Tuti for teachers
Spend less time grading and making tests.
Tuti scores essays against your rubric and drafts feedback for you to approve, writes quizzes and exams with answer keys, and turns your notes into handouts.
Hours back every week.
Tuti does the first draft of the slow work from your own material. You check it, change what you want and approve.
Grade a class set against your rubric
Share the folder of essays and your rubric. Tuti scores each essay on every criterion and drafts feedback. You review, edit and approve. Nothing reaches students until you do.
For example: “Grade the Period 3 essays with my rubric. Don’t send anything.”
Quizzes and exams with answer keys
From your notes or a chapter, Tuti writes multiple-choice, short-answer and long-answer questions, the answer key, and a version B that tests the same skills for another class.
For example: “Make a 10-question quiz on Chapter 4, with a version B.”
Slides, handouts and PDFs from your notes
Tuti turns your lesson notes into lecture slides, a one-page handout or a study guide, and saves them as PDFs in your Drive.
For example: “Turn my photosynthesis notes into slides and a one-page handout.”
Emails to parents and students
Tuti drafts the class update or a note to each family, using your notes or grade sheet. You read them and approve, and Tuti sends them from your Gmail.
For example: “Email the Period 3 parents about Friday’s field trip.”
It learns how you teach
Tuti remembers your classes, your rubrics and how you like feedback written, so the next batch sounds like you. You can see, edit or delete what it remembers.
For example: “Use the same feedback style as last unit.”
Google Classroom, Canvas and rosters
Coming soon
Tuti will read assignments and submissions from Google Classroom and Canvas, post the grades you approve and work with your class rosters.
Grade 30 essays, then approve.
Tuti scores each essay on your rubric and drafts feedback. You open one, change a score and approve.
The request: “Grade the 30 essays in my Period 3 folder with my rubric. Draft feedback, don’t send anything.”
Tuti scores 30 essays on your 4 rubric criteria and drafts feedback. You review one, change a score, and approve them all.
You stay the grader. Tuti suggests scores and feedback, flags the essays it isn’t sure about, and saves only what you approve. It doesn’t post grades on its own.
An exam, an answer key and a version B.
From your chapter notes to three PDFs in your Drive.
The request: “Make a 20-question exam from my Chapter 6 notes, with an answer key. Then a version B for Period 5.”
Tuti writes a 20-question exam from your notes, the answer key and a version B, and exports them as PDFs to your Drive.
Academic integrity
What Tuti does for your students.
Students can use Tuti in study mode. It explains, asks questions, gives hints and gives feedback on their drafts, and it won’t write graded work for them to hand in. Its answers point to the course material they shared. Tuti doesn’t detect AI use or plagiarism, and your class rules come first.
How study mode worksIn study mode, Tuti
- Explains and quizzes, with sources from the course material
- Gives feedback on a student’s own draft
- Won’t write an essay or exam answer to hand in
Google Classroom and Canvas are coming soon.
Tuti will read submissions from your LMS, post the grades and feedback you approve, and work with your class rosters. Today it works with the files in your Drive and your Gmail.
Common questions.
Does Tuti grade on its own?
How does it know my rubric?
Does it work with Google Classroom or Canvas?
Is my students’ work private?
Can it make slides and handouts?
What does it cost?
Your students can use Tuti to study, in study mode. Tuti for students
