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A teaching platform for private online tutors: a classroom built for teaching rather than a video call with a shared screen, and the scheduling, payments, homework and parent reports that run themselves around it.
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classpot.com/lesson/maria — live
Lesson • Tue 7pmmaths • unit 12
Done
Homework checked automatically8 of 10 correct
80%
Invoice • August8 lessons
Sent
- In the lessonWhiteboard, Study Guides, recordings
- Around the lessonschedule, payments, homework, parents
- Class AIdrafts, reminds and files in both halves
You teach the 80. Class Spot does the other 215.
Twenty students, one lesson a week each: 80 lessons a month. Around them sit about 215 small jobs — reminders, homework hand-offs, parent updates, reschedules, invoices. You keep the 80.
You
Reminders
Homework
Parent updates
Reschedules
Invoices
Not one of the 215 is teaching.
And not one of them is billable.
Twenty students, and my Sunday evening went on typing 'don't forget, five o'clock tomorrow'. Twenty times. That was my weekend.
You close the tab at 8:00pm.
By 8:02pm the admin is done.
You teach. The board, the video and last week's homework are already open.
You say goodbye and close the tab. Nothing left on your desk.
Homework sent. Her mum updated. Next Tuesday booked. Payment reminder queued.
One question waiting: send August invoices to four students. You tap yes.
LessonMaths, with Katya
7:00pm8:00pm
Homework sent
Message to her mum
Next lesson booked
InvoiceYou tapped yes
8:02pm
You did the part that needs a teacher.
The rest happened while you were saying goodbye.
The lesson is better here
This is the half a video call can't give you: a room where your student works next to you, on the board, in the exercise, on the actual website you're teaching from.
- Interactive Whiteboard.Objects you move and reuse, not a video of your screen.
- Shared Tab Control.Hand your student the mouse on any website. Take it back in a click.
- Study Guides that mark themselves.Build the exercise once. It marks every student after that.
- Flash Cards, games and a dice.One deck turns into four drills. Add a timer or a roll of the dice and it's a game.
- Video and board in one window.Nothing to alt-tab. The same on a phone.
classpot.com/lesson — live
Quick check3x + 4 = 19 • student answering
Live
Board and video in one windowtwo cursors, one page
Shared
Study Guide • unit 12marks itself as she answers
Auto
I used to send a Zoom link and hope. Now a parent looks in and sees a room with their daughter's name on the board. Nobody has asked me why I charge what I charge since.
And the other half runs itself
Not because you configured anything. Because the platform was in the lesson too, so it knows it happened, who was in it and what came out of it.
No one waits on you
Reminders go a day and an hour before. Reschedules take one click and land in your calendar.
Schedule and remindersYou always know who owes what
Balances move as lessons happen, and the awkward reminder writes itself. We never touch your money.
Payment trackingYou ask, and it's done
"Move Friday to Monday and let his mum know." One sentence, and the calendar, the reminder and the message are handled.
AI assistantAnd a page that takes the bookings. Your own link with your subjects and the slots you actually have free. A parent picks a time, it lands in your schedule, and nobody is asked for money to book a trial. Share it where your students already come from: a group chat, your profile, a QR code on a card. Your public page
The admin doesn't get faster. It stops being yours.
Progress stops being a feeling
They stop asking how it's going, because they can already see it.
The gaps show up on their own
Exercises mark themselves, so a weak topic surfaces weeks before the exam.
HomeworkParents get the week without asking Soon
Attendance, homework scores and what's next, from the lessons themselves. You didn't write a line of it.
Parent reportsThe explanation doesn't expire
The student replays the lesson instead of asking you the same question on Sunday.
Recordings
This week
MiaEnglish
MiaEnglish2 lessonsTue and Thu
Homeworkchecked automatically85%
Next: irregular verbsTuesday
Invoice8 lessonsPaid
Message the tutor
The renewal conversation is easier when the parent can already see what they're paying for.
Same teaching hours.
Your evenings back.
The lessons don't change. They're the job. Everything around them stops being yours.
Your week now
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Evenings
RemindInvoiceMessage mumReschedule
RescheduleRemind
Your week with Class Spot
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Evenings
Done
Friday night I used to open the laptop 'just to send a couple of things' and close it at eleven. Now I don't open it. That is the whole difference, and it's worth more than the fifteen dollars.
You teach exactly the way you always have
Class Spot has no opinion about your method. No mandatory curriculum, no scripted lessons, no AI standing in front of your student.
Technology handles the process. The teaching is yours.
- Your materials, your sequence, your pace.Nothing here tells you how to teach.
- AI drafts, files and reminds. You approve.The last word is always yours.
- Your students, your prices, your rules.We charge a subscription, never a cut of what you earn.
Two evenings, and you're running on it
No migration project, no data-entry weekend. You teach the whole time it's happening.
Tonight
Teach your next lesson here, on your own Zoom link. Your student clicks a link and they're in.
Tomorrow
Your schedule and your balances come across from a spreadsheet, a notes app or a photo of the notebook.
Whenever you like
Move the call itself. One button, and not one of your students notices.
I moved nothing on the first day. Same Zoom link, same lesson. The reminders and the invoice just started happening without me. The call was the last thing I switched, about three weeks in.
Move one student this week. Move the rest whenever it suits you.
Start with one student this week
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