a lesson by voice.

Instead of: An evening of planning

One voice note

Send
A voice note: the student, the level, the topic, the time.
Get
The text first. After your ok, a PDF with pictures, exercises and a teacher key.
Tip
Fix the text by voice before you ask for the PDF.

Turn a page into a worksheet.

Instead of: Hunting for a worksheet

One photo

Send
A photo of the textbook page.
Get
Ten new exercises at the same level, with an answer key.
Tip
Name the student. It remembers their level.

Test a new student.

Instead of: Guessing their level

A 15-minute test

Send
Their age, their goal, their guess at their level.
Get
A 15-minute test with a scoring key.
Tip
Send back a photo of the answers. It marks them and plans the first month.
03

Teach and check

Get an exercise mid-lesson.

Instead of: Ten minutes left, nothing ready

Seven tasks in a minute

Send
The topic and two words: quick exercise.
Get
Seven short tasks at their level, with answers.
Tip
Add the student’s hobby. The tasks will be about it.

Check homework.

Instead of: An hour with a red pen

One photo

Send
A photo of the essay and the rubric.
Get
Word count, each mistake with its rule, a score by the rubric.
Tip
If a point looks wrong, say so. It checks again.

Remember every student.

Instead of: “Where did we stop?”

It remembers

Send
One voice line after each lesson: what you did, what was hard.
Get
Before the next lesson: where you stopped, what to repeat, what is due.
Tip
Ask it before a test: what should Leo go over first?
04

Parents and money

Write to parents.

Instead of: Five drafts of one message

One line from you

Send
What you want to say, in your own words.
Get
A short, polite message in their language.
Tip
Tell it your rates and tone once. It keeps them.

Send an invoice.

Instead of: An invoice typed by hand

One sentence

Send
One sentence: who it is for, how many lessons, your rate.
Get
A numbered PDF invoice, saved in your files.
Tip
After the first one, just say: same as last time.

Count your month.

Instead of: A spreadsheet you never update

Every lesson, every dollar

Send
One line after each lesson: the student and the minutes.
Get
At month end: lessons and money, by student.
Tip
Tell it who has paid. It keeps the list of who has not.

Tell it three things once.

Neo uses them every time.

1Who you teach
“I teach English to teenagers: test prep and conversation.”
2Your rates
“45 minutes is $30. An hour is $40.”
3Your rules
“Text first, PDF second. Always polite with parents.”

Questions and answers

Can an AI assistant plan lessons for tutors and teachers?

Yes. Describe the lesson by voice or text: the student, their level, the topic, the time you have. Neo writes it out, and after your ok turns it into a PDF with pictures, exercises and a teacher key. Six pages can be ready 24 minutes after your voice note.

Can AI check essays and homework?

Send a photo or a file and name the rubric. Neo counts words and paragraphs, marks each mistake with the rule behind it and scores the work point by point. The grade stays yours, and when a point looks wrong you ask it to check again.

Can AI help a tutor find students?

Name the public groups, channels or boards where people near you ask for a tutor. Neo reads them on a schedule, for example every Monday at 9:00, and sends you the requests that fit, with a reply ready for each.

Does it write to parents for me?

It writes the message in each family’s language and tone, with your rates and rules already known. You approve before sending.

What does it cost?

You can start free, no card needed. Pro is $49 a month.

Is my students’ information private?

Every person gets a separate space with its own AI, memory and storage. Your data is never sold, never used to train models and never shared. More on the Trust page.

The old way: Empty slots. Evenings of prep. The same old rate.

A new way to tutor.

More students. Less time wasted. Higher rates.

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Free to start. No card needed.